ACF Sunrise

Sunrise Soccer Club now competes as ACF Sunrise, one of six programs in the Athletic Club Florida network. The club’s age ladder begins with an Academy for four- to eight-year-olds, adds Pre-ECNL for U11–U12, and lists N1 and ECNL Regional League for U13–U19. ACF ECNL is described as the network’s national tier, so the academy is intended for families comparing an evaluated, competitive route rather than open municipal recreation.

Tryouts for 2026–27 are marked closed. The club says selected roster spaces may still be available, but it does not publish a universal practice timetable or fee list on the program page. Contact the staff with the child’s birth date and playing background, then ask which age group has room, which league it enters, how often it trains, and the full season cost before accepting a place.

The club’s official map link and the City’s Nob Hill Soccer Club Park listing point to 10200 Sunset Strip. The municipal park directory describes three soccer fields with spectator seating and dedicated parking. ACF’s own gallery identifies the local training setting as Nob Hill Soccer Park. A player’s exact field assignment should still be confirmed, since the program structure spans different levels and age groups.

This is the renamed successor to Sunrise Soccer Club, which the club says began in 1978. What distinguishes ACF is the progression from its youngest academy into regional and national competition; the structure does not guarantee playing time or a particular outcome for an individual. For a child who wants a first introduction, the City’s seasonal league is simpler to enter. For one already seeking competitive selection, ask ACF about the current roster and the obligations attached to each team.