AYSO Region 644 Weston

AYSO Region 644 is the recreational counterpoint to Weston’s travel-club scene. Its core program forms balanced teams and schedules Saturday games at Weston Regional Park. Younger U5 and U6 groups have one weekly practice; U7 and older divisions have two, but volunteer coaches choose the days and the league says it cannot promise a family a particular weeknight. That detail matters when adults are coordinating school, work and more than one child.

AYSO’s current Fall 2026 registration page lists $205 for early registration, $235 regular and $285 late, with possible taxes and fees; it says the waitlist begins August 1. The season is already underway, so families looking ahead to spring should use the region’s published mid-to-late-November opening window and confirm the new season’s fee once posted. The registration package includes ten games, a complete uniform, trophy, insurance and a photo package.

A distinctive option is EPIC, a free, inclusive program for players ages four and up who need additional support to participate. The region lists Sunday sessions from 10 to 11 a.m. at Field 4 of Weston Regional Park, over two ten-week seasons; families must remain at the field. The program uses volunteer buddies, and the site says some players need encouragement while others may benefit from one-to-one attention. Parents can contact the coordinator to discuss a child’s needs before registering.

All AYSO 644 practices and games are listed at 20200 Saddle Club Road. That same park contains several programs in the Weston Sports Alliance, so the field number is as important as the park name. Weston FC offers a longer, competitive schedule at various sites; AYSO is the option for balanced local play without the same travel-club structure. Inter Miami in Miami and Fort Lauderdale United women in Davie are nearby professional teams, but neither is presented as affiliated with this region.