FUTSOC Youth Academy

FUTSOC organizes its training around a progression instead of a single recreation league. The official home page lists Bambinos for ages five to seven, a Youth Academy for ages eight to eighteen, goalkeeper camps for seven to seventeen and camps for five to sixteen. Bambinos is described as a fall or spring block with two sessions each week; the Youth Academy runs September to May with three practices weekly and tournament or soccer-festival play.

The displayed prices are among the clearest in Weston: $500 for a Bambinos fall or spring block and $1,360 for the September–May Youth Academy season. These are the club’s current published figures; before registering, ask whether uniforms, tournament travel and other team expenses are additional. Tryout participation does not guarantee placement, and the club’s evaluation form asks families to choose a group rather than promising an open roster.

The published address points to Tequesta Trace Park at 600 Indian Trace. FUTSOC says the program began in Weston in 1999 and has grown from small technical sessions into academy, camps and competitive teams. Its official youth-academy page lists an U18/U19 team for 2026–27, while the home page’s 19-plus Amateur Academy is presented separately and plays in UPSL. Those are different age programs; the adult team is not a first-division professional side.

Weston’s Sports Alliance identifies soccer as one part of a townwide youth-sports network, and the city lists Tequesta Trace among its public parks. For a young player, the useful comparison is the weekly load: twice-weekly fundamentals at Bambinos, three practices and event play in the Youth Academy, or the volunteer-led AYSO schedule. Ask which field is actually assigned and whether the player’s age group still has evaluation dates before planning a season around this park.