Competitive Program

The City SC Temecula Competitive Program offers professional coaching and a higher level of play to players age 4 to 18. The City SC Player Development Program is a progressive development academy where players will receive age-appropriate training and playing opportunities under the direction of top professional coaches. City SC utilizes a specific soccer curriculum that is appropriate for each age group and level of play.

WHAT DO REGISTRATION FEES COVER?

City SC Temecula is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization. We are committed to providing high value programming while keeping costs as low as possible for our membership.

The competitive season at City SC is a year-round program. Registration fees cover the costs of professional coaches, US Soccer/Association fees and insurance costs, administrative fees, league fees (SOCAL, DPL-O, EA, etc.), equipment, fields/facility usage fees, lights, referees, team training camp, goalkeeper training program, select skills clinics, college recruitment services and resources (ScoutingZone subscription/full time college liaison). In addition to our coaching staff, we employ a full-time administrative staff to oversee all club operations and provide customer service and support to all our members and teams.

  • Professionally licensed coach
  • Standardized curriculum and year-round coaching education program for staff
  • Year-round training program
  • SoCal League teams average two training sessions a week for roughly 40 weeks with scheduled time off dispersed throughout the season
  • Pre-Season Scrimmages as organized by coach
  • Spring Friendlies/Scrimmages for older teams OR a 6-game Spring League program for 7v7 and 9v9
  • 10-12 Fall League Games for SoCal League teams
  • 1 formal written player evaluation from your coach
  • Access to college recruitment resources and full-time college liaisons for older players
  • Learn life lessons through sport, build lifelong friendships and lots of FUN!

    EA/DPL-O Specific Add-Ons

    • 20 Games for EA and 6 games for DPL-O teams
    • All EA/DPL-O games filmed with Veo Cameras (footage accessible to all players)
    • EA Includes full Fall and Spring League schedules

    2024/25 Club Registration Fees

     

    2024 Season Timeline

    JANUARY

    • Pre-Season Team Meetings
    • Team practice twice per week starting Jan 2

    FEBRUARY

    • Feb 12: Tryouts for age groups 2010-2014
    MARCH
    • March 23: UPSL Spring season starts
    APRIL
    • April 23-26: Tryouts for age groups 2006-2009
    • Camps and clinics
    MAY
    • Summer tournament season begins
    • Lake Elsinore Summer Classic (7v7, 9v9)
    • Camps and clinics
    JUNE
    • Summer Tournaments (varies by team)
    • Temecula Wine Country Classic hosted by City SC
    • Camps and clinics
    • Club summer break: June 28-July 14
    JULY
    • Summer Tournaments (varies by team)
    • Temecula Midsummer Cup hosted by City SC
    • Club summer break starts July 1 through July 14
    • Camps and clinics
    AUGUST
    • Summer Tournaments (varies by team)
    • Camps and clinics
    SEPTEMBER
    • Sep 3: Labor Day
    • Sep 7: SOCAL and EA Fall Leagues starts
    • Men’s UPSL Fall Season kicks off

    OCTOBER

    • SOCAL/EA league games
    • UPSL games

    NOVEMBER

    • SOCAL/EA league games
    • UPSL games
    • Camps and clinics
    DECEMBER
    • Temecula Holiday Classic hosted by City SC
    • UPSL playoffs
    • Dec 16: Club holiday break starts
    • Camps and clinics

    Goalkeeper Program

    City SC Temecula offers a top level Goalkeeping Program. Through the specifically tailored program, our keepers will receive age-appropriate training from our talented Goalkeeping staff led by US Futsal National Team GK & Futsal World Champion GK, Alec Alvarado.

    As a club, City SC understands the important role that our keepers play and offer a curriculum based program that puts an emphasis on all aspects of this specialized position. Each goalkeeper session is divided into age groups and then skills levels.

    The session sizes are small which gives each keeper the attention required. General training sessions will include the following topics:

    • Body positioning: how to properly be positioned for any kind of shot, including corner and penalty kicks, upper 90s, breakaways, and crossovers
    • Speed, agility, and quickness (SAQ): how to get to the ball quickly, while maintaining technique, balance, and body control
    • Ball distribution: when to use what kind of distribution (punting, kicking, passing, throwing, or rolling the ball) in games and how to perfect technique for better accuracy and more power
    • Diving: how to react to shots on the ground or in the air
    • On-field communications: why it’s important to be vocal as a goalkeeper and what communications methods are effective in getting messages heard