Preguntas frecuentes sobre Alliance

On the registration page you will see a list of programs open available to your player based on their age. If the program you're interested in does not appear, it's because the program is not yet open, registration has already closed, or the program is not available for your player's age. Contact info@ncsoccerclub.com if you have questions.

NCA is our competitive, full-year program for young athletes demonstrating advanced skill and dedication. It focuses on intensified training, strategic development, and competition in OYSA competitive divisions. Our recreational program prioritizes fun, inclusion, and participation with equal playing time; NCA focuses on placing players in a challenging, performance-driven environment selected through annual tryouts.

Yes, commitment is year-round, but the schedule varies by age group:
* Youth (U11–U14): Year-round, including Fall/Spring OYSA league play, 1–3 Summer tournaments, and optional Winter Futsal leagues.
* High School (U15–U19): The NCA club season is from May through August and late November through April. Players are released from August to mid-November to participate in their high school soccer seasons.

Until recently, OYSA competitive teams were divided strictly by birth year, as mandated by US Soccer. Starting in 2026-2027 they are switching the cutoff date from Januar 1 to August 1. This means players will effectively be at the same level (indicated by the "UXX" moniker) as their classmates, generally. For more information, refer to the page "Player Division Calculator" under the Resources menu for more information.

Absolutely. We highly encourage multi-sport participation. Our coaches will support players who need to manage overlapping commitments. We only ask that you communicate any anticipated conflicts or absences in advance.

Tursi's Soccer supplies all uniforms for our club. You can find out the specifics for Alliance on our uniforms page.

While we strive to field girls' teams, if there are not enough registered players, girls are placed on teams competing in the boys' divisions to ensure a competitive opportunity. This integrated approach has been consistently positive for player development and overall team dynamics.

Tryouts for the upcoming season are held annually in May after the final OYSA Spring Cup final. Dates and times are announced in April.

Our main objective is to find the best fit for every player. We strive to place players in an environment that maximizes their development by surrounding them with teammates of similar skill level.

Players are evaluated by our training team on four core areas:
1. Technical Skills: Proficiency in fundamental execution (e.g., first-touch control, passing technique).
2. Tactical Decision-Making: Game intelligence and choices (e.g., when to pass, dribble, or shoot).
3. Physical Fitness: Endurance, agility, speed, and strength.
4. Commitment to the Game: Attitude, involvement, communication, and resilience.

The top players are selected first based on rankings from the training team. Remaining spots are filled with input from the team's Head Coach, the Director of Coaching, and evaluator feedback. We aim to form up to two teams per age group.

We are proud to be one of the most affordable competitive options in our area, driven by our volunteer organization model. Fees can vary from year to year. In 2026 our Youth feees were $750, high school was $550 (no fall season), and Development was $600. We offer varying levels of financial support based on need. We never want to turn away a family for financial reasons.

Fees cover the essential operational costs, including:
* Twice-weekly trainings established by coaching staff.
* League Competition
* End-of-season OYSA-sanctioned tournament.
* Facility rentals.
* Administrative costs (OYSA league fees, player card, insurance).

Costs not covered by the annual team fee include:
* Uniform kits.
* Summer Tournaments (these are paid separately by the team).
* Travel expenses for league games.
* Winter Indoor or Futsal leagues.

From 3rd grade and above, in both recreational and competitive, the rules around jewelry are strictly enforced. Referees are instructed to exclude players with jewelry, even when covered by tape. Parents should schedule piercings with enough time allowed before the season for the healing necessary to allow them to be removed for short periods. Silicone or plastic inserts will probably be allowed but it's strictly up to the referee.

Need based scholarships are available to all families in NCSC/NCA. You can apply directly through the PlayMetrics app by selecting "Programs" and then opening "Financial Aid" using the drop down menu, or selecting the tab on the desktop web application.

It's important to wait for a decision before completing registration so the credit can be applied immediately. All scholarship requests will be reviewed within 24 hours of submission.

Sibling discounts are available in the Rec program only. Discounts apply to multiple players registered in the same program (Mini-Kindi, 3rd-8th). Discounts are applied at checkout to the registration fee of siblings after the first player has been registered.

Our official refund policy appears during registration and must be acknowledged before completing registration. Exceptions are made on a case by case basis. Contact the club for questions or concerns.