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Updated 5/23/2009 |
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A.C. Desoto Fee Schedule and Information |
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The fees below represent teams playing
in a league at Mike
Rose Soccer Complex. The teams represented below are training
two or three times a week (depending on game schedule) and participating
in league play and a few tournaments. You will find that over the course of a
full yearly season we are less than half of the expense of other
area clubs. |
| Description |
U-10 through U-14 Fall Season |
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Annual Cost is $563.00 without
uniform, refs or tournaments. | |
| Training Fees | $40.00 a month July through November ($200.00 total) |
| Training Fees Include | All training fees, skills programs, conditioning program, administrative and state fees. Any indoor training is up to each team. |
| MRSC/MSSF Fees | $90.00 for Mike Rose and $9.00 for MSSF due in early August |
| Registration | $20.00 |
| Uniforms | $170.00 includes orange, white and black short sleeve jersey, orange and black shorts, orange and black socks, and an embroidered team bag. The uniform is made by Select. |
| Warmups | Up to each team |
| Referee Fees | TBD by number of
games and age group (Figure between 30 and 50 dollars) Due before the first game |
| Tournament Fees | TBD by number of tournaments (figure two at $40.00 each) |
| Total Cost for Fall Season | $489.00
plus tournament and referee fees. ($319.00 if you have your uniform) |
| Total due at start up: | $150.00 for uniform
due the second Friday of June $60.00 due the first Tuesday of July - Registration and first months club fee |
| Description | U-10 through U-14 Spring Season (If registered and have uniform) |
| Training Fees | $40.00 a month February through May ($160.00 total) |
| MSSF/MRSC Fees | $75.00 for Mike Rose and $9.00 for MSSF due in early February |
| Referee Fees | TBD by number of
games and age group (Figure between 30 and 50 dollars) Due before the first game |
| Tournament Fees | TBD by number of tournaments (figure two at $40.00 each) |
| Total Cost For Spring Season | $244.00 plus tournament and referee fees |
| Total due by 1st Tuesday in February: | $124.00 (February Dues and Mike Rose Fees) |
| Description | U-15 through U-19 (High School Ages) |
| Training Fees | Fall
Season - $40.00 for July through October. ($160.00) (Boys at MRSC Girls in tournaments both END by October 15) Spring Season - $40.00 for February through May ($160.00) (Girls at MRSC Boys in tournaments) |
| Training Fees Include | All training fees, skills programs, conditioning program, administrative and state fees. No training fees for Nov, Dec, or January due to high school season. |
| MSSF/MRSC Fees |
$90.00 plus $9.00 Due in early August for boys. $75.00 plus $9.00 Due in Mid February for girls. |
| Registration | $20.00 |
| Uniforms | $170.00 includes orange, white and black short sleeve jersey, orange and black shorts, orange and black socks, and an embroidered team bag. The uniform is made by Select. |
| Warmups | Up to each team |
| Referee Fees | TBD by number of
games and age group (Figure between 30 and 50 dollars) Due before the first game |
| Tournament Fees | TBD by number of tournaments (figure 3 tournaments for the girls in the fall and 3 tournaments for the boys in the spring at $40.00 a tournament) |
| Total Fees |
$609.00 For Boys Plus Referee and Tournaments ($439
w/o uniform) $594.00 For Girls Plus Referee and Tournaments ($424.00 w/o uniform) |
| Total due at start up: | $170.00 for uniform
due the first Friday of June $60.00 due the first Tuesday of July - Registration and first months club fee |
| It is more expensive than recreational soccer but is also vastly different. You are paying for experienced instruction in a competitive environment. No more parent coaches trying to learn the game while teaching it. Your child will be coached by a licensed coach who more often than not also has an extensive background playing and coaching the game at higher levels. Your child will not spend the entire practice scrimmaging. Each coach takes the time to literally write their practice plan with the purpose of teaching a specific element of the game that day. We use games to evaluate what the players have learned and base our next practice(s) on what they are not performing at level with. We run serious but fun practices. The objective is clear: develop highly skilled soccer players and mold them into a competitive soccer team while cultivating a love of the game The expectation level from the child is also different from recreational. This is not "bought and paid for" soccer. The harder working players who show up for all training sessions, skills sessions, games and tournaments will get more playing time in games than those who do not take the commitment as seriously. We can tell who is practicing at home (a vital part of this game and each player is asked to spend 10 to 15 minutes a day with a ball) and who is not. We will recommend transfers back to recreational for any children that are obviously not committed to growing within the program because they are wasting the time of the coach, the time of the other players, and their parents money. We know who comes to practice with a working mentality and who comes to practice to appease their parents or disrupt practice. If a child is a continuous disruption they will be asked to leave practice. If that does not work the coach will speak with the parent. If that does not work the child will be dropped from the program. |