RYSC Program Overview

Open to any  players U6-U19. Runs August through November every year, incl. 10 league games and typically 1-2 trainings a week run by volunteer coaches.

Open tryouts for players U9-U19 typically in the Spring where players are evaluated and placed onto teams based on skill set. Season runs June-May, including a Fall & Spring league, multiple tournaments, minor travel and all teams coached by licensed Roseville Premier coaching staff.

Open to players U6-U8. Spring and Summer each with an (8) week program with focus on learning how to play the game with technical staff and volunteer coaches teaching the game of soccer.

Open to U8 players with advanced soccer skills. This program prepares for the subsequent U9 tryout with two trainings a week, scrimmages vs. other academies and a higher level of training. Program run by our technical staff (training only) and select volunteer coaches (games). This program also includes the Fall recreational league.  

Open to players U8-U19. The R2C program is a 5-6 week camp in March & April every year that helps transition recreational players who are interested in joining the competitive program (aka Roseville Premier) by preparing them for the once-a-year club tryout that take place in May/June.

Open to any Players U5-U19. Typically one-or multi-day camps. Focus is playing, teaching and falling in love with the game of soccer.

Open to any Players U6-U19. Our technical staff will work with your player individually or in a small group setting to develop, assist or provide a bit of side training as needed. Open to competitive and recreational players.

Open to top level players U14-U19 who have been scouted by Roseville Technical Staff and are accepted by The Talentprojekt. This is a Soccer Residency Academy near Munich, Germany.

Open to top level players U9-U19 selected by Roseville Technical Staff. This is invite-only program where players get one-on-one time working together with our professional technical staff. This program focuses on individual player development vs. team development.