Soccer F.A.Q.

How Do I Register?

The easiest way to register is online by clicking the registration in the soccer section of the website.

How Much is Registration?

Registration is $100 per player. A $10 late fee is added for late registrations.

What Does my Registration Pay For?

Registration pays for 8 games, insurance premium, game jersey, and league fees.

Do I have to purchase anything else? How much, and, what does it include?

Players must have an age-appropriate ball; wear shin guards and ESC uniform. These items may be purchased through the team or at any local sporting goods store.

Where do I get the uniforms? Can we buy different uniforms?

All uniforms will be provided by the team.

How and When do I find out what team my child is on?

Coaches will evaluate and assign players to teams prior to the season starting. Team will be age appropriate.

Can I coach? If so, what are the requirements? Are there coaching courses available?

Teams frequently need new coaches. Coaches must have a player currently registered in the club. Coaching education is offered weekly during the season by our Technical Directors of Instruction.

Can I request to play with my child’s friends?

Yes. Include your request on the registration form. There is no guarantee of specific team placement. Late registration limits the chance of receiving your request.

What is the Summer Sports Academy? How much does it cost?

The Summer Sports Academy is a training program that focuses on the development of soccer skills in an environment that is both challenging and fun. The Summer Academy is also an opportunity for athletes to become better soccer players through the direction of professional trainers.

Does the club have a main point of contact?

The club Administrator is the main point of contact. Click here to email the Administrator.

How can I become a club Sponsor?

Ask the coach or a team administrator for a sponsorship package.

What is ODP?

The US YOUTH SOCCER Olympic Development Program or ODP as it is more commonly called is a national identification and development program for high-level players. The program identifies and develops youth players throughout the country to represent their state association, region and the United States in soccer competition.

What is the difference between Competitive and Recreational Soccer?

Recreational teams are formed to provide players the opportunity to play soccer in a Recreational league. There are no training fees, signup is all that is required for placement, and players who come to practices and follow a few basic team rules play at least 50% of each game. Coaches are usually volunteer parents. Competitive teams are formed by tryouts and professional coaches are paid a monthly training fee.

2. Does your Club offer camps? When are they held and what do they cost?

   Yes. We offer summer camps and pre-tryout to Rec. players and competitive players in June each year. Register for camps on the website in early summer.

1. Where can I find the rules for the different age groups?

   Log onto the website’s “Rules” Link for age specific rules.

1. Where can I find the most up-to-date information about the club?

   The best place to find club information is here, on the club website. Start with the main page.

1. Who handles Fundraising?

   Team fundraising is handled by each team individually. Club fundraising proposals should be sent to the club Administrator, Director of Coaching, or any staff member.

1. What is the club phone number? What is the club’s mailing address?

   The club Phone # is 817-3519. Mail should be sent to:

   Colleyville Cowboys Soccer
   1808 Industrial Blvd
   Colleyville, TX, 76034

1. How long is a season? When are games played? Where do we practice?

   Seasons are usually 10 weeks in which approximately 8 games are played. Games are played on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Practices are usually conducted twice a week.