Tracy High Girls' Soccer

Want to attend Tracy High School?

There is an information session where you can learn about Academies and Programs, Enrollment, and Graduation Requirements.

Tracy High School Academies Night - Main Gym - Thursday, November 14th, 2024 (6pm-8:15pm)

Start time is 6PM (Gym) 

• begin with Admin welcome

• program coordinators 

Counseling 6:10-6:25 Counseling (Gym) 

• Intros Enrollment info

• Course Selection info

• Website overview

Break out sessions 

• 6:30-7:00 Session 1 (various locations)

• 7:05-7:35 Session 2 (various locations)

• 7:40-8:10 Session 3 (various locations) 

• THS Ag Science Academy

• THS International Baccalaureate (IB) Academy

• THS Performing Arts Magnet

Academy Applications are due in early December.

2025 - Brown, Bayli (Delta), Munoz, Alexa (UC Merced), Vanderlipe, Brooklyn (Linfield University)

2024 - Ava Coverdale (UC Davis)

2023 - Savannah Cordero (UC Davis), Alicia Pena Webb (Las Positas), Alyssa Lavelle (University of Mobile), Emma Colmenero (City College of San Francisco)

2022 - Ashleigh Garcia (UC Davis)

2021 - Alina Garcia (Indiana Tech), Dalila Yanez (Delta), Trinity Sandridge (University of Nevada), Ciara Lucas (Delta)

2020 - Meredith Hagler (Delta), Jaden Hall (Fullerton), 

2019 - Christina Mendoza (Delta), 

2018 - Leila Anzo (Las Positas), Ally Vierra (Las Positas)

2017 - Joi Wilson (Webster University), Jessica Taylor (Point Loma), Anjelica Gonzalez (Las Positas)

2016 - Iris Cruz (Delta), Denae Enos (Delta), Ashley Hallen (Cal St. Sonomoa), Sam Farmer (Blueford College), Taylor Boren (Azusa Pacific), Matti Stokes ()

Q: I am new to playing high school soccer, what needs to be completed before I can attend any soccer activities (limited practice/tryouts/training etc)?

A: In order to attend any soccer activities, students must have a completed FamilyId which includes a physical (good for 1 calendar year).  

Q: What do I need to bring to limited practice and/or tryouts?

A:  For safety reasons, players must have cleats and shin guards to play.  Players will wear appropriate clothing and bring water to all activities.

Q: What do I do if I am participating in a Tracy High fall sport?

A: Players in this situation need to communicate with  both sets of coaches.  If you are playing a THS fall sport you typically finish your season of sport before participating in any soccer activities.  These players must let their fall sport coaches and soccer coaches know they will be trying out before joining any soccer tryouts or limited practice.  If players need to wait until their fall season is over to participate, this is fine.  Those players will then have an individual tryout when their fall season concludes.  

Q: What do I do if I am playing competitive soccer and the seasons overlap?

A: Players need to honor their commitment to their competitive teams while communicating scheduling conflicts with their potential high school team.  Communication is the key.  We will make every attempt to work with competitive players' training and game schedules until their comp season has ended.  Players CAN train for both high school and competitive teams.  Players CANNOT play games for high school until they have played their last competitive game of the fall/winter (CIF Bylaw 600).  In the spring, players cannot play in competitive games until after the final high school game.  Training for both competitive and high school teams during the high school season on the same day is permitted, but not recommended.

Q:  How long will tryouts last?

A:  The length of tryouts will depend on the number of players trying out and usually last between 2-5 days and typically includes 1-3 rounds of cuts.

Q:  How many teams are there and how many players make the team?

A:  There are two teams, JV and Varsity.  9th, 10th, and 11th graders can play either level.  Seniors can only play Varsity.  We typically keep anywhere from 30-42 girls in the program (15-21 per team).

Q:  Can I play another winter sport at Tracy High School at the same time as soccer?

A:  No.

Q:  If I don't make the team, can I still try out for another winter sport?

A:  Communicate this concern to your coaches before tryouts.  Typically this has not been a problem in the past and all sports have worked together to give potential players the opportunity to try out for a second sport.

Q:  What formation do we play?

A:  We play many formations.  Players are expected to understand US Soccer's numbering system by position and their accompanying roles.