Being part of the Travel Team is a commitment made by players who are driven to push themselves—through disciplined training, challenging games, and continuous growth. Beyond skill development, it’s important to show up with a positive attitude, put in the work, and be a teammate others can count on. 

Every practice. Every game.

Do the things that Take No Talent

• Be on time – early is on time.

• Be prepared – have your gear ready, and mind ready.

• Bring effort & energy – give 100% every game/practice

• Stay positive – attitude is a choice!

• Support teammates – lift each other up

• Respect all – refs, opponents, coaches, teammates, and yourself.

• Be coachable – listen, learn, apply

• Communicate – speak up, ask, share

• Do the extras – little things add up

Attendance

• Be at every practice and every game. That’s part of being on this team.

• Missing is only okay for a real reason: illness, family emergency, religious holidays, or extended school breaks.

• If you miss 2 or more games in a season without an approved reason, or you’re repeatedly late / absent, you will lose playing time or lose your spot on the team.
  
  

Conduct

• Listen the first time. Follow coach directions and stay focused.

• Show respect to teammates, opponents, referees, and coaches—always.

• No trash talk, no messing around during instruction, and no unsafe behavior.

• Respect facilities, stay in permitted areas, do not touch what isn't yours.

• If you’re repeatedly disruptive or disrespectful, you can be benched, suspended from training/games, or removed from the team.
  
  

Bottom line

This is a commitment. 

Your effort, attitude, and attendance matter every week.

U8-U12 Teams:  

• • IF you meet ALL commitment and expectations: 50% over the course of a season, not per game.

  • Your parents do not dictate playing time. Your effort, motivation, sportsmanship, commitment, and attendance dictate how much you play.

U13 to High School: 

• • NO FIXED MINUTES

  • Playing time will be dependent on your role, position, and performance, and will not be guaranteed by a fixed number of minutes per game. 

  • Your attendance, behavior, and attitude are just as important as skill level.  

Practice Attire

• You must wear the official training top for each training session (no exceptions).

• Shorts: Black or navy soccer shorts only.

• Socks: Black or navy soccer socks.

• Footwear: Proper soccer cleats or turf shoes (depending on field surface).

• Shin Guards: Mandatory for all sessions.

• If you are not wearing proper practice attire will not be able to practice.

Game Day Attire

• You must wear the official team game jersey, designated game shorts, and official socks purchased as part of the club uniform package.

• No alternate shorts, socks, or non-club colors are allowed.

• Shin guards and appropriate soccer footwear are required for match play.

• If you are not wearing your complete uniform will not play in the game.