Tryout Form
Please bring a completed Try Out Form, available in .doc format or .pdf
Tryout Age Brackets
Answer one question : What age is the player on July 31, 2011?
If the player is 11, then they are a U12 player (Under 12).
If the player is 11 years, 364 days of age, they are U12.
If they are 12 on July 31st, they are a U13 player.
So just figure the age in years on July 31st of this year, and add 1 year!
U08 : Aug 2003 - Jul 2004
U09 : Aug 2002 - Jul 2003
U10 : Aug 2001 - Jul 2002
U11 : Aug 2000 - Jul 2001
U12 : Aug 1999 - Jul 2000
U13 : Aug 1998 - Jul 1999
U14 : Aug 1997 - Jul 1998
U15 : Aug 1996 - Jul 1997
U16 : Aug 1995 - Jul 1996
U18 : Aug 1993 - Jul 1994
Tryout Overview
Do you love to play soccer?
Are you looking for a higher level of soccer competition?
Are you looking to further your soccer skills and development?
CONSIDER BECOMING A PART OF THE
NORTH SCOTT SOCCER CLUB
Boys and Girls teams from ages U8 to U18
What is club soccer?
NSSC has teams competing in the Illowa and IPSL leagues in both fall and spring seasons. Teams play 8 games over a 12-week time frame each season in the greater Quad Cities area. Play against quality soccer teams from Bettendorf, Davenport, Muscatine, Moline, East Moline, Rock Island, Freeport, Sterling and Geneseo. 75% of the games are local with a few occasional trips to these surrounding cities.
I’ve played Dads Club - is that good enough?
Club soccer is a natural progression from Dad’s Club. If you have a good base of skills, love to play the game, and are in decent athletic shape, you’re ready for club soccer. If you have the time and desire, we encourage you to play both Dad’s Club and Club!
Should I tryout?
Yes! There are no obligations from attending a tryout. It is a chance to compare your skills to others that are interested in playing. Tryouts will begin in May 2011 for the Fall 2011 season and the Spring 2012 seasons. Keep an eye on the North Scott Press and the North Scott Soccer Club website
Do I need to make both tryout dates?
We only require you make one date. However, both dates is recommended. Why? If your player had an “off” day, or is “on the bubble”, a second look would help their chances.
Isn’t club soccer about being ultra competitive?
No, it is a chance to improve your game, challenge your abilities and have fun.
The focus is on development and enjoyment of the game.
NEED BASED SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE FOR DUES, UNIFORMS, EQUIPMENT AND TOURNAMENT FEES.
For further information or questions please feel free to contract any board members
listed to the right.