Answer: It is one of the top-rated premier soccer clubs in the country and is a year-round soccer program for players who want to play at the highest level.
Answer: High School-age boys are in February; the rest of the age groups are in April and May. Check the tryout sections of the website for updates.
Answer: Club fees are $3,400 for ECNL teams, $3,300 for other U13 and older, $3,200 for U11 & U12, and $3,000 for U8-U10 players. There is also a $100 refundable volunteer fee. All club fees can be paid over 10 months.
Answer: Yes, all new players need to buy a full uniform kit (approximately $375). The uniforms are purchased on a two-year cycle, boys on even years and girls on odd years.
Answer: Most XF teams train 3-4 times a week. Most XF teams train at 60 Acres in the summer and Marymoor Park in the winter.
Answer: Yes, but we ask that XF and the soccer schedule is a priority.
Answer: The club fundraises to help with travel costs for mandatory ECNL events and playoffs. XF also helps with ECNL RL travel costs for playoffs.
Question: Do non-ECNL team fees help fund ECNL travel?
Answer: No, ECNL travel is solely funded by the Crossfire Foundation through sponsorships, tournaments, camps, and the XF auction.
Answer: We have been working together for 20 years and are currently working together on a summer tournament. Crossfire Premier is a separate club but collaborates on many different levels with Surf Sports.
Answer: Per player cost for the minimum 3 games averages $25 per game based on the maximum roster and 1 car parking fee per family. At 4 games it is approximately $20 a family per game. For 5 games it is approximately $16 per family per game.
Answer: Yes.
Answer: Yes, as long as they are current with their fees (no questions asked).
Answer: Yes, also no questions asked and no phone calls.
by swer: It is paid for by all registered players in Lake Washington Youth Socce, and revenue generated from rentals.
Answer: Within reason yes. They need to go to their teams’ training first and then can attend other teams’ training of a similar age and level with coaches’ permission at no extra cost.
Answer: Yes, once again within reason and with the coach’s permission
Answer: Yes, but for those who choose not to, XF runs a fall and spring league that involves some travel that XF helps fund.
Answer: Yes, but it has to be agreed to by the team members and it is strictly optional. Teams that dominate in the NW and have a chance to compete with top-level competition.
Answer: Yes.
Answer: No, we believe with all the additional training it is not necessary. But if you do use a private trainer, we recommend you do your research and make sure your trainer is qualified.
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