Tryouts for Fall 2010 U12 to U19 will be held first week of June 2010.

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• Highest level of play in the state.
• Available for U11 and olderteams.
• Tryouts are held to identify players on the basis of talent and ability. Selected by the trainers.
• Teams qualify for the competition based on performance in the previous season or by their performance in the District Qualification Tournament held during the summer.
• Teams play a district-wide schedule which requires extensive travel and commitment.
• There is noplay timerequirement for players on a Division I team (except where noted by our club policies).
• Limitations are placed on the number of 9-year old or younger players allowed to play up to a higher age / level of play.

Super 2 – Competitive                                                                       Players Age – 10-18

• Second highest level of play in the state.
• Available for U11 and olderteams.
• Tryouts are held to identify players on the basis of talent and ability.  Selected by the trainers.
• Teams qualify for the competition based on performance in the previous season or by their performance in the District Qualification Tournament held during the summer.
• Teams play in a district-wide schedule which may require extensive travel and commitment.
• Trainers must make every effort to play every player on the team at least one-half of the game unless unable to do so due to a player's illness or for disciplinary reasons. In suchcases, the trainer must inform the referee and opposing trainer thata player will not be participating.
• Limitations are placed on thenumber of 9-year old or younger players allowed to play up to a higher age / level of play

Division 2 – Competitive                                                                   Players Age – 10-18

• Introductory level of competitive play.
• Available for U11 and older teams.
• Tryouts are held to identify players on the basis of talent and ability.  Selected by the trainers.
• Teams are generally scheduled with other Division II teams within their club or two or  three clubs from the area limiting the amount of travel required.
• Trainers must make every effort to play every player on the team at least one-half of the game unless unable to do so due to a player's illness or for disciplinary reasons. In suchcases, the trainer must inform the referee and opposing coach thata player will not be participating.
• Limitations are placed on the number of 9-year old or younger players allowed to play up to a higher age.

Division 4 – Recreational Academy                                                 Players Age – 8 - 9

• Includes players ages U9 and U10.
• No selection / tryoutprocess is permitted - skill evaluations may be held in order to form teams in a fair and balanced method.
• The goal is to teach young players the basic techniques and skills in an environment that emphasizes fun and builds self-esteem.
• Games utilize the "small-sided" format that promotes more player involvement and touches on theball.
• Trainers must make every effort to play every player on the team at least one-half of the game unless unable to do so due to a player's illness or for disciplinary reasons. In suchcases, the coach must inform the referee and opposing trainer thata player will not be participating.
• Limitations are placed on the number of 9-year old or younger players allowed to play up to a higher age / level of play.
  

• Skills training is made available toU8 and U7 Division IV players through the Texas National Skills Training Program (Rec Plus).
• Division IV teams and players participate in Rec Plus to facilitate their learning and help them prepare for the next level of competition (Recreational Academy)