Redmond is home to Crossfire Premier at 60 Acres Park and a large rec base through LWYSA. Families also use Marymoor, Grass Lawn, and Perrigo for practices.
Community rec league serving Redmond/Kirkland with balanced teams and trained volunteers.
Ages: U6–U19
Seasons: Fall & Spring
Beginner‑friendly leagues and clinics at nearby Y locations.
Ages: 3-12
Seasons: Seasonal
Weekly game model with age‑appropriate instruction at local parks.
Ages: 3-14
Seasons: Seasonal
Nationally recognized club based at 60 Acres with MLS NEXT/ECNL platforms, academy, and showcases.
Ages: U7–U19
Leagues: MLS NEXT / ECNL (by team), USYS/US Club (by team)
Fields: 60 Acres Park, Regional sites
Elite eastside pathway with ECNL teams, travel, and camps.
Ages: U7–U19
Leagues: ECNL / ECNL RL (by team), USYS/US Club (by team)
Fields: Eastside FC Complex, Regional sites
| Name | Address | Amenities | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 60 Acres Park | 15200 NE 116th St, Redmond, WA 98052 | multiple grass fields, parking, restrooms | Major eastside soccer complex; home base for Crossfire Premier. |
| Marymoor Park (Regional) | 6046 W Lake Sammamish Pkwy NE, Redmond, WA 98052 | multi‑use fields, parking, restrooms | King County park used for tournaments and training. |
| Grass Lawn Park | 7031 148th Ave NE, Redmond, WA 98052 | turf fields, lights, parking, restrooms | City park with lighted turf fields for practices and games. |
| Perrigo Park | 9011 196th Ave NE, Redmond, WA 98053 | multi‑use fields, parking, restrooms | Community fields used for training and small‑sided play. |
| 4-6 | Introductory programs and AYSO. Keep it playful and short; celebrate effort. |
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| 6-8 | Focus on foundational skills and enjoying the game. Build confidence through fun drills. |
| 8-10 | Transitioning to more structured play. Build turns and first-touch patterns. AYSO or introduction to club. |
| 10-12 | Add speed bursts and combo moves. Start to specialize in positions. Club tryouts and travel become more common. |
| 13-18 | Advanced tactical understanding and physical training. High school soccer and college recruiting become key considerations. Competitive club is the main option. |
| Rec | Typically $150-$300 per season, including uniform and team picture. Financial aid is often available. |
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| Club | Ranges from $1,400 to over $4,500 per year, not including travel, tournament, and uniform costs. Many clubs offer payment plans and some financial assistance. |
| Program | Details |
|---|---|
| All Kids Play | Provides grants to help families with the cost of youth sports registration fees. |
| Every Kid Sports | National fee‑assistance program for rec sports. |
| Provider | Details |
|---|---|
| Crossfire Premier Camps | Summer camps and elite ID sessions at 60 Acres. |
| Eastside FC Camps | Seasonal clinics and ID events (regional). |
| Crossfire Challenge | Major summer tournament hosted at 60 Acres Park. |
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| Flat shoes on dry surfaces |
| Clear 6–8 feet of space |
| Hydrate before and after |
| Shin guards under long socks |
| Warm up and cool down |
A simple weekly rhythm you can actually stick to
touches — toe-taps, foundation taps
agility — ladder steps (imaginary), side shuffles
first touch — sole stop, inside-out touches
turns — drag back, cruyff turn
combos — 3-move combo, speed dribble
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Toe Taps
Tap top of ball with alternating feet • Keep knees soft and chest up
Foundation Taps
Tap ball between feet with inside surfaces • Keep the ball under you
Drag Back
Pull ball under foot • Turn hips and push out with other foot
How many minutes should kids practice at home? 10 minutes, 3–5 days a week builds confidence without burnout. |
Do we need cones? No—use shoes or tape as markers; drills fit small spaces. |
Rec vs club soccer? Rec emphasizes fun and balanced teams; club adds higher commitment, travel, and licensed coaching. |
How do we choose the right club? Compare coaching credentials, cost, travel, practice locations, and team culture; attend tryouts and talk with parents. |
What equipment is required? Ball sized by age, shin guards with long socks, proper‑fit cleats, and a water bottle; most leagues provide uniforms. |
How are age groups determined? By birth year using national standards; most leagues use the player’s age on Dec 31 of the season year. |
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