We are now accepting tryouts for the Fall 2026 – Spring 2027 season.
300 boys & girls players are expected ages 8-18.
Club Locations
Choose from two locations:
- East Nashville (Frederick Douglass Park, 210 N 7th St. Nashville, TN)
- Donelson (Donelson Christian Academy, 300 Danyacrest Dr. Nashville, TN)
Tryout Details (Boys & Girls)
U9- U12 East Nashville Tryouts
For players born between 7/31/2018- 8/1/2014
May 11
(May 13 is makeup if rained out)
At Frederick Douglass Park
- U9-U10: 515-630pm
- U11-U12: 630-8pm
U9- U12 Donelson Tryouts
For players born between 8/1/2014-7/31/2018
May 12 & 14
— 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
At Donelson Christian Academy
U13- U17 East Nashville Tryouts
For players born between 7/31/2014 – 8/1/2009
May 27
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6:00 PM – 7:30 PM (May 28 rain makeup)
At Frederick Douglass Park
U13- U17 Donelson Tryouts
For players born between 7/31/2014 – 8/1/2009
May 26 & 28 at Donelson Christian Academy
- U13-U14: 5:30-7pm
- U15-U18: 7-830pm
Cost
Registration Fee: $200 (one time fee, paid after Club offer acceptance)
Uniform Fee: $200 (one time fee, paid after Club offer acceptance)
Club Team Fees: $200 / month
- Academy teams (U9 through U12) will be 8 month pay commitment starting in July
- Select teams
- U13 through U15: will be 10 month pay commitment starting in July
- U16 through U19: will be a 5 month pay commitment starting in July
Scholarships
Families may apply for a scholarship after registering their player(s) for tryouts. Scholarships will be determined by household size and family income, and applications will be reviewed and approved by Club staff. All scholarship applications must be submitted by the Club offer acceptance deadline.
Player pathway
MID STATE RECREATION LEAGUE (AGES 3–14)
Simple. Local. Fun.
This is where most families start—and where players learn to love the game.
- 1 practice per week + weekend games
- Local fields with balanced teams
- Focus on fun, confidence, and basic skills
- No tournaments
Coaching: Volunteer parent coaches supported by club resources and guidance
Season: 7–8 week sessions (Fall & Spring)
Commitment: Short, flexible seasons at local fields
Best for: Families looking for a low-pressure, community-focused experience
ACADEMY (U9–U10)
First step into club soccer
This level introduces a more structured training environment while maintaining a strong focus on development and confidence.
- 2 practices per week
- Weekend games (local)
- 1-2 tournaments per year
- Emphasis on technical skill development and comfort on the ball
Season:
- Fall: August–October
- Spring: Late-February–Mid-May
- Optional indoor training: November–January
Commitment:
- 2 trainings per week + weekend games
- Full seasonal participation encouraged
ACADEMY (U11–U12)
More consistency. More competition.
As players grow, so does the level of structure and competition.
- 2 practices per week
- Consistent weekend games (some weekends may include multiple games)
- Primarily local travel, with occasional in-state competition
- 1-2 tournaments per season
- Faster decision-making
- Team play and positioning
- Game understanding
Season:
- Fall: August–October
- Spring: Mid-February–Mid-May
- Optional indoor training: November–January
- 2 trainings per week + consistent weekend games
- Full seasonal participation expected
SELECT (U13–U18)
Competitive. Structured. Intentional.
Our highest level of play is designed for players committed to developing and competing at a higher level.
- 2 practices per week
- Games most weekends
- Local and regional travel (some overnight at older ages)
- 2–3 tournaments per season
- Optional showcase opportunities for older players
- Goalkeeper training available for club goalies
Players are expected to:
- Train consistently
- Take ownership of their development
- Compete with focus and effort
Season:
- Fall: August–November
- Spring: February–May
- Optional indoor training: November–January
- Year-round commitment expected to maintain team consistency and development
- Monthly payment periods typically run July–November and January–May
- High school players participate in fall only (per TSSAA rules)
