MENDOTA HEIGHTS SPRING COMMUNITY+ (REC+)

Mendota Heights Community Rec+

OPEN REGISTRATIONS

2019 Spring Community Rec+ registration is closed.

OVERVIEW

Salvo SC provides Spring recreation soccer to players ages 7-10 years old in our Mendota Heights Spring Community+ Soccer Program. This program is for players who plan to transition to our Performance Soccer program.

Community+ Soccer is geared to create a fun yet challenging environment. Our friendly and qualified staff will work with players on some of the following concepts:

Dribbling with all parts of the feet
1v1, stop and start, turns and other soccer related techniques
Passing and receiving
Scrimmages/Games

Our Community+ players will train one extra night each week with a Salvo SC National Youth License coach. They will also play with other clubs during the season.

See below for specific details and to register!

2020 INFO

INFORMATION ABOUT THE 2021 SPRING SEASON COMING IN JANUARY.

2019 SPRING COMMUNITY REC+

2021 SPRING SEASON

2021 Spring Community Soccer season begins the week of May 3 and ends the week of June 17. Registration will close April 19.**

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

SCHEDULE

2019 TEAM TRAINING SCHEDULE:

GENDER	AGE GROUP	DAY	TIME	SESSION DATES
Boys	8U	Mon. & Wed.	5:30 pm - 6:30 pm	4/29 - 6/19
Boys	9U-10U	Mon. & Wed.	6:45 pm - 7:45 pm	4/29 - 6/19
Girls	8U	Tues. & Thurs.	5:30 pm - 6:30 pm	4/30 - 6/20
Girls	9U-10U	Tues. & Thurs.	6:45 pm - 7:45 pm	4/30 - 6/20

KEY

AGE GROUP KEY:

U8 = 8/1/2012-7/31/2013 Birth Date
U9 = 8/1/2011-7/31/2012 Birth Date
U10 = 8/1/2010-7/31/2011 Birth Date

LOCATION

LOCATION:

All age groups:
Kensington Park

SPRING JAMBOREE

SATURDAY, MAY 22

The 2021 Community Soccer Spring Jamboree will be held on Saturday, May 22 in Woodbury.

PHOTOS:

Team and individual photos will be taken during the event and will be available for purchase. Individuals are not required to purchase photos.

PARKING:

Parking is limited directly next to the fields. Plenty of parking is available in adjacent lots. All cars need to be in parking spots. Parking laws are enforced by police. Tickets have been issued in the past for those who do not park in parking spaces.