Boys High Performance Soccer Teams

The Salvo SC High Performance boys soccer program propels athletes to their utmost potential. Demanding a serious yearly commitment, this program, with its fierce competition in games and tournaments, a committed professional coaching team, and extraordinary standards, is designed for soccer aficionados ready to devote their all. Specifically, it welcomes players aged 13-19 ready to live and breathe soccer!

Boys High Performance Soccer Overview

High Performance soccer teams require extensive time dedicated to training, travel, and games. Players are expected to meet four times a week during in-season play and three times a week in the off-season (with the exception of high schoolers who play on their school team). There are also opportunities for add-ons and extra training throughout the seasons, like through our Training HAUS program.

Our High Performance teams play locally in the Twin Cities Soccer League MN NPL and perform regionally in the US Youth Soccer (USYS) National League and State Cup Championship Series, as well as the US Club Sponsored National Premier League and Championship Series.

Joining Our Boys High Performance Soccer Program

Along with rigorous dedication, to join the High Performance program, players must attend our Player ID session in July to be eligible. In this session, our coaches evaluate a player’s skills and strengths on the field and match them with an appropriate team.

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Boys High Performance Teams

Teams are placed based on results of the previous year, the needs of the teams, and the Player ID session.

Boys High Performance Teams

High Performance Teams Practice & Game Locations

High Performance teams are club-wide, meaning all our Woodbury, Rosemount, Farmington, and Mendota Heights locations can be used for training and games. Local play is usually within 30 miles of your community. There is also regional play that may require long-distance driving and flying.

Fees for High Performance Teams

Salvo SC pricing structures are broken into two types of fees: Club fees and Team fees. Please note that each family pays both Club fees and Team fees associated with the team they are placed on after Player ID. Club fees are fixed, but Team fees are estimated based on expected plans for each team. If all Team fees collected are not used, they will be refunded to team families (similarly, if the team decides to add extra events, Team fees can increase).

Club fees cover league registration, fields and referees for games, coach/staff fees, and indoor training. Team fees cover event registration and coach travel. The Team fee DOES NOT include player travel or uniform costs.


AGE	ANNUAL CLUB FEE	ANNUAL TEAM FEE	WINTER/SUMMER CLUB FEE	WINTER/SUMMER TEAM FEE
13U	$2,645	$905	-	-
14U	$2,600	$1,475	-	-
15U (8th-grade player)	$2,455 + $325 for Fall	$1,620 + $42 for Fall	-	-
15U (9th-grade player)	$2,455	-	$2,455	$1,620
16U	$2,500	-	$2,500	$1,620
17U	$2,500	-	$2,500	$1,620
18U/19U	$2,500	-	$2,500	$1,620

Team fees for the High Performance league vary based on age and level of play within the league.

Financial Assistance for High Performance Soccer Teams

Salvo SC has a dedicated mission to provide financial aid to players in need. See our Financial Aid page for specific details on how to qualify for aid and the application process.

Additional Resources

For more detailed information specific to parents, players, and more, check out our Resources page.

High Performance Registration With Salvo SC

If you have the drive and determination to play in Salvo’s Boys High Performance program, fill out our interest form to let us know! Our staff will help you plan your course of action to join the team and be the best soccer player you can be. Contact Jeff Lindblom (13U-14U) or Andres Leza (15U-19U) for soccer questions, and Tara Rasmussen for registration questions.

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