Westy Soccer

Westy Soccer offers In-House (U4-U8) Soccer and Travel (U9-U19) Soccer. In-House players have games on Saturdays, with Sunday play possible for rescheduled games due to inclement weather, and U6-U8 teams have one 60-minute midweek practice each week. Travel teams have Saturday games, with Sunday or midweek play possible for rescheduled games due to inclement weather, and teams are flighted in state leagues.

Programs

• In-House (U4-U8) Soccer — U4-U8 · Games are scheduled for Saturday; rescheduled games due to inclement weather may mean Sunday play. U4-U8 games run on the listed game dates, with 60-minute time slots and a 15-minute break between slots. · $80–$100 · Players are required to purchase club uniforms in addition to registration. U6-U8 teams have one midweek practice per week for 60 minutes, time and location dependent on the volunteer coach.
• Travel (U9-U19) Soccer — U9-U19 · Games are scheduled for Saturday; rescheduled games due to inclement weather may mean Sunday or midweek play. Teams are flighted in state leagues. · $155

At a glance

• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Price range: $80–$155
• General schedule: Fall 2026 in-house soccer: registration opens 2026-05-15, early registration ends 2026-06-26, registration deadline 2026-08-07, U6-U8 practice starts 2026-08-24, U9-U14 travel games anticipated to start 2026-09-12, U4-U8 games start 2026-09-12, and last U4-U8 games are 2026-10-24. Travel teams U9-U14 have games on September 12, 19, 26 and October 3, 10, 17, 24, and 31. U4-U8 game dates are September 12, 19, 20, 26 and October 3, 4, 10, 24.

About the provider

Westy Soccer says it is committed to servicing the youth in and around the community through a fun, safe, meaningful, and positive sporting experience. It is in compliance with the Colorado Safer Youth Sports Bill. The club says it has a continuing need for volunteers, and parents are encouraged to become involved in club activities.

Westy Soccer prohibits bullying. Parents are asked to allow the coach to coach and the referee to officiate. There is a 24 Hour Rule after matches for parents not to discuss play or team issues with the coach. Spectators are asked not to coach from the sideline and to keep comments positive. Unacceptable conduct includes verbal harassment, physical violence or threats, alcohol or illegal drugs, tobacco use in and around the playing area, and violation of the 24 Hour Rule.

Last updated September 6, 2026.