Central Florida SC Youth Programs

Central Florida SC Youth Programs includes the Little Fire Program, the Developmental Program, and Competitive Rec. Little Fire runs 6-week seasons in the Fall, Winter, and Spring with one 35-45 minute session each week, and fees include weekly training sessions and one T-shirt per player. The Developmental Program includes training two times each week on Mondays and Wednesdays, Friday night games, and a game and training uniform. Competitive Rec includes two weekly training sessions, Friday night games, and an 8-game season.

Programs

• Little Fire Program — Ages 2, 3 & 4 · 6 week seasons in the Fall, Winter & Spring; one 35-45 minute session per week · $80 · Parent participation encouraged. Maximum of 10 to 1 players to coach ratio. Fees include weekly training sessions and one T-shirt per player.
• Developmental Program — Grades KG - 6 · Training two times weekly on Mondays & Wednesdays; Friday night games; Fall 2026 · $195–$225 per session · Boys & Girls. Training & games held centrally at the Northwest Recreation Complex. Registration fee by August 17, 2026 is $195; after August 17, 2026 is $225. Game & training uniform included.
• Competitive Rec — Grades 2 - 12 · 2 weekly training sessions; Friday night games; 10-12 week season; 8-game season · $295–$325 · All ages. Registration fee by August 10, 2026 is $295; after August 10, 2026 is $325. League is coed; teams can be all boys, all girls or coed.

At a glance

• Ages: 2–17 years old
• Price range: $80–$325
• Current session: Little Fire Program Fall I (Aug 15–Sep 26, 2026); Little Fire Program Fall II (Oct 3–Nov 7, 2026)
• General schedule: Little Fire: 6 week seasons in the Fall, Winter & Spring; one 35-45 minute session per week. Developmental: September - November (Fall 2026); training two times weekly on Mondays & Wednesdays; Friday night games. Competitive Rec: 10-12 week season; 8-game season; Friday night games.

About the provider

Central Florida SC Youth Programs says its mission is to ignite the passion for soccer in every child, regardless of background or financial status, by providing equal opportunities to learn, play, and grow in a diverse and inclusive Central Florida community.

Last updated September 9, 2026.