Circle City Futbol Club

Circle City Futbol Club offers Recreational Soccer, Travel Soccer, Academy Soccer, Elite Travel Teams, and Select. Recreational Soccer is for 18 months to 18 years old and plays in spring and fall, with two seasons per year. Select is for teen players and runs two seasons per year in fall and spring.

Programs

• Recreational Soccer — 18 months to 18 years old · spring and fall; two seasons per year
• Travel Soccer
• Academy Soccer
• Elite Travel Teams
• Select — teen players · two seasons per year (fall/spring)

At a glance

• Ages: 1–18 years old
• General schedule: Recreational soccer plays two seasons per year (fall/spring).

About the provider

Circle City Futbol Club says it was founded in 1994 and was originally named Franklin Township Soccer Club. The club says it is the largest all-volunteer run soccer club in Indiana and the largest completely volunteer-run, non-profit youth soccer organization in the state. It also says it follows the rules and regulations of the Indiana Soccer Association and U.S. Youth Soccer. Each season, the club hosts a canned food drive benefiting Servant’s Heart of Indy, and it has donated soccer uniforms and equipment to schools in its area and shared gear with organizations around the world.

Parents/relatives and spectators promise to be a model spectator at games in which their son/daughter/relative is a participant, as well as at other games where he/she is present with them. All CCFC players are expected to conduct themselves like young professionals both on and off the playing field. CCFC will not tolerate unsportsmanlike or derogatory conduct or behavior.

What families say

“Our family loves CCFC! My daughter has played with them for a couple years now & will continue playing for them. It's very organized, we have the best coaches and absolutely love our team!” — Michelle H.

“Whether it was watching my kids from the sidelines to coaching, I've had a very positive experience. Both Rec and Travel programs have been fantastic platforms to watch my kids grow.” — Heather C.

Last updated September 3, 2026.