About
FPYC Soccer offers seasonal soccer for children ages 3 to 19, with U4-U19 programs. The program includes Saturday games, with some Sunday games possible for U11-U19, and practice schedules are sent by the coach between August 17th and August 24th. Most teams begin practicing prior to Labor Day.
Programs
- FPYC Soccer — From ages 3 to 19; U4-U19 mentioned for programs · Seasonal soccer; games are on Saturdays; some Sunday games possible for U11-U19; practice schedules are sent by the coach between August 17th and August 24th; most teams begin practicing prior to Labor Day
- FPYC Mini & Mighty Academy — U4-U5 · Saturday academy style training and small-sided games; U6 transition to 1 practice or training per week with small-sided games on Saturdays
- FPYC PowerRec Youth — U7-U10 · 1-2 practices depending on coach and training schedules; duration 1 hour; Saturday small sided games
- FPYC NCSL Rec — U11-U19 · Minimum 2 practices depending on coach; duration 1.5 hours; games scheduled by NCSL to be played on Saturday; some Sunday games possible
- Pickup Soccer - Winter — Winter pickup soccer; unstructured, noncompetitive, no-stress environment
At a glance
- Ages: 3–18 years old
- Current session: Fall 2026 season (Sep 12–Nov 14, 2026)
- General schedule: Season length is 10 weeks with 7-8 game weekends. Each team typically plays an 8-game season. Practices and game times vary by age group and coach. Games are on Saturdays; U11-U19 may have some Sunday games. Practice schedules are sent by the coach between August 17th and August 24th. Most teams begin practicing prior to Labor Day.
About the provider
FPYC Soccer has served the community of Fairfax, Virginia and surrounding areas for over 65 years. FPYC is run 100% by the community and is a volunteer organization serving youth in the City of Fairfax and surrounding areas of Fairfax County.
- Golden Boot Soccer Training — U4 through U19 · Soccer enrichment programs; professional training for younger age groups, older keepers/goalies and strikers
Respect and protect referees. Referees are human and need support more than criticism. Games cannot be played without referees. At no time should an FPYC team be on a field or at a gym that has been closed. School fields are not always included in weather updates.
Last updated September 28, 2026.
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