South Tacoma United Soccer Club

South Tacoma United Soccer Club offers the Micro Program for 4- and 5-year-olds, with a six-week summer session that teaches the basics of soccer and focuses on having fun. It also offers the Small-Sided Program for U-7 to U-12 players and the Full Field Program for U-13 to U-18 players, with playing levels from beginner to advanced and plenty of playing time in the Small-Sided Program.

Programs

• Micro Program — 4-year-olds and 5-year-olds; ages 4-6 years old · Six-week session during the summer · Designed to introduce youngest children to soccer by teaching the basics with an emphasis on having fun.
• Small-Sided Program — U-7 to U-12 · Season begins in September and runs through early December · Available in many levels of play from beginner to more advanced player; players receive plenty of playing time.
• Full Field Program — U-13 to U-18 · Season typically begins in September and runs through December; some teams play year-round with a fall and spring season · Designed for the recreational player to the advanced full field player; most current teams play at the select level and players must contact the coach for a tryout to join; space is limited.

At a glance

• Ages: 4–18 years old
• General schedule: Season begins in September and runs through early December for Small-Sided; Full Field season typically begins in September and runs through December, and most current teams in this age range play year-round with a fall and spring season.

About the provider

South Tacoma United Soccer Club has served the youth of Pierce County since 1954 and merged South Tacoma Soccer Club and Tacoma United in 2014. The club lists a president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, director of coaching, fields/games manager, registrar, and coaching staff, and it offers financial assistance scholarships. It also states that scholarship recipients are asked to volunteer four hours during the season.

Each team registered must provide at least one coach and one team parent/manager; coaches/volunteers are needed; current teams play at the select level and players must contact the coach for a tryout to join; space is limited; returning players are generally assigned first, then new players.

Last updated August 21, 2026.