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The Plymouth Soccer Club Board wants to welcome you to our site. We're delighted you're checking us out. If you are between the ages of 5 and 100, and want to participate in soccer here in Plymouth, you've come to the right place!
Plymouth Soccer Club (PSC) exists to create a passion and joy of soccer in the community of Plymouth through outstanding sportsmanship, play, coaching, and training. We are working to “infect” the Plymouth area with a passion for soccer. We also sponsor development programs for coaches managers, and players. So, below find out a bit more about what we offer here in the Plymouth, Wisconsin area.
First some brief lingo help:
U6 & U8 Soccer: Plays both a Spring and Fall season for 5-6 weeks. U6 plays 2x12 minute halves and U8 plays 4x12 minute quarters. These teams play at the QQO complex in Plymouth. Teams are coed. The U6 teams comprise between 7 and 10 players per team. The U8 teams comprise between 9 and 12 players per team. Some coaches are parents who volunteer for the role at the time of registration.
U10, U12 & U14 Lakeshore: Plays both a Spring and Fall 7 week season. U10 plays 2x25 minute halves, U12 2x30 minute halves, U14 2x35 minute halves. Teams include U10 coed, U10 girls, U12 coed, U12 girls, U14 coed and U14 girls. The U10 and U12 teams comprise between 10 and 14 players per team. The U14 teams comprise between 13 and 18 players per team. Some coaches are parents who volunteer for the role at the time of registration.
The Lakeshore District is managed by the Sheboygan Falls YMCA. Teams play half of their games at home with the other half played in the area at the opposing team’s field. Currently the Lakeshore District runs from New Holstein in the North, Random Lake in the South, and Sheboygan to the East including the communities within this area. These are the teams you will be playing during your Fall/Spring season.
Games are played Saturday mornings between 8am and noon. Practices are held weeknights up to twice a week. Teams may elect to play additional tournaments and special team camps determined by the coach. Costs for these tournaments are paid directly to the team manager.
Select: Select teams are competitive teams requiring a try out. Select includes U11 to U19. Select teams participate in the Wisconsin Youth Soccer Association (WYSA) and play home games at the QQO complex and away games in the South East Wisconsin region. Annual try-outs take place in June. More detailed information about the select program can be found under the “Youth Soccer” section of this website under “Select”.
If your question has not been answered here please go to our Contact Us page and email the person you think can answer your question - like the Registrar if it is a question about team assignments.
If we do not answer your question, please fill out the form below and it will help us develop this page.
The Plymouth Soccer Club Board wants to welcome you to our site. We're delighted you're checking us out. If you are between the ages of 5 and 100, and want to participate in soccer here in Plymouth, you've come to the right place!
Plymouth Soccer Club (PSC) exists to create a passion and joy of soccer in the community of Plymouth through outstanding sportsmanship, play, coaching, and training. We are working to “infect” the Plymouth area with a passion for soccer. We also sponsor development programs for coaches managers, and players. So, below find out a bit more about what we offer here in the Plymouth, Wisconsin area.
First some brief lingo help:
- “U” stands for “Under”, thus U6 is Under 6 years old.
- “Lakeshore” is the area league we play in for U10, U12 & U14. The League is governed by the Sheboygan Falls YMCA.
- “QQO” stands for Quit Qui Oc Sports Complex. If you are new to town – this place is a bit hard to find (even though you can see it from Hwy 23). We highly suggest you use our directions the first time you try to find it.
U6 & U8 Soccer: Plays both a Spring and Fall season for 5-6 weeks. U6 plays 2x12 minute halves and U8 plays 4x12 minute quarters. These teams play at the QQO complex in Plymouth. Teams are coed. The U6 teams comprise between 7 and 10 players per team. The U8 teams comprise between 9 and 12 players per team. Some coaches are parents who volunteer for the role at the time of registration.
U10, U12 & U14 Lakeshore: Plays both a Spring and Fall 7 week season. U10 plays 2x25 minute halves, U12 2x30 minute halves, U14 2x35 minute halves. Teams include U10 coed, U10 girls, U12 coed, U12 girls, U14 coed and U14 girls. The U10 and U12 teams comprise between 10 and 14 players per team. The U14 teams comprise between 13 and 18 players per team. Some coaches are parents who volunteer for the role at the time of registration.
The Lakeshore District is managed by the Sheboygan Falls YMCA. Teams play half of their games at home with the other half played in the area at the opposing team’s field. Currently the Lakeshore District runs from New Holstein in the North, Random Lake in the South, and Sheboygan to the East including the communities within this area. These are the teams you will be playing during your Fall/Spring season.
Games are played Saturday mornings between 8am and noon. Practices are held weeknights up to twice a week. Teams may elect to play additional tournaments and special team camps determined by the coach. Costs for these tournaments are paid directly to the team manager.
Select: Select teams are competitive teams requiring a try out. Select includes U11 to U19. Select teams participate in the Wisconsin Youth Soccer Association (WYSA) and play home games at the QQO complex and away games in the South East Wisconsin region. Annual try-outs take place in June. More detailed information about the select program can be found under the “Youth Soccer” section of this website under “Select”.
If your question has not been answered here please go to our Contact Us page and email the person you think can answer your question - like the Registrar if it is a question about team assignments.