
Official youth club of Carolina Core FC · MLS NEXT Pro · High Point · Kernersville · The Triad
The Triad Plays here. Youth soccer, U4 to the pros.
More soccer and more ways to develop at every level, U4 through U19. A real pathway to the pros through Carolina Core FC, and a community club where players and families belong.
Start where you are
Three clear ways in.
Whether you are starting out in community Recreation, stepping into competitive play, or adding weekly technical sessions through ETA, there is one right next step for your player today.

For players starting out or ready for age-appropriate development. Community Recreation from U4, or our flagship Juniors program: licensed coaching, two sessions a week and local games. $950 a year, about $106 a month.

Classic travel, Pre-MLS / Pre-GA, Girls Academy and the boys' MLS NEXT pro pathway. Open tryouts every spring, evaluations all year.

One extra hour a week of pure ball mastery at Phillips Park. Fridays 5:30–6:30 pm, more days as demand grows. First session free.

One practice, one weekend game, uniform included. Two 8-week seasons a year in High Point and Kernersville.
Interactive finder · 2026–27 season
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Juniors train at Ivey Redmon (Kernersville), Mon & Wed. One Oak Ridge Juniors team at Heritage Farm Park. ETA Fridays at Phillips Park.
The receipts
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One club · every step
First kick to first team.
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Six levels. One crest.
Start anywhere. Go anywhere.
Recreation needs no tryout. Every competitive level holds open tryouts each spring, so your player can move up as they grow.

Fun first. The open door for every child: movement, teamwork and love of the game.

Small groups, licensed coaches and low-pressure seasonal assessments instead of cut-throat tryouts.

Competitive league soccer across the Triad, with NCYSA state competition ahead.

The on-ramp to the academy platforms: academy-style training two years early.

North America's top national platforms. Ranked No. 1 in the nation at U15.
MLS NEXT →Girls Academy →
Same crest. Same training ground. Four academy players on 2026 game-day rosters.
Open tryouts. Every year. Every level.
Plenty of clubs act as gatekeepers. We don't. Spring tryouts run from the top down, so a player who misses the top team still has every other level ahead of them. The pro side holds open tryouts too.
How spring tryouts workSupplemental skill acceleration
Elite Technique Academy (ETA).
One extra hour a week of pure ball mastery, technical agility and 1v1 confidence, designed to fit around team training for players from any club, at every level, including MLS NEXT and Girls Academy. About 250 CCFC players trained in ETA in 2025–26, including roughly 120 from MLS NEXT and the Girls Academy.
Pure ball mastery.
High-repetition technical drills, rapid decision-making and 1v1 confidence under professional instruction.
Phillips Park.
High Point. More days are being added as demand grows, and current families get first access to new slots.
Rec to MLS NEXT.
Players from any club train in the same hour as CCFC's Recreation, Juniors, Classic, Pre-MLS / Pre-GA, Girls Academy and MLS NEXT players, grouped by age and ability.
First session free.
Four 60-minute sessions a month, billed through PlayMetrics. Try one session with no obligation.
Ranked. Nationally.
The Triad's top youth club. With proof.
Our teams compete on the highest tiers in North American youth soccer, and the independent rankings say so.

Pro. Not a slogan.
Same crest. Same training ground.
Our MLS NEXT Homegrown players train at Phillips Park alongside Carolina Core FC's first team, and pro players have coached Recreation, Classic, ETA and MLS NEXT sessions.

Who we are
Mission & guiding principles.
Our mission is to create a dynamic and inclusive soccer club that prioritizes excellence, a strong sense of community, and holistic development, empowering players to grow both on and off the field and instilling values that inspire success in every aspect of life.
We continually expand the opportunities, experiences and pathways for our players, from recreational beginnings to elite opportunities.
We cultivate connections among players, families and coaches: a soccer family committed to programs for girls and boys of all levels.
We reinforce teamwork, resilience, dedication and constant improvement, shaping confident, capable people on and off the field.
Where we play
Five complexes. One club.
Phillips Park and High Point Athletic Complex in High Point, Ivey M. Redmon and Bagley in Kernersville, Heritage Farm Park in Oak Ridge, and a recreation training site at Trinity High School.
Phillips Park & High Point Athletic Complex
Home of ETA and the Go-Forth Elite Performance Center. Recreation, Classic, academy training.
High Point complexes KernersvilleIvey M. Redmon & Bagley
Juniors train at Ivey Redmon on Mondays and Wednesdays. Recreation practices Tuesdays or Thursdays.
Kernersville complexes Oak Ridge · Archdale-Trinity · Winston-Salem · GreensboroAcross the Triad
One Oak Ridge-based Juniors team at Heritage Farm Park with more to come, a recreation training site at Trinity High School, and families from Winston-Salem and Greensboro.
All locationsThank you
Signature partners.
Carolina Core FC Youth is proudly supported by these signature community partners.
Community partners
Interested in partnering with Carolina Core FC Youth? Email info@ccfcyouth.com · All partners →
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