Official youth club of Carolina Core FC · MLS NEXT Pro
More Soccer. For every player.
2,300+ Triad kids. Six levels from age 4 to the pros. One youth soccer club in High Point, Kernersville and the Piedmont Triad, built on a simple belief: your player deserves more soccer, not less.
CCFC Youth by the numbers
The receipts
UpNext rankings are independent editorial rankings by third-party analyst UpNextAnalytics, not official league standings. Placings are 2026–27 preseason; links open a dated archive of the page as published.
Chapter 01 · We play more soccer
Two practices a week was never going to be enough.
We love this game, and our coaches love coaching it. So we built a year with more sessions, more matches and more ways to play, at every level of the club.
High-repetition ball mastery, open to players from any club, at every level. $100 a month. First session free.
The Triad's deepest camp calendar, plus finishing, midfield, defending and goalkeeper clinics.
Premier regional competition on our turf.
Morning sessions for homeschool players.
Additional competitive matches and showcase tournaments for emerging talent.
Phillips Park, High Point Athletic Complex, Ivey Redmon, Bagley and Heritage Farm Park.
Chapter 02 · The pathway
First kick to first team.
Keep scrollingSwipe
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 workChapter 03 · 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.
UpNext rankings are independent editorial rankings by third-party analyst UpNextAnalytics and are not official league standings or Quality of Play ratings. 2026–27 preseason placings; positions beyond 20 are visible to UpNext Pro subscribers.
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.
Chapter 04 · Development at every level
Not just the top team.
Every child who laces up deserves licensed coaching, a plan and a place to grow. So every player gets one.
Juniors, U7–U10: small-group training and low-pressure seasonal assessments, because eight-year-olds don't need cut-throat tryouts.
Chapter 05 · A club you belong to
Home. School. CCFC.
Sociologists call it a family's third place: where people gather, talk and become a community. Ours has goals in it.
From Winston-Salem, Greensboro, High Point, Kernersville and Oak Ridge, in one shared soccer home.
CCFC Youth families in downtown High Point, cheering on Carolina Core FC together.
Teammates support teammates, so cost doesn't have to keep a dedicated kid off the field.
Ready when you are
Find your player's level in 30 seconds.
Enter a birthdate. See every eligible program, what a week looks like, and the one next step to take today.
Prefer to talk? 336-992-0089 · info@ccfcyouth.com