Beginning in 25/26,  we are re-designating all B teams as our Premier teams, and C teams will now be classified as Select. Our United team will remain the A team for our program.  This change will apply to incoming 2018 (u8) teams.

Club soccer requires players to be available for both the fall and spring seasons, plus additional winter training or league participation if the team chooses. WT Soccer offers an intramural program for those who can't commit to the more intense training schedule, which could be a great option for players looking for a less demanding soccer experience.

Prior to tryouts, current coaches will be required to fill out a player evaluation form. It will assess each player individually through various criteria to provide input to the program along with tryout rankings to appropriately place players on our club teams.  Coaches have the option to involve their assistant coaches in completing these forms as well. Additionally, the form includes a question about which league the coach anticipates the team competing in for the fall season.  Players selected by WT Soccer will be offered a roster spot on the appropriate team based on the information outlined above.

Our club teams have the option to compete in the South Jersey Soccer League (SJSL, Boys) South Jersey Girls Soccer League (SJGSL) and the EDP League. The decision on which league each team will compete in will be based on the skill level of the team as a whole, as well as input from the coaches. This will help ensure that each team competes at the most appropriate and challenging level.

WT Soccer is a non profit 501c3 club. A team budget (A, B, and C teams) is an individual budget created to meet the specific needs of each team, and it varies depending on several factors. One of the main contributors to the budget is the coach expense, if applicable, though not all teams have paid coaches. Another significant expense is the cost of tournaments, which can range from as low as $400 to as high as $1600, depending on the event. Additionally, league fees including registration, referee fees, and field fees, also factor into the budget. Ultimately, the coach or team manager is responsible for determining the budget, taking into account these various expenses and the specific needs of the team.