House League (U4-U6)

About Our House Program

We offer House Programs for the fall, winter and spring. Camps are also available during the summer.

Our goal is to offer our youngest players an opportunity to learn about soccer in a fun and engaging way. Our focus is on FUNdamentals where players spend time in small and large groups, learning skills and playing fun games. Scrimmages are typically played at the end of each session, with players of a similar level being grouped together.

Season 2026/2027

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House Ages & Groups:
Player Groups for Season 2026/2027 (September 2026 to August 2027)

U4 ( Under 4 ) Players are born 2023
U5 ( Under 5 ) Players are born 2022
U6 ( Under 6 ) Players are born 2021


2026/2027 Fall/Winter Program (September 2026 to March 2027):

Sessions are once per week on Saturday mornings. The season runs from the second weekend of September to early March (with a winter break from December-January).

Players choose one of the two locations to participate:
    • Lambrick Park 
    • Lochside Park (moving into a gym for winter)

Lambrick Park

9:30–10:15 AM: U5/U6 Boys
10:20–11:05 AM: U4 Boys and U4/U5/U6 Girls


Lochside

9:30–10:15 AM: U4 Boys and U4/U5/U6 Girls
10:20–11:05 AM: U5/U6 Boys

During the winter months, the Lochside sessions will move indoors to Royal Oak Middle School Gym.


Start date: Saturday, September 19th, 2026
Last date before Christmas: Saturday, December 12th, 2026
First date back after Christmas: Saturday, January 9th, 2027
Last date: Saturday, March 6th, 2027



Equipment

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For the outdoor sessions, players are required to wear soccer cleats and shin guards.

For the indoor sessions, players are required to wear indoor soccer shoes or regular sneakers with non-marking soles, and shin guards.

Kits will be handed out at the first session and include a jersey, shorts, and socks. Only the jersey needs to be returned at the end of the season.

Parent Participation Required

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Our house league training involves the parents so both player and parent can have fun while developing their skills and you can support your child outside of practice time. Throughout the season, we will also support interested parents in beginning coach training. If you’re interested in becoming a coach, please let the coordinator for your age group know.

Questions

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Contact our house division coordinator, Judy Sam, at judy_sffc@outlook.com.