This offer excludes Travel Uniform components. These items must be placed through your manager.

Cutters Soccer Club has joined with Eurosport Soccer. Every time you use the links provided on the Cutters Webpage to order soccer equipment (balls, bags, cleats, etc)
Cutters gets in on the profit!

So use the link to order equipment and help the club earn some money, You will benefit from Eurosport Soccer's huge inventory and excellent customer service. Thanks and happy shopping.

Cutter's Programs

Forms for Participation in Cutters Travel (U9-18)

Player Parent Agreement (only)
Registration Form (full package: includes Player-Parent Agreement, Registration Form, and Scholarship Materials.)
Medical Release (PDF)

Optional:

Scholarships
Scholarship Request Form
- English (PDF)
- Spanish (PDF)

If you plan to register online (full payment with credit card only) and you are not applying for a scholarship, you need only complete the Player-Parent Agreement and mail to the Club office.

If you plan to register online and you are applying for a scholarship, STOP! You may not register online. You must complete this entire form and mail to the Club office with payment (check only).

If you do not plan to register online and you are not applying for a scholarship, please complete all but the last two pages of this form and mail to the Club office with payment (check only).

Don't forget to review "Expenses & Payments Associated with Participation"

Cutters Academy (recreational ages 5-15)
Jr. Cutters (U9-U10)
Cutters Travel (U11-U14)
Cutters Travel (U15-U18)

How is Travel Soccer different from Recreational Soccer?

Answer: There are several important differences between Monroe County Youth Soccer's travel and recreational programs. These differences include:

Interest and Ability

Players who participate in the travel program must have an exceptionally keen interest in playing soccer and improving their skills.

Commitment

Travel soccer means added commitment on the part of the player and family. All teams practice at least twice a week during the season and have one or two games per weekend. In addition, teams will typically play in one or two weekend tournaments each season. It is the commitment of time and effort that most clearly differentiates travel from recreational soccer. Players and families with major time conflicts need to be aware of the commitment level required and make the appropriate decision.

There are also time commitments expected of parents. MCYS requires all parents to volunteer 10 hours per season or 20 hours over the course of the year (fall and spring seasons). The volunteer buyout is $20 per hour ($200 for one season or $400 for both). This might involve stuffing envelopes, directing the parking of cars at games or tournaments, or working phones.

Travel for Games

Travel players generally play 5 games at Karst Farm Park and 5 games away, plus one or two tournaments.

Length of Season

Practice for travel soccer teams normally begins in early August with games usually beginning around Labor Day Weekend. Some teams participate in August tournaments. This year, we are expecting that all of our teams will participate in a club-sponsored Labor Day Tournament. The fall season usually ends the last weekend in October. The spring season runs from early March through the end May. Most of our teams participate in at least one tournament in late May or early June. Teams are formed in June to play the following fall and spring seasons. Your child is expected to play both seasons.

Team Formation

Travel teams are formed first by age, ability and roster size considerations. Friends, neighborhoods and school association are not how teams are formed. The Director of Soccer and the age group coaches determine each roster.