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SVU TRYOUTS NOW OPEN for 2026-27 Season
Tryouts for the 2026–27 season are now available in your SVU accounts. Pre-registration is required.
Be a part of the SVU family — home of soccer champions.
Developing championship people and championship players because we C.A.R.E.Log into your account for full details and to register. We can’t wait to see you on the field!
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SVU Summer Camps Are Here!
SVU is excited to offer a variety of summer camps for players U8 through U14, including keeper-specific training for U10–U15 players.
- Entry-Level Camps – Perfect for players who want to build skills, gain confidence, and have fun in a positive learning environment.
- Advanced Academies – Designed for more experienced and motivated players looking to challenge themselves and continue their development.
- Goalkeeper Sessions (U10–U15) – Position-specific training focused on the technical, tactical, and mental aspects of goalkeeping.
All SVU summer camps are open to everyone — you do not need to be a current SVU player to participate.
For more information and to register, please log in to your SVU account and view the Summer Camps section.
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VCLS Champions
Something special is happening at SVU!This fall, 4 teams finished as VCSL Champions with an additional 3 teams finishing in 2nd place — proof that our continued focus on player development and competitive excellence is paying off!The success is a testament to the dedication of our players, coaches, and families who make the SVU community so strong.We’re just getting started… come jump on the SVU train and see what happens next!
Latest News
- Virginia Soccer Alliance Appoints New Technical Director January 24, 2025
- SVU Hires Director of Coaching April 11, 2024
- SVU Soccer Joins Virginia Soccer Alliance April 11, 2024
US Soccer - Changes Age Group Settings starting Summer 2026
Starting in Fall 2026, U.S. Soccer is allowing youth leagues to move away from the traditional calendar birth year (Jan. 1–Dec. 31) and instead use a school-year-based system (Aug. 1–July 31). https://www.ussoccer.com/ecosystem-review/player-registration In short: U.S. Soccer made this change to better match soccer with school-age groupings, reduce player disruption, and create a more positive, consistent experience for youth players.
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