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2026 Skills 'N Tekkers Camp
This camp will focus on the individual and their ability to manipulate the soccer ball with or without pressure from an opponent. We will cover various technical skills and 1v1 moves to inspire creativity on the ball. Players will be guided on developing decision making on when and how to apply these skills in a fun and engaging environment.
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2026 Strikers & Goalkeepers Camp
This camp will focus on all things scoring for field players, while goalkeepers develop their shot stopping/distribution skills, and their ability to read the game and properly communicate. We will cover various shooting skills with all parts of both feet, and bring out competition in 1v1 activities between field players and GK.
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2026-27 Travel Tryouts
ALL CSC TRAVEL TRYOUTS ARE FREE & ALL PLAYERS ARE WELCOME!
U11-U14 Boys & Girls Travel Tryouts
Monday, April 27 & Wednesday, April 29U15-U19 Boys & Girls Travel Tryouts
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Culpeper Soccer Club Joins Virginia Soccer Alliance
Culpeper Soccer Club is proud to announce its membership in the Virginia Soccer Alliance for the Fall 2026 season. The club will become the 9th member club in the alliance, joining peer clubs from around central Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley with a common mission of growing the game of soccer,…
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Latest News
- Culpeper Soccer Club Hires New Director of Coaching May 1, 2026
- U11-U14 Travel Tryouts Postponed Tonight, Now May 4th April 29, 2026
- Chobani Feed the Dream Challenge! April 16, 2026
- Culpeper Soccer Club Joins Virginia Soccer Alliance April 15, 2026
- Congratulations Noah Stanley! March 16, 2026
- Coach for Community Session! March 10, 2026
- Important Clarification Regarding Culpeper Soccer Club February 24, 2026
- Culpeper Soccer Club News & Updates! February 22, 2026
- Culpeper Soccer Club Boosters January 23, 2026
- Congratulations Isaac Roach! January 17, 2026
US Soccer Age Changes Beginning 2026-27 Season
Starting in Fall 2026, U.S. Soccer is allowing youth leagues to move away from the traditional calendar birth year system (January 1–December 31) and instead use a school-year-based system (August 1–July 31). This change gives youth leagues the option to align age groupings more closely with the school calendar rather than the calendar year. The changes were made to (a) better align soccer age groups with school-year groupings, (b) reduce disruption for players and families, (c) create a more positive and consistent experience for youth players.
