United Teams: Mountain Region League or Advanced League (Silver - Platinum Level)

Premier Teams: Advanced League (Elite - Premier Level)

Coaches are certified in safety and concussion awareness, and receive ongoing training, resources, and support from the club Director of Coaching. Head coaches are paid a $500 stipend and assistant coaches are paid a $100 stipend each season.

Cost for the season is as follows:

U10 MRL - $250

U12 MRL - $285

U15 MRL - $320

U12 AL - $315

U15 AL - $350

High School - $125

This fee fully covers CSA registration fees, CSA player fees, team tournament allowance, coaching fees, referee fees, fall player practice shirts, equipment for each team, and maintenance costs for the fields. You can pay with Visa, MasterCard, Discover or checking account. You can choose to pay in full or pay in 3 monthly installments.

A regular season typically consists of 8 games; 4 are home games, 4 are away games.

United teams typically play in the Mountain Region League.Travel for MRL away games can be anywhere from Telluride to Aspen, depending on your age group and division. Premier teams play in the Advanced League. Travel for AL away games is typically in the Front Range area, and are scheduled as two double header weekends to minimize travel.

Tournaments for United or Premier teams can be in Durango, Grand Junction, the Denver area, and even out of state if the team chooses to do so. Out-of-state tournaments are typically located in Nevada, Utah, or Arizona.

A complete uniform is 2 jerseys, one pair of shorts, and 2 pairs of socks for $100. You can also order replacement pieces as needed.

Registration opens: May

Player placements: Early June

Practices begin : Late July / early August

MRL games : August - October

AL games : August - November

Registration opens: December

Player placements: Early January

Practices begin : Late February / early March

MRL games : March - May

AL games : March - May

We offer a family discount of $20 for every child registered after the first, per family. The discount is applied automatically at checkout when you register more than one child.

Scholarships are available to families who demonstrate need. Scholarship recipients receive $150 off their registration fee. Players will not be rostered to practice or play in games until their application is turned in with all necessary documentation and the registration fee is paid. Along with the scholarship application, families must provide documentation that the player is eligible for free or reduced lunch or that the player has Medicaid coverage. Applications and documentation can emailed to the Registrar at montroseavalanche@gmail.com or be mailed to PO Box 604, Montrose, CO, 81402. If a family requires additional aid, they must request the additional scholarship directly from the MSC Board. Players and families are eligible to receive a scholarship each season provided that the previous season there were no disciplinary issues, and the registration fee was paid. Players and families should not assume they will automatically receive a scholarship each season. The application process must be completed each season for each player. MSC scholarships are not available for team travel, tournament expenses or uniforms.

Scholarship Form - Printable Version

Scholarship Form - Fillable Google Form

It is the policy of MSC to refund registration fees ONLY if you move out of town prior to the start of the season, or if the child is unable to participate due to injury or illness. If MSC is unable to place a player on a team, a full refund will be issued. If a player has registered and made payment of fees then decides to drop out of the program, there will be no refund of payment fees. Players who have participated in one or more scheduled matches would not be considered eligible for an injury refund of fees. If a player has received their uniform, the cost will not be refunded, even if unworn.

If there are exceptional circumstances that parents who have paid registration fees believe warrant refunding of fees paid, those requests must be made, in writing, to the MSC Board. Conflicts with practice schedules, personality issues between players or Coaches, loss of interest, or conflicts with other elective after school programs are generally not considered exceptional circumstances.