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| MON – May 13 | TUES – May 14 | WED – May 15 | THU – May 16 | Location | Field | |
| 2017 BOYS | 5:30 | 5:30 | Germantown Soccerplex | 1 | ||
| 2016 BOYS | 5:30 | 5:30 | Germantown Soccerplex | 2 | ||
| 2015 BOYS | 5:30 | 5:30 | 5:30 | Germantown Soccerplex | Mon – 2, Tues/Thurs – 3 | |
| 2014 BOYS | 7:00 | 7:00 | 7:00 | Germantown Soccerplex | 2 | |
| 2013 BOYS | 7:00 | 7:00 | 7:00 | Germantown Soccerplex | 3 | |
| 2017 GIRLS | 5:30 | 5:30 | Germantown Soccerplex | 1 | ||
| 2016 GIRLS | 5:30 | 5:30 | Germantown Soccerplex | 3 | ||
| 2015 GIRLS | 7:00 | 7:00 | 7:00 | Germantown Soccerplex | 1 | |
| 2014 GIRLS | 5:30 | 5:30 | 5:30 | Germantown Soccerplex | 4 | |
| 2013 GIRLS | 7:00 | 7:00 | 7:00 | Germantown Soccerplex | 4 |
May 28th thru May 31st. Specific times and dates per age group will be determined closer to time.
* Please note that the ‘birth years’ reflect the ages for 2024- 2025 season.
Player Commitment BINDING ON or After June 14, 2024.
All dates are subject to change.
The Germantown Legends are always looking for dedicated athletes to add to our roster of talented players. If a player has recently moved into the area during the season, or has missed our scheduled tryouts, please contact us.
Ted Bartels
Executive Director
ted@germantownlegends.com
Carey Talley
Director of Soccer Operations, Technical Director
ctalley03@hotmail.com
Germantown Legends teams will be selected through a 2-3 day tryout process that allows coaches to evaluate players in the areas of foot skills, athletic ability, fitness, and tactical understanding. Teams will be selected through a group effort of the entire training staff and coaches. All players who are interested in playing for the Legends must attend ALL tryout dates.
Players should arrive 30 minutes prior to times posted on their initial day of try-outs to allow for check-in. Each player should bring water, soccer ball and wear shin guards to all tryout sessions.
Legends players are expected to try out with their age group. Decisions will be made on players internally by the coaches and directors based on Legends “Play up” standards as to wether a player will be moved permanently to an older team’s roster. If a player is already playing up in an age group then they can continue to tryout for that team unless otherwise notified before the tryout. All incoming players that are trying out will automatically try out for their age group.
Team placement decisions will be released within 7 days of the third tryout date. Players will be placed on teams by age and ability level. If your grade age and birthdate age do not match up, please note in registration.
All tryouts will take place at the Germantown Soccerplex (unless otherwise noted).
GERMANTOWN SOCCERPLEX
7930 CD Smith
Germantown, TN 38138
ECNL
The ECNL was founded in 2009 as a challenge to the status quo of youth soccer, with a vision to be better. In its first years, the league supported only girls programming, but that was to change.
As a result of grassroots collaboration and innovation driven by youth soccer leaders all around the country, the ECNL quickly rose to national prominence – and ultimately to be the top level of competition and player development in the country. Each step was fueled by a shared commitment to elevating the youth soccer experience.
From inception, the ECNL consistently developed in alignment with the needs of its member clubs, always seeking opportunities to lead and provide more, no matter the challenge or adversity. The four letters “ECNL” have become the embodiment of collaborative innovation, opportunity, respect, development, and excellence in youth soccer, as the once-radical idea of clubs having a voice to determine their future proved to produce results never before seen in youth soccer. Unrivaled numbers of female players, of constantly improving quality, began moving on to the collegiate, professional, and national team levels as the ECNL impact changed youth soccer.
In 2017, the landscape again demanded more and the ECNL Boys was founded, setting the stage for an amazing period of rapid growth, increasing quality and further change in youth soccer. Starting with 57 of the top boys clubs in the country, the creation of the Boys ECNL once again demonstrated how a total commitment to improving the experience of players, coaches, clubs, and the environment in which they develop, can change everything.
Today, the ECNL represents the epitome of excellence in youth soccer, for boys and girls, as the league and its clubs, players, coaches, and everyone involved seeks to constantly “Raise the Game” for the future.
The ECNL consists of two youth soccer leagues (male and female), each a non-profit, member-based 501(c)(3) organization, with independent governance and leadership structures. The ECNL Board of Directors and staff govern all programs and platforms. The ECNL is sanctioned by US Club Soccer.
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TENNESSEE STATE SOCCER ASSOCIATION (TSSA)
The Tennessee State Soccer Association is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) tax exempt corporation. Founded in 1976, TSSA is governed by a Board of Directors that is elected by representatives from our 100+ Member Associations, and maintains a State Office in Nashville, TN with a professional staff. Our vision is, “To be the Premier State Association known for Partnerships, Promotion, and Pioneering the next movement of soccer.”
The Tennessee State Soccer Association is part of a much larger soccer community. TSSA is a proud member of the United States Youth Soccer Association (USYSA), United States Adult Soccer Association (USASA), United States Soccer Federation (USSF), and Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA).
TENNESSEE STATE SOCCER ASSOCIATION YOUTH PLAY LEVEL DEFINITIONS
DIVISION 1 – The highest level of play offered to teams that are categorized as U13 to U19 in the State of Tennessee. This level of competition is recommended for our elite teams. Teams are eligible to participate in tournament sanctioned events and will typically play in our Tennessee State League (TSL), US Youth Soccer National League and US Youth Soccer National Championship Series (NCS). These teams may qualify to play in our Division 1 State Cup, Region III Tournament, and the United States Youth Soccer (USYS) National Tournament. Players at this level have the opportunity to also participate and be selected for the Olympic Developmental Program (ODP). Registration at this level includes Indoor and Futsal registrations.
DIVISION 2 – The 2nd tier level of competitive play offered to teams that are categorized as U13 to U19 in the State of Tennessee. This level of play is recommended for our teams that are not quite at the elite level but aspire to be there one day. Teams are eligible to participate in tournament sanctioned events and will typically play in our Tennessee State League (TSL) and may qualify to play in our Division 2 State Cup, Region III Presidents Cup Tournament, and the United States Youth Soccer (USYS) National Presidents Cup Tournament. Players at this level have the opportunity to also participate and be selected for the Olympic Developmental Program (ODP). Registration at this level includes Indoor and Futsal registrations.
DIVISION 3 – The 3rd final level of competitive play offered to teams that are categorized as U13 to U19 in the State of Tennessee. This level of competition is recommended for teams that desire something more than the local recreational soccer league. Teams are allowed to play in tournament sanctioned events and are eligible for the Division 3 Tennessee State League (TSL) and may qualify to play in our Division 3 State Cup. Players at this level have the opportunity to also participate and be selected for the Olympic Developmental Program (ODP). Registration at this level includes Indoor and Futsal registrations.
DIVISION 4 – This level of play is categorized as our local grass roots (or recreational soccer) age U3 to U19. Play is specifically organized locally and teams are allowed to participate in tournament sanctioned events that have a specific bracket organized for recreational teams. Recreational teams are NOT allowed to play competitive teams without prior approval from the Tennessee State Soccer Association. Teams are eligible to compete in seasonal Kohl’s Cup or Cleveland Grimes Friendship Cup events designed specifically for our recreational minded teams. Registration at this level includes Indoor and Futsal registrations.
The United States Youth Soccer Association (US Youth Soccer) is the largest youth affiliate and member of U.S. Soccer, the governing body for soccer in the United States. US Youth Soccer includes 55 State Associations, one per state except for California, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Texas, which each have two State Associations.
US Youth Soccer is a non-profit organization whose stated mission is to foster the physical, mental and emotional growth and development of America’s youth through soccer at all levels of age and competition; to make soccer fun; and to instill in young players a lifelong passion for the sport.
For more information, visit www.USYouthSoccer.org.
US YOUTH SOCCER MID SOUTH CONFERENCE
The US Youth Soccer Mid South Conference is one of 13 Conferences under the US Youth Soccer Leagues Program in the Multi-State Tier. The Mid South Conference consists of teams primarily from Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana and Tennessee. The top teams in the Conference will earn advancement to the US Youth Soccer Regional Championships, part of the US Youth Soccer National Championship Series, as well as a chance to earn a coveted spot in the National Tier of the Leagues Program, the US Youth Soccer National League.
US YOUTH SOCCER NATIONAL LEAGUE P.R.O.
The US Youth Soccer National League represents the national tier of the Leagues Program. It features the nation’s top 14U through 19U boys and girls teams, offering additional exposure to collegiate, professional and U.S. National Team coaches. All teams earn their place in the National League through success in US Youth Soccer’s regional and national competitions, and the top finishers in the National League qualify for the annual US Youth Soccer National Championships.
The US Youth Soccer Leagues program features the National League and a network of 13 conferences (formerly known as US Youth Soccer Regional Leagues) across the country. The competitions provide teams with the highest possible level of competition at the national and multi-state levels.
The national tier is known as the US Youth Soccer National League. Established in the 2007-08 season, the National League provides annual competition for the best US Youth Soccer teams in the country to play each other in meaningful games with increased exposure to college coaches and scouts. Every season features teams that each earn a place in the league and compete for division titles, as well as berths to the annual US Youth Soccer National Championships.
The re-imagined Leagues Program commenced in the Fall of 2018 and features a network of US Youth Soccer Conferences (formerly known as regional leagues) that are geographically focused, under one leadership and management structure, and linked into the highly successful National League and National Championship Series.
US Youth Soccer National Championship Series
The US Youth Soccer National Championship Series is the country’s most prestigious national youth soccer tournament, providing approximately 185,000 players on over 10,000 teams from US Youth Soccer State Associations the opportunity to showcase their soccer skills against the best competition in the nation while emphasizing teamwork, discipline and fair play.
The US Youth Soccer National Championships cap a yearlong series of competitions for boys and girls teams in multiple age brackets as teams earn their way from the top teams in their state to the regional championship tournaments. US Youth Soccer State Champions and selected wildcard teams through US Youth Soccer Regional Leagues in most age groups are eligible to compete in one of four US Youth Soccer Regional Championships. The champions in the 13U through 19U age brackets from each regional event will converge in July for the US Youth Soccer National Championships.
Annually the US Youth Soccer National Championship Series provides the nation’s top collegiate coaches with the premier stage to identify and scout the most coveted players in the country. In 2017, over 600 coaches attended the US Youth Soccer Regional and National Championship events.
US YOUTH SOCCER PRESIDENTS CUP
The US Youth Soccer Presidents Cup is designed for those teams seeking additional challenges to play against teams of similar abilities for a national title. The Presidents Cup provides a progressive, competitive experience to teams that might not otherwise get the opportunity to participate in a series of unique experiences highlighting competition, camaraderie and community from the state to regional to national levels of US Youth Soccer.
US Youth Soccer Regional Presidents Cup events will determine the regional qualifiers that will compete in the US Youth Soccer National Presidents Cup. Regional winners in the 13U through 18U/19U groups, both boys and girls, will vie for the national title.
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