A community and volunteer-driven soccer program that provides for the growth and development of players, coaches, and referees. CMYSA promotes a fun, fair, and safe environment that maximizes participation and improves players' skills while developing sportsmanship, teamwork, and self-confidence.
- Founded
- 1981
- Players
- 400
- Ages
- 5–18
- Plays
- Boys & Girls
- Programs
- 10
Where on the ladder
Level 5 to Level 6
Each level below lists the leagues this club plays in. Your kid's level depends on the team they make. The six levels are our own reading of public league play. They are not an official ranking.
Sanctioned by Minnesota Youth Soccer Association (US Youth Soccer).
See how the whole ladder worksPrograms
The programs, age by age
These come from the club's site, grouped the way the club groups them. Your kid starts in the one that fits their age.
Summer Recreation Soccer
entering Kindergarten or 1st grade Fall 2026; entering 2nd or 3rd grade Fall 2026; entering 4th or 5th grade Fall 2026; entering grades 6, 7 or 8 Fall 2026; entering grades 9,10,11,12 Fall 2026 or graduating spring 2026
The Summer Recreational Season is a 7 or 8-week schedule running in the evening from mid June to the beginning of August, with 1-2 sessions a week depending on age. Recreational soccer is for both beginners and developing players.
Fall Recreation
ALL players entering K - 6th grade
A six-session fall training program focused on individual player development. Sessions include fundamentals followed by a soccer game and are run by the SCSU Women's Soccer Team.
Winter Recreational Training
ALL current Kindergarten-5th Grade soccer players
A five-session winter program in which players work on soccer fundamentals and play 3v3 or 4v4. No official teams are assigned; players are divided by age and skill for each session.
Summer Competitive Soccer
9U/10U; 11U/12U; 13U to 19U; 13U to 16U; 17U to 19U
CMYSA's primary competitive soccer season, with training beginning in January and league play generally running from May through late mid-July. The program offers Division 1, Division 2, and Division 3 levels.
Fall Competitive Soccer
U10; U12; U13
A seven-week competitive fall season with training twice per week and tournaments including the Shakopee Fall Cup and Jailbreak Classic. All teams compete at the Division 3 level and are formed based on registration numbers.
Division 3
Division 3 is for players taking the next step from Recreational Soccer or seeking more than recreational soccer without playing year-round. Some Division 3 players may continue to develop and move up to Division 2 or Division 1.
feeds into Division 2 or Division 1
Division 2
Division 2 is for players working toward Division 1 or highly skilled athletes who do not want soccer year-round. Coaches focus on individual development and team tactical training.
Division 1
Division 1 is the highest level of soccer currently offered at CMYSA, with the most intense training in advanced individual skills and team tactics. Division 1 teams train 2-3 times a week.
Pre-Evaluation Camp
Players born in 2012 to 2018
Players have the opportunity to attend a camp that takes them through the activities used at Competitive Evaluations. The goal is to help players become more comfortable and prepared for evaluations.
CMYSA Player Pathway
10U-14U
The Player Pathway motivates and accelerates player development through at-home practice, age-appropriate soccer skills, speed, stamina, agility, and recognition for character and growth.
Tryouts
Summer 2027
Tryouts decide which travel team a kid plays on. Confirm the details on the club’s page before you go.
Coaching
Who coaches here
2 names from the club's own staff page. The titles and licenses are what the club lists.
Carrlin Meier
Director of Coaching
Lamont (Monty) Lommel
Trainer
I coached for CMYSA Recreational and Travel Teams for 12 years and then as an assistant with the Apollo High School Boys Soccer Team for 4 years. I have officiated now for 5 years within the USSF youth and adult competitive leagues, playoffs and State Tournament, MSHSL Varsity, Section Playoffs and State Tournament. I have also done some NCAA D3 reserve team games.
Where they play
6 fields
The fields the club lists as its own. Directions open in Google Maps, so you can check the drive before you sign up.
Selke FieldsPrimary
1001 13th St SE, St Cloud, MN 56304 · Grass
Saint Benedicts Athletic Complex
524 College Ave S, Saint Joseph, MN 56374
Whitney Sports Complex
2351 Stockinger Dr, St Cloud, MN 56303
Saint John's Gagliardi Field - Dome
2355 Durenberger Fields Dr, Collegeville, MN 56321
SCSU Husky Stadium - Dome
1111 3rd Ave S, St Cloud, MN 56301
North Junior High
2 fields aren’t located on the map yet.
Fees
What it costs
What the club charges, from its own price list.
$40
Add-ons
Additional costs include game transportation, elected hotel stays, uniforms and equipment., If your team elects to participate in the July USA Cup tournament, players will owe their respective individual tournament fee., If teams qualify for USYS Presidents Cup, families will be responsible for hotel costs., Additional individual player costs include cleats, shin guards, and a soccer ball., A $10 late fee is added to Fall Rec registrations if space is available after August 17, 2026., A $10 registration late fee is added for Winter Rec after January 3, 2026..
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