OLDEST YOUTH COMPETITIVE CLUB IN THE AREA – Youth & Adult, Competitive & Rec Soccer in ADA COUNTY and CANYON COUNTY (IDAHO)
- Ages
- U3–U19
- Plays
- Boys & Girls
- Programs
- 15
Part of a multi-location club
Real Soccer Club
Sister locations · 6 total
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 Idaho Youth Soccer Association (US Youth Soccer). The club’s site also lists IYSA District 3 Competitive League, IYSA League America, Idaho Futsal League. We have not placed those leagues on the ladder, so they do not count above.
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.
Mini Monarchs
U3-U8
The Mini Monarchs Academy emphasizes technique, vision and awareness, creativity, coordination, socialization, and sportsmanship through age-appropriate training. U7, U8 and U9 academy players are eligible to participate in the club’s International Summer Camp hosted by its European pro club partner.
IYSA feeds into a more competitive environment starting at U9/U10
Rec Royals
U9-U15 · 5v5
The Rec Royals are a 9-week recreational program including practices, league games, and an end-of-season jamboree. The 5v5 format is designed to maximize active participation, touches, scoring opportunities, and player development.
Competitive Program
U8-U19
Competitive teams have licensed head coaches or coaches whose licenses are in progress, and compete locally in the IYSA District 3 Competitive League. The club generally practices twice a week, with an optional third session for some teams.
IYSA
Adult Program
The Adult Program offers club teams at all levels of play, formats, and genders, including coed, men’s, and women’s soccer. It is intended to connect youth and adult soccer and provide lifelong soccer opportunities.
Student/Athlete College Prep
The club partnered with Step Ahead Idaho to help students prepare for college. The program includes college preparation, soccer recruitment, financial aid planning, college selection, and resume building.
Home Training Program / Off-Season Program
The home training program is available to all players, regardless of club affiliation, and covers juggling, dribbling, footwork, passing and receiving, speed of play, and speed and agility.
Speed & Agility
This free individual training program uses specialized strength and flexibility exercises targeting running and cutting. The club says it can also improve jumping and kicking ability.
Futsal
5v5
Futsal is a five-a-side version of soccer played on basketball-sized courts. The club offers participation in the Idaho Futsal League and uses futsal training to develop balance, agility, ball mastery, passing, receiving, perception, and awareness.
USYF
Goal Keeping
The club provides specific goalkeeping practices during the Fall and Spring seasons, open to all club goalkeepers, in addition to team training. Players may also attend to receive extra shooting training.
Sports Psychology/Mental Training
Coaches work with teams during soccer seasons on mental conditioning topics, including focusing on controllable actions and reducing distraction.
Sports Nutrition
The club created a Sport Nutrition Program covering nutrition before, between, and after games, tournament-trip nutrition, and general athlete nutrition. The program also included player segments, family newsletters, and coach guidance.
Basque Cultural Exchange Program
The exchange program enables club families and community members to host students from the Basque Country and gives soccer players and families opportunities to visit the Basque Country. Exchange students may participate in soccer training, camps, and tournaments with club teams.
La Liga Villarreal CF Camp
Villarreal C.F. coaches travel to deliver training sessions, share their methodology, and evaluate players. At the end of the camp, one player is selected to go to Spain and participate in a tournament with a Villarreal academy team.
Real Madrid Foundation Camp
The club has hosted official Real Madrid Foundation camps in Boise. Based on the coaches’ evaluations, top players may be invited to experience the Real Madrid Experience in Madrid, Spain.
Open Play and Competitive Assessments
Open play and additional competitive assessments are free. Uncommitted players and non-IYSA players are eligible to attend.
IYSA feeds into Competitive Program
Tryouts
2026-2027
Tryouts decide which travel team a kid plays on. Confirm the details on the club’s page before you go.
Place Park; Joplin Elementary · 75 Marjorie Avenue, Middleton, ID; 12081 W De Meyer St, Boise, ID
free
Starting after the first tryout session on Monday, June 8th, or June 9th if the player did not attend on June 8th.
- · water
- · shinguards
- · an inflated soccer ball
All: Real Soccer Club
Coaching
Who coaches here
11 names from the club's own staff page. The titles and licenses are what the club lists.
Juanjo Carmona
Director
Mini Monarchs (U3-U8) & REC Royals (U9-U15); Competitive (U9-U19)
Vinni Rossi
Director
1st Team (Adult)
Marcos Correa
Director
1st Team (Adult)
Tyler Worthen Jr.
Goal Keeping
Stanley Ward
Goal Keeping; Fields & Equipment
Brianna Marinelli
Fields & Equipment
Zach Bingo
Fields & Equipment
Coach Ross
Competitive Coach
Real Caldwell CF 2016B
Coach Jorge
Competitive Coach
Real Middleton CF 2013B
Coach Helder
Competitive Coach
Real Middleton CF 2012B
Coach Ben
Competitive Coach
Real Boise CF 2014B
Where they play
7 fields
The fields the club lists as its own. Directions open in Google Maps, so you can check the drive before you sign up.
Middleton Place Park
Skyway Elementary
Joplin Elementary School Soccer Fields
Hillsdale Park
by the South Meridian YMCA
Place Park
75 Marjorie Avenue, Middleton, ID
Joplin Elementary
12081 W De Meyer St, Boise, ID
Simplot Sports Complex
5 fields aren’t located on the map yet.
Fees
What it costs
What the club charges, from its own price list.
free
Add-ons
The uniforms are separate and paid directly on our online store when you buy the required competitive kit., Other events decided at the team level (tournaments, indoor soccer, camps) are also separate and optional..
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