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Reno APEX SC

Reno, NV

National Elite
L2–L3highest team level

A structured, player-first development philosophy built around technical excellence, tactical awareness, and the love of the game. Boys and Girls ages 4 to 18.

Plays in
Founded
2006
Players
1,000
Teams
68
Ages
4–18
Plays
Boys & Girls
Programs
6

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Where on the ladder

Level 2 to Level 3

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.

Pre-Professional
National EliteECNL Regional League
State & Premier
Travel / Select
Recreational

The club also played in NPL. That league ended in July 2026 and merged into National 1, so it does not count above. The club’s site also lists US Club Soccer. We have not confirmed that from the body’s own member list, so we do not call the club sanctioned. It also lists ECNL RL NorCal, NorCal Premier, NorCal National 1, GBYSL Recreational, GBYSL Select. We have not placed those leagues on the ladder, so they do not count above.

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From the league tables

Reno Apex, every team.

Last season Reno APEX SC fielded 8 teams in the leagues we track: 2 boys and 6 girls, from national elite down to competitive regional. The ladder tops out in ECNL-RL from U13 up.

8teams total
6national-level teams
2regional / premier teams
lvlU13U14U15U16U17U18
ECNL Regional, Pre-ECNL, Aspire, EAL
ECNL Regional, Pre-ECNL, Aspire, EAL
National EliteCompetitive Regionalboysgirls

Each dot is one team in the 2026-27 season. We place it by the league the team actually plays in, not by the club’s own team names. A tap on a dot shows that team’s league, flight and record. The dots come from published league tables, so a team playing outside those leagues will not appear here.

Check the tables yourself

The link opens the event's flight list on Total Global Sports, where the ECNL family posts its tables. Your kid's birth year is one of the rows, and the Standings link beside the flight opens the table. Each season gets a new event page, so theecnl.com is the place to pick up a later one.

College & pro pathway

Where the players went next.

We counted these from public commitment lists and trackers, not from the club’s own claims.

1college commitments tracked
Commitments by division
all tracked classes
NCAA Division III11 girl

The counts come from public commitment trackers, club lists, league records, player pages, and the rosters of 2,244 NCAA, NAIA and NJCAA programs. One player counts once per school. “Division unverified” means we matched the school but could not confirm the program level. We never print a current youth player’s name.

Programs

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.

Discovery Phase1 program

Discovery Phase

U5–U6; Ages 4–6

First steps in the game. Pure exploration through play, building coordination, love of movement, and a positive first relationship with the ball and the sport.

feeds into Foundation Phase

Foundation Phase1 program

Foundation Phase

U7–U12 – Ages 6–11

Age-appropriate training develops technical skills, decision-making, and a genuine love of the game in a fun, encouraging environment.

feeds into Development Phase

Development Phase1 program

Development Phase

U13–U16 – Ages 12–15

Technical refinement meets tactical understanding. Players face increasing demands within a structured weekly cycle as they grow into competitive club soccer.

feeds into Performance Phase

Performance Phase1 program

Performance Phase

U17–U18 – Ages 16–18

The elite tier includes individual development plans, high-performance training, and preparation for collegiate and professional pathways at the ECNL-RL and NPL level.

ECNL-RL · NPL

Programs2 programs

Academy

Academy teams are for players identified as having potential and a passion for the game, but not quite ready for competitive league teams. The focus is on developing technical abilities, learning the game and having fun.

GBYSL feeds into competitive teams (Silver, Gold and Premier)

College ID Camp

Girls · 8th Grade to 12th Grade

Players train and compete in front of college coaches from programs across the country in a competitive environment designed to showcase their abilities at the next level.

Tryouts

2026/27 season

Tryouts decide which travel team a kid plays on. Confirm the details on the club’s page before you go.

May 2026 (specific dates per age group)Boys & Girls
U4–U18 (by age group)
Age cutoff: Players must attend the tryout session for their age group as determined by birthdate. Players may try out for an older age group only if they also attend their assigned age group session.
Location

Moana Soccer Field · 240 West Moana Lane, Reno, NV 89509

Cost

Free

Offers

Immediately after each tryout session

Bring
  • · Shin guards
  • · Cleats
  • · Properly inflated soccer ball
Contact

All: Reno APEX Tryouts

Open tryout page

Coaching

Who coaches here

70 names from the club's own staff page. The titles and licenses are what the club lists.

Jen Mavis

Director of Coaching

Former Assistant Coach & Head of Camps, UMBC; Former Goalkeeper Coach, William & Mary; Former Manager of ODP, Oregon Youth Soccer Association; Co-Founder, Legacy Football Club; U.S. Soccer Youth National Team Scout

U.S. Soccer B License

Marco Merlo

Girls Director

Girls

Head Coach, Bishop Manogue High School; Former Director of Coaching, Nevada United; Former Director of Coaching, Sagebrush Soccer Club; Northern Nevada ODP Coach

U.S. Soccer A License — Coach Instructor

Vanessa Mann

Director

Head Coach, U.S. Soccer U15 Women's Youth National Team; U.S. Soccer Youth National Team Scout; U.S. Soccer Coach Educator; Former Head Coach, University of Maryland Baltimore County; Former Assistant Coach, William & Mary; Former Technical Director, Oregon Youth Soccer Association

U.S. Soccer A License

Randy Ritter

President & Co-Founder

Co-founded Reno Apex Soccer Club in 2006; President, Great Basin Youth Soccer League; Former League Commissioner, Nevada Youth Soccer Association; Former Director, Northern Nevada Olympic Development Program

Rob Range

Executive Director

Former Co-Director, Northern Nevada Olympic Development Program; Former Vice President, Nevada Youth Soccer Association; McQueen High School Boys Head Coach

U.S. Soccer C License

Heather Johnson

Co-Founder

Co-founded Reno Apex Soccer Club in 2006; Former State of Nevada Co-Coach of the Year; 2011 & 2014 USYS Nationals Coach

U.S. Soccer B License

Rogan Adams

Coaching Staff

U6 Academy; U16G Silver

Grassroots License

Matt Baca

Coaching Staff

U10G Gold; U16B?

D License

Where they play

5 fields

The fields the club lists as its own. Directions open in Google Maps, so you can check the drive before you sign up.

Moana Soccer Fields

South Valleys Regional Park

Echo Loder School

Golden Eagle Regional Park

SWIFT Sportsdome South Meadows

Fees

What it costs

What the club charges, from its own price list.

Published fees
2026-2027 soccer year
U4 – U7 · Ages 3–7 – Discovery Phaseper year$1,200 – $1,600
U8 – U10 · Ages 7–10 – Zone 1per year$2,000 – $2,600
U11 – U12 · Ages 10–12 – Zone 1 / Zone 2per year$2,400 – $2,800
U13 – U18 · Ages 12–18 – Zone 2 / Zone 3per year$2,800 – $3,900
Late feeapplies to registrations completed after June 1, 2026$100
Registration Fee · Girls · 8th Grade to 12th Grade$50 discount for Reno Apex registered players$350
7v7 Format · U8 – U10$775
9v9 Format · U11 – U12$875
11v11 Format · U13 – U14$975
7v7 Format · U8 – U10$775
9v9 Format · U11 – U12$875
11v11 Format · U13 – U19$975
Tryout

There is no fee for Tryouts.

On top of that

Add-ons

Player uniforms & personal equipment, Hotel, travel & transportation costs for away events, Indoor or futsal league fees.

Get in touch

How to reach Reno Apex

Who to email about what

Randy Ritter

President & Co-Founder

Rob Range

Executive Director

Jen Mavis

Director of Coaching

Marco Merlo

Girls Director

Heather Johnson

Co-Founder

Vanessa Mann

Director
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