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Soccer Coach and Players

Parent Zone

WHAT TO KNOW

Practice Sessions

Practice times and days are subject to change and will be communicated by PCFC coaches and admins via the club app. Please download and check the Stack Team App for your age group's or teams specific practice day and time. This helps us communicate in the most efficient manner.

*U14 teams practice at our annex field at West Gwinnett Park Aquatic Centre

Group
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Boys U6
5pm–6pm
Girls U6
5pm–6pm
Boys U8, U10 & U12
6pm–7pm
6pm–7pm
Girls U8, U10 & U12
6pm–7pm
6pm–7pm
Boys U14*
6pm-8pm
Girls U14*
6pm-8pm

Match Days

U6 
Intra-squad matches are played on Saturdays from 9am–10am at Jones Bridge Park
Occasionally, you may be asked to participate in a friendly match with another club at an away location. In those instances you will be given notice in order to opt-in and make arrangements.

U8, U10 & U12
Seasons consist of 8–10 matches. Home matches are played at Jones Bridge Park. Away matches are at opposing clubs' fields. We try to schedule an equal amount of home/away matches, but due to scheduling conflicts, field availability, and referee assignments, this is not always possible. Matches will mainly be played on Saturdays, but will occasionally occur on Sunday afternoons.

U14

Seasons consist of 8–10 matches. Home matches are played at Annex Field at West Gwinnett Park Aquatic Center (~5 miles from PCFC fields). Away matches are at opposing clubs' fields. We try to schedule an equal amount of home/away matches, but due to scheduling conflicts, field availability, and referee assignments, this is not always possible. Matches will mainly be played on Saturdays, but will occasionally occur on Sunday afternoons.​

Stack Team App

Download the Stack Team App today to stay up-to-date on the latest club information. Use the app to see practice and match schedules, RSVP for events, and message club members directly.

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Equipment

What equipment do you need for soccer? The list isn’t quite as long as some sports, but there are some must-have soccer gear items your child needs to stay safe and have fun.

Ball - Players will need to have their own ball for practice/training sessions. Match day balls will be supplied by the club. It is important to be sure to get the correct ball size for your child.

  • Size 3: U6

  • Size 4: U8 U10 & U12

  • Size 5: U14

Cleats - Players should have appropriate footwear for practice and matches. Soccer cleats have no toe spike- shorter cleats allow player stay closer to ground and keep balance. (and helps prevent injury to other players during higher kicks if foot leaves the ground.)  Players will not be allowed to play while wearing Baseball or Football cleats. This is for safety purposes, as the design of baseball and football cleats are different. Feet fly during high kicks and the toe spike is an accident waiting to happen.

 

Shin Guards​ - Protective shin guards are another requirement in most leagues. They rest at the front of the shin to protect from errant kicks and fast-moving balls.

 

Practice ClothesThese should be clothes allow the player to be comfortable in day's climate (i.e., warm, cold, wet, etc.), but also allow them to move freely. Sweat-wicking material keeps your child cool and dry during sweaty warm-weather practices. Select clothes that can get dirty, sweaty, grass stained, etc.

 

Socks Just like players need specific cleats, they also needs socks designed for soccer. The long socks go up and over the shin guards.

 

Water Bottle​ - Players spend a lot of time running up and down the field. The majority of the season(s) often falls during warmer weather. Hydration is important, so outfit your child with their own water bottle. Write their name on the bottle to avoid mix-ups.

FAQs

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Where are the games played?

U6

All practice sessions and matches are at the Peachtree Corner Football Club Fields inside Jones Bridge Park. Occasionally, you may be asked to participate in a friendly match with another club. In those instances you will be given notice in order to make arrangements.

U8, U10, U12 & U14

Home matches are played at Jones Bridge Park, and away matches are at other clubs' fields including locations in Alpharetta and Johns Creek. While we try to have an equal amount of home/away matches, due to scheduling conflicts, field availability, and referee assignments, this is not always possible.

Do I need to buy a new uniform every year?

It depends.  Every player will have two jerseys, blue and gray. Depending on the size of jersey or child's growth, you will not be required to purchase a new jersey every year. New uniforms do not need to be purchased unless/until the player outgrows the jersey or wears it out or if the uniform provider no longer offers the style of uniform at which point it will be a club wide change. This might happen every 2 years.  Our next scheduled uniform change is Spring 2025.

Do you offer multi-player or family discounts?

We do not offer multiplayer or family discounts.  Volunteer coaches do receive a discount in the following seasons.

Can I request a specific team?

While we make every effort to honor all of these requests, sometimes due to roster size, player age, or additional factors, it is outside our ability.

Resources

We encourage you to explore the content we collected in order to help us have a safe and fun season! There is a range helpful resources that can benefit everyone—parents, players, coaches and volunteers.

As a parent, you play a special role in contributing to the needs and development of youngsters.

Parent's Guide to Soccer

US Youth Soccer's guide to assist parents new to the game of soccer.

Learn the benefits of drinking water and how hydration helps players perform their best.

A quick guide to help determine the best nutrition to help an athlete to perform on game day.

This handy guide will teach you all you need to know about the sport of youth soccer.

Learn more about equipment that is available to help reduce the risk of concussions.

Learn about how psychosocial factors impact injury risk and recovery.

A game time guide for the rules and players.

Understand the symptoms of concussions and protocols for returning to the field of play

Learn about the effect sleep has on athletic performance and long-term athlete development

Creating a SafeSport Environment

Find training resources and best practices for coaches, parents, athletes and organizations to help creating a safe and supportive sports community.

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