PRICING

Tuition Fees 2026/27

U8-U10: $150 - $299*^

U11-U12: $350 - $699*^

U13-U14: $400 - $799^

U15-U19: $350-$999^

+ All tuition is on a sliding scale based on family income with additional need based scholarships available.

*Above fees represent yearly tuition cost
^uniform and tournament costs are not included

Pricing Includes:

• Character & Leadership focus at every training. (Curriculum developed by The 90+ Project)

• Training Each Season w/ 90+ Mentor Coaches & Licensed Staff (Training designed and implemented by 90+ licensed instructors)

• Fall and Spring Seasons
  (8-12 games Fall / 6-8 Games Spring)

• Training Locations: North Spokane, South Spokane

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RECREATIONAL SOCCER AND DEVELOPMENTAL SOCCER AT THE 90+ PROJECT?

Recreational Program: Emphasizes skill development, team play and sportsmanship through small-sided games in a positive and supportive environment. The recreational teams are coached by volunteer parents under the guidance and instruction of our licensed trainers. The emphasis is on creating a fun, learning environment while reinforcing social- emotional learning and character development.

Developmental Teams: Players looking for more intensive training, year-round play, licensed coaching, additional travel, and a higher level of competition tend to join a developmental team. Our competitive program is called developmental because we believe as games become competitive the environment should not cease to be developmental.

WHAT IS THE 90+ PROJECT’S PHILOSOPHY ON PLAYER DEVELOPMENT?

We are committed to the long term development of everyone that is a part of our 90+ community. While everyone loves to win, player development for the whole athlete is our top priority. In fact, we believe that if we can inspire children to develop character, leadership, and resilience they will in fact, become the type of well rounded players and leaders that win; both on and off the field.

We believe that players develop at different speeds (physically, emotionally, mentally, skill acquisition) and seek to meet players where they are currently at, encouraging continued growth. Each age and stage of development carries different expectations and we work with the coaching staff on our player development curriculum and coaching philosophy to create a development rich environment for player growth.

IS 90+ A SOCCER CLUB?

The short answer to the question is “NO”.  We are not a soccer club, rather we are a sports-based, youth development (SBYD) organization that uses soccer to engage Spokane area youth and connect them to new relationships, on-and-off-the-field, that build character and create opportunities for leadership, healthy living & academic achievement.  Some think, “Since 90+ has teams, play games in a league, and wear uniforms…they must be a club”.  While its true that some parts of 90+ might look like a “club”, we pride ourselves in being a collective community of people who love the game of soccer.  Here are a few things that perhaps point to the differences between traditional soccer clubs and our organization.  Soccer clubs tend to be about “player development” and we at 90+ prioritize “people development”.  We focus on the growth of the person first and the player second.  We are committed to the growth of the whole athlete both on and off the field.  90+ is not a club, rather a community. 

TRYOUTS?

There are NO tryouts for 90+. Availability for entry onto a team is based on the number of returning players and available roster openings. Once 90+ is committed to a player and their family, we are always committed to the player. The 90+ Project soccer community does not operate the way traditional “clubs” might. Soccer clubs typically evaluate teams by wins and losses and hold yearly tryouts to acquire “better” players for their teams. 90+ believes in the power of player development and our commitment to the player is for as long as they want to play the game. Once a player is a part of 90+, they are always a part of 90+.

HOW EXPENSIVE IS DEVELOPMENTAL SOCCER WITH 90+?

Developmental soccer is more expensive than recreational programs because of year round play, higher league and tournament fees, field costs, player cards, insurance and administrative expenses. We recognize the impact these fees can have on families. 90+ ALWAYS has a sliding scale for all costs based on income. The 90+ Project commits time and effort to raise funds to make sure that cost is never a barrier for participation. At registration the tuition costs of developmental soccer will vary for program costs, based on age and income level. There are additional costs for uniforms, winter training and tournaments with costs determined by ages and levels of play. All fees are collected at registration: tuition is the base price with uniforms, tournament registration and winter training costs being collected up front. All fees are sliding scale and payments can be spread throughout the season. If you have questions, do not hesitate to reach out at admin@90plusproject.org. 

HOW MANY TRAININGS ARE THERE PER WEEK AND WHERE?

All developmental players will practice 2+ times per week with 90+ Mentor Coaches and or 90+ Staff. All trainings prioritize person and player development and coaches seek to begin and end sessions with character and leadership development. Schedules of training are determined before the start of the season with sessions being held regionally across the city while factoring in team training opportunities. North trainings are typically located at Union fields at the Mead Sports Complex. Central locations consist of Loma Vista Park, Salk Middle School, Dwight Merkel Sports Complex or Franklin Park. Trainings on the South are typically located at Lewis and Clark, Hart Field, Jefferson Elementary, or Sacajawea Middle School. Winter training is typically located at either the 90+ Project indoor training facility downtown located at Zeal Church (518 West 3rd Ave) or at the HUB Sports Center.

WHAT DOES THE TYPICAL YEAR OF SOCCER LOOK LIKE AT THE DEVELOPMENTAL (COMPETITIVE) LEVEL?

The typical year follows the below format:

SUMMER - tournaments, summer camps and clinics, and opportunities for player development. Teams typically train for a few weeks leading up to tournaments allowing for some down time for family connection and yet keeping kids active and developing.

FALL - Regular season play typically consists of multiple trainings per week for about 10+ weeks, with at least 8 games and some occasional Cup play. (High School ages depend on the local HS season - Girls (fall) and Boys (spring).

WINTER - Winter training and skill development. The younger ages participate in weekly indoor training and older players in outdoor training. This is highly developmental and is facilitated by 90+ Project staff.

SPRING - The spring season consists of multiple trainings per week for about 8+ weeks, with at least 6 games.

HOW MUCH TRAVEL IS INVOLVED WITH DEVELOPMENTAL SOCCER?

The 90+ Project seeks to limit travel as much as possible for all our teams. Especially for players at younger ages, travel during the regular season will be minimal (local Spokane / CDA metro area). An occasional game will be hosted in Sandpoint of Lewiston, depending on league participation. As players get older, depending on the level of play, travel increases. Our team managers work diligently to coordinate double header weekends when our teams travel, keeping coordination and flexibility at the team level. Summer tournament travel varies by team. In most cases, teams in the U10 and below ages typically attend tournaments within town with the possibility of one tournament regionally. Summer travel usually consists of one, possibly two out of town tournaments for teams U13 and older.

WHAT LEAGUE DO DEVELOPMENTAL TEAMS PLAY IN?

League play is determined by age group, location, team competition level and the combined discernment of the 90+ Staff, Director of Programming, and the team coach. We aim to place each team in a league that strikes a great balance of competitive level and adaptive strain (Zone of Proximal Development). We also seek to stay as local as possible (family and financial considerations) while matching the needs of the team for the highest level of competition.

We currently play in the following leagues: EWSL (Eastern Washington Select League) the WPL (Washington Premier League) and the NPL (National Premier League) and against all teams in those leagues (Spokane Shadow, Surf, CDA Sting, Legacy, Storm, etc) We have teams from U9 to U19 playing and work with each coach and league to provide registration and the proper level of play.

DO DEVELOPMENTAL TEAMS ATTEND TOURNAMENTS AND HOW FAR TO I HAVE TO TRAVEL FOR TOURNAMENT PLAY?

Yes, we encourage tournament play for developmental teams. We pritorize local travel for tournaments until the game play does not meet the competitive level desired, then we look to travel regionally, as necessary. At the older ages we will occasionally build up to a “showcase” tournament to continue to encourage player development. Here are some travel examples of what could be expected:

Younger Developmental Teams: 1-2 local (in Spokane) tournaments and one semi-local tournament (CDA or Sandpoint).

Slightly Older Developmental Teams: Usually 3 total tournaments with 1-2 being local (Spokane), 1-2 semi-local (CDA / Sandpoint) and perhaps 1 regional (Montana, Idaho, Seattle).

Older Developmental Teams: 3+ tournaments with 1-2 being local (Spokane), 1-2 regional (CDA / Sandpoint, Montana) or 1-2 extended travel (Seattle, Portland)

WHAT ARE THE COSTS OF WINTER TRAINING, WHEN AND WHERE DOES IT HAPPEN, AND IS IT OPTIONAL?

Winter Training runs during the months of January, February and March and is held weekly with special attention being given to skill development and tactical awareness. Training locations and times are based on the age of the team / players and field availability. Zone One (younger players) train at our downtown indoor location (518 West 3rd Ave) and older Zone Two players train outdoors at the HUB sports center. Trainings happen 1-2 times a week and playing multiple sports or enjoying the winter snow is encouraged. For teams in their first year of developmental soccer (having joined from recreational) training is encouraged, but optional. For Zone Two teams, winter training is not optional.

CAN MY CHILD STILL PLAY OTHER SPORTS IF THEY PLAY DEVELOPMENTAL SOCCER FOR THE 90+ PROJECT?

Absolutely. 90+ encourages it and the vast majority of our players at the younger age groups participate in multiple sports. Overall motor skill development, coordination and agility can be greatly enhanced by playing sports of differing demands. Our staff and coaches understand the importance of a well rounded athlete and the benefits multi-sport involvement has for players in the long run. Since seasons at times overlap, there may be times when there is a conflict. Please inform your coach as early as possible of any/all conflicts. As children get older and begin to specialize in a given sport, it is important to do all you can to plan around training/games accordingly.

HOW MUCH DO UNIFORMS COST, AND WHEN DO PLAYERS RECEIVE THEIR KIT?

All uniform information is exchanged at team registration. Once all players have registered the uniforms are prepared to be ordered. The earlier a team is registered the faster the uniform turnaround. On average the turnaround with printing, shipping, etc is 8+ weeks. The cost of uniforms ranges from $200-300 depending on age and uniform variety. The uniforms are replaced on two year cycles.

WHAT IS THE 90+ PROJECT’S PHILOSOPHY REGARDING DEVELOPMENTAL PLAYING TIME?

Our soccer community is based on player development with the majority of instruction and competition coming within the training environment. The game and “playing time” is an expression of that training. At the U10 and below ages each developmental player will receive approximately 50% playing time in games. While some players will play more, substantial playing time will occur for everyone on the roster. As players move up in age levels, (ZONE 1) playing time grows in proportion to the development of the player (game concepts, skill development, playing style and tactical growth). As an organization we do our best to put teams and players in games and leagues that best suit their development and we work with coaches and teams to best develop players. For soccer players in ZONE TWO of US soccer development, playing time in games is determined by a range of factors. Within a game there are situational factors (injuries, position strength, time remaining in the game, score, player confidence) and a host of other considerations. The amount of game contributions a player is able to make is also based on effort, attendance, participation levels and attitude at training. We believe a player develops and adds value by making the team better in training first, games second. It is important that our players, parents and coaches remember that the most critical part of a player’s development process takes place during training.

WHAT EQUIPMENT IS NEEDED?

Shin guards and cleats are required for practice and games for players playing developmental soccer.  Additionally, a water bottle should be brought to every game and practice. Soccer balls are provided by the 90+ Community.  For Games, Full Uniforms are needed for all developmental players, which includes a sponsored Umbro jersey, soccer shorts and socks.  The cost of full kits are $200+.  Financial assistance is available as needed.  

WHAT IF I CANNOT AFFORD EQUIPMENT?

The 90+ Project does all it can to not have finances hinder participation. To assist with equipment the project started an equipment library to provide free used soccer gear to players in need. To receive shinguards, cleats, or other equipment, check out our Library. [Give and Go]