U6 and U7 Microsoccer Program

Mercer Island FC Microsoccer is designed for our youngest soccer players. This program is a perfect opportunity to come out and start building on the basics of soccer while playing with friends and having fun!

Microsoccer is run by our MIFC Trainers & Coaches. Fall microsoccer consists of a Wednesday drop in session and Saturday sessions which have a segment of training and skill learning followed by scrimmages. Scrimmages are coached by volunteer parents. 
Spring micro is a drop-in training on Sunday afternoons.

When is Registration?

Registration for fall is closed.

Spring Micro season runs for 6 weeks beginning in late April

Session Times:
Fall Micro season runs for 8 weeks beginning in early September
Wednesday (optional) - Starts September 11 at Homestead Field
BU6/GU6 3:30-4:30 PM 
BU7/GU7 4:45-5:45 PM

Locations for October:
Oct 2,9 - Homestead Field
Oct 16 - Island Crest Park North
Oct 23 - Homestead Field
Oct 30 - Island Crest Park North
We set the sessions to balance out the attendance. If you cannot make the assigned session, please attend the session that works for you. 

Saturday - Starts September 7 - End November 2
   BU6 8:30 - 9:30 AM
   BU7 9:45 - 10:45 AM
   GU6/GU7 11:00 - 12:00 PM
 Location: Homestead Field
 Cost: $275

Age

Microsoccer is designed for our youngest players. This program is available for kids born in 2017 (U7) & 2018 (U6). These kids typically fall into Pre-K through first grade and are grouped by birth year. 

Fall Microsoccer starts on early September and goes through end October. 
All sessions will be held at Homestead Fields. The schedule will be released in August.

Spring Microsoccer starts in late April and goes through mid-June. 

Coaching Style

MIFC worked with an A licensed soccer coach (the highest national coaching rating) to design the Microsoccer program. Constant motion and individual player ball time is important. We teach age appropriate skills and activities. The approach we will be taking each week is to focus on coordination during warm ups and then progressing week to week through skill development including dribbling, ball control, individual/small group understanding, passing, turning and finally shooting.

Uniforms

As part of their registration, Microsoccer players receive a jersey.

Parents are responsible for ensuring their players wear/bring the following to every session:

• Size #3 soccer ball with their name on it
• Water bottle
• Shoes - cleats are not required, but are recommended as the sessions are on grass. Cleats will give better traction, especially on wet grass. Tennis or athletic shoes are acceptable