Project 208 FC

A local league in which Project 208 FC coaches draft girls from U8 to U12 onto mixed-age teams that play weekly matchups in the Wood River Valley in fall and spring. Older players mentor younger ones by bringing them into key plays and modelling good sportsmanship, and younger players get a first taste of competitive soccer. Games are a social occasion for families on the sidelines.

Project 208 FC's age-group teams for girls from U9 through high school. Teams practice in the Wood River Valley and play in the Idaho Youth Soccer Association D3 league in fall and spring, with games usually at the Simplot Sports Complex in Boise on about four Saturdays each season, plus travel tournaments. A Pre-Comp group lets players around age 7 train with the U9 team and occasionally join a game. Practice schedules are set per age group by the coaches before each season.

Project 208 FC's introduction to soccer for girls ages 4 to 7, coached by club staff with help from players on the club's older teams. Sessions focus on confidence, basic skills, teamwork and fun, whether a player is brand new or already loves the game. The fall 2026 session is 7 weeks and 13 practices at Atkinson Park in Ketchum, plus three Sunday scrimmages in the club's Micro Brew Scrimmage League and a season-end pumpkin carving jamboree on October 25. The club runs further sessions in winter, spring and summer, each registered separately.