BAC’s House (Recreational) program consists of co-ed, boys and girls youth leagues which are organized by age group (U04, U05, etc.). Players who will turn four years old by the end of the current soccer year are eligible. The soccer year runs from August 1 of one year to July 31 of the following year. The House Program has two seasons per year, Fall and Spring. Players register by submitting an on-line completed registration form with proper fees.

BAC's U13 and U14 players participate in a Middle School League with BRYC and SYC.  Games are played locally and BAC handles all roster/player issues, coaches, etc.

BAC’s U15 through U19 play in the Suburban Friendship League (SFL) which is part of the House program. By competing against other local clubs in the older age groups, the increased pool of teams allows for a more competitive schedule. SFL handles the scheduling. BAC handles roster/player issues, coaches, and fees.

All-star teams are also formed from the players in the House Program and compete in local tournaments. For information about the BAC House Program, please email the House Commissioner.

For a list of contacts on specific issues, please visit the BAC Contacts page.

As part of the Burke AC House Soccer program, the Club Provides skills training for all U7 and older BAC players.  The training is conducted by professional trainers from Golden Boot Soccer and is free to registered BAC players.  The program focuses on skills development and game insight and is not based on the House team for which a child is playing.

For the fall 2010 season, sessions will be held on Wednesday afternoons on the following dates: 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13, and 10/20. 10/27 is a rain makeup date.
 

(Important note:  Because of lighting issues, the sessions for the U7 - U12s on 10/20 will either be combined into a single 90 minute session or two 45 minute sessions.)

Welcome to the Burke Athletic Club Soccer Program

This page contains answers to the most frequently asked questions we hear from new soccer parents.  Issues such as age, game format, weather cancellations, uniforms, practices, etc. are all addressed here.

We wish you enjoy this Soccer Season and look forward to meeting you at the field.

Each year in the United States, more than four hundred people are struck by lightning. On average, about 70 people are killed and many others suffer permanent neurological disabilities. Most of these tragedies can be avoided if proper precautions are taken. When thunderstorms threaten, coaches and sports officials must not let the desire to start or complete an athletic activity hinder their judgment when the safety of participants and spectators is in jeopardy.