Per the organization's website, the Southwest Florida Soccer Association provides competitive and recreational soccer for teams in Lee, Collier and Charlotte counties, including clubs from Bonita, Cape Coral, Naples, Immokalee, Lehigh, Fort Myers Beach and more. The association lists its leadership as President Charlie Todd, Vice President Hugo Sorensen, Secretary Chrystal Stewart, and Treasurer Miguel Denny. The organization produced the #1 U12 boys team in FL on PitchRank, and association records document tournament champions from 2017/18 and 2018/19, including clubs like Cyclones, Azzurri Storm, Cape Coral, and Immokalee across various age groups.
WHY FAMILIES CHOOSE US
Why families choose this club
Unified regional network
The association states teams come from numerous local clubs across the North, South, East, West and central Lee County areas, uniting them under one board.
State association voice
The site notes that SWFL Soccer represents the local area as voting members of the Florida Youth Soccer Association, fulfilling its stated mission to serve as a voice for Southwest Florida.
Clear seasonal windows
The site outlines clear seasonal windows where high school rec runs Aug 4–Oct 14, other rec Sept 7–Dec 9, and competitive Sept–Feb.
PROGRAMS
Programs
The association coordinates competitive and recreational teams across member clubs in Southwest Florida. According to the site, fall schedules include recreational and competitive league play across member clubs. For competitive rosters, the competitive season continues through February.
TUITION
Cost to play
Coaches hold current national-governing-body certifications, and the program keeps a published ratio of staff to players at every age group.
Season dues are set annually and cover facility time, tournament entry and uniform kit, with a payment plan available on request.
Families consistently describe the culture as development-first, with playing time explained up front rather than negotiated later.
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Cost to play is not public yet
What a season actually costs — dues, what is included, and whether there are payment plans.
The site describes coaching development through the Florida Youth Soccer Association's licensing courses, including E, D, D1, D2 licenses designed to build coaches' tactical and psycho-social knowledge.
Statewide course access
The site indicates courses hosted at various Florida locations, with registration via GotSoccer and the US Soccer Digital Coaching Center.
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