Our Roots 
 
Founded in 2014, the Montgomery County United Soccer Club (MCUSC) is a not-for-profit organization registered with the Indiana Soccer Association and organized by the Boys and Girls Club of Montgomery County. 
 
Our Mission 
 
We aim&nbsp;to provide an opportunity for all&nbsp;players to participate in a competitive environment that develops a player&#39;s skills, knowledge, and appreciation for the game of soccer by incorporating the best training, structure, and development through experienced&nbsp;and positive coaching.

Through playing competitive soccer, we strive to help players mature as people, encouraging&nbsp;the development of important life skills such as good sportsmanship, teamwork, goal setting, and fair play.

Our Principles and Policies 
 
All players who want to play for Montgomery County United will be placed on a team for the Spring. We field Recreational Plus team, for which tryouts are not necessary, and Indiana Soccer League teams, for which tryout attendance is required. 
 
For more information on the principles and policies to which we adhere,&nbsp;visit the&nbsp;<a href="http://www.mcusc.org/pages/9998/divisions" target="_blank">Rules and Guidelines</a>&nbsp;page of&nbsp;this website. For more information on general tips and soccer etiquette visit the&nbsp;<a href="http://www.mcusc.org/pages/9996/parent-s-corner" target="_blank">Parent&#39;s Corner</a>&nbsp;page of this website. 
 
Our Club Teams 
 
Our West Central Suburban Soccer Federation (WCSSF) teams are often co-ed, while our Indiana Soccer League (ISL) teams are single-sex. However, the composition of the team is determined by the number of interested male and female players of each age group that register.&nbsp; 
 
For U13 and U14 teams, MCUSC will not field a team with fewer than 14 players on a roster. For U18 teams, MCUSC will require 16 on a roster to field a team. MCUSC cannot roster more than 22 players. As such, MCUSC may ask players to play up in age group (e.g. a U13 player plays on a U14 team) to creater a larger, more sustainable roster. 
 
MCUSC may not have more than six players from the same high school (and who played for their high school team and could play again in the upcoming Fall) on any club team. As such, depending upon the number of teams fielded, MCUSC may have to select only the first six players from each high school who express interest in participating on a MCUSC team. 
 
Play Catchment Area 
 
The WCSSF and ISL catchment area is the West Central Region of Indiana.&nbsp;Typically, the travel distance from Montgomery County&nbsp;to another club is no more than one&nbsp;hour. &nbsp; 
 
Half of the season&#39;s games are played&nbsp;in Crawfordsville, with U10 and U12 teams playing at&nbsp;the Boys and Girls Club of Montgomery County, 1001 Whitlock Avenue, Crawfordsville, and older teams playing at Hoover elementary athletic fields or Crawfordsville High School stadium. 
 
The WCSSF&nbsp;is comprised of 14 clubs:

<ul>
	<li>Beach Grove Soccer Club</li>
	<li>Ben Davis Soccer Club</li>
	<li>Danville Optimist Youth Soccer Club</li>
	<li>Franklin Township Soccer Club</li>
	<li>Lebanon Youth Soccer Association</li>
	<li>Mill Creek Optimist Soccer Club</li>
	<li>Montgomery County United Soccer Club</li>
	<li>Plainfield Optimist Soccer Club</li>
	<li>Putnam County Youth Soccer Association</li>
	<li>Speedway Youth Soccer</li>
	<li>TriWest Soccer Club</li>
	<li>United Socer Alliance of Indiana</li>
	<li>Westside United F.C.</li>
	<li>Zionsville&nbsp;Youth Soccer Association</li>
</ul>

The ISL includes, but is not limited to, clubs in the following locations:

<ul>
	<li>Lafayette</li>
	<li>Lebanon</li>
	<li>Greencastle</li>
	<li>Terre Haute</li>
	<li>Montgomery County</li>
</ul>

Refereeing 
 
All games are refereed by licensed officials. Anyone interested in becoming a licensed referee should contact Club officials. Referees are paid between $20 and $45 for each game, depending upon the age of the teams and whether the referee is the &quot;center&quot; or an assistant referee. 
 
We Welcome Volunteers! 
 
MCUSC is always looking for volunteers to help out! Whether you have a little time, or a lot,&nbsp;if you are interested in Coaching, Assistant Coaching or helping us to maintain our Soccer Fields, please contact Bobby Horton at hortonr@wabash.edu.

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