How to Register for Santa Rosa United Soccer Club's Junior Academy

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Santa Rosa United Soccer Club (srunited.com) currently lists Junior Academy: Open Registration on its homepage, so registration is open as of the site's current content. To sign up, start at srunited.com and follow the Junior Academy registration link from the homepage. The homepage itself does not publish age groups, required documents, fees, or a deadline — confirm those details on the registration page or by contacting the club before you submit anything.

What the club says about the Junior Academy

The homepage promotes the Junior Academy with an "Open Registration" callout, alongside an Academy Cup Tournament dated December 2026 and a sponsorship inquiry option. The club describes itself as a nonprofit with this stated mission and vision:

  • Mission: use soccer to enhance players' social, emotional, and physical well-being and positively impact the community.
  • Vision: become a world-class nonprofit cultivating excellence on and off the field through high-quality administration, coaching, programs, facilities, and a positive, inclusive environment.
  • Club philosophy: inspire a lifelong love of the game, treat the club as bigger than any one player, coach, administrator, or team, and focus on holistic development of players as athletes and people.

That philosophy matters for registration because it signals the program is positioned around development rather than pure competition — useful context if you are choosing between clubs.

Steps to register

  1. Go to srunited.com.
  2. Find the Junior Academy: Open Registration item on the homepage.
  3. Follow that link into the registration flow.
  4. On the registration page, confirm:
    • Which age group your child qualifies for
    • Any required materials (e.g., proof of age, medical/waiver forms)
    • Cost and payment method
    • Deadline or close date for open registration
  5. Complete the form and submit; watch for a confirmation email.

Expected result: a submitted registration and confirmation from the club. If you don't receive confirmation, treat the registration as incomplete and follow up.

Common snags

  • The homepage is a summary, not the form. The registration details live on a linked page, so don't expect to complete signup from the homepage text alone.
  • "Open Registration" is time-limited. The homepage shows it as currently open, but that status can change; verify before assuming a spot is available.
  • Missing details are not the same as "no requirements." Age groups, documents, and fees simply aren't published on the homepage — ask the club rather than guessing.
  • Newsletter signup is not registration. The "Subscribe To Our Newsletter" option only adds you to updates; it does not enroll your child.

If you need more information

The homepage points to a "Meet Your SRU Coaches" section and the club's Instagram (@srunited) for updates. For registration-specific questions — age eligibility, documents, fees, deadlines — contact the club directly through the channels listed on the site, since those details are not published on the homepage.