What Is HK Soccer Club? Programs, Registration, and Fields Explained

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HK Soccer Club is the Haddam-Killingworth Soccer Club, a youth soccer organization whose site organizes families around age-based programs, online registration, and per-field status updates. It fits players from Pee Wee ages 3-4 and 5-K through U9-U15 travel and high school, with separate winter, summer, and fall offerings. The site also serves board members, coaches, and website managers through dedicated login and directory areas.

Who the club serves

The club's program list shows a progression by age and format:

  • Pee Wee — ages 3-4 and ages 5-K
  • Academy — Grades 1-2
  • Travel — U9-U15
  • High School — listed as its own program

This structure lets a family pick a program by a child's age or grade rather than by an abstract skill level. The U9 label also appears as a standalone heading on the home page, consistent with the travel age bands.

Seasonal programs listed

The site lists these seasons and programs:

Season / program Notes from the site
Winter Soccer 2026 Listed under Programs
Summer 2026 Listed under Programs
Fall Travel U9-U15 2026 Travel play for U9 through U15
Fall Academy (Gr. 1-2) Grade 1-2 academy
Fall Pee Wee (ages 3-4 & ages 5-K) Youngest age groups

Because these are the labels the club publishes, use them as the starting point when you look for the right season. If a season you want is not listed, that is a signal to check the site again rather than assume it exists.

Registration, login, and member areas

The home page exposes two parallel access paths:

  • For families: a Register link and a Login link
  • For board/administrators: Board Directory, plus Website Manager Login and Register

The presence of a Website Manager area and a Board Directory indicates the site is also a working tool for club administration, not only a public brochure. Registration is handled through the site's own links; the page evidence does not show pricing, payment platforms, or whether login is required for every step, so treat those as things to confirm on the registration page itself.

Resources for families and coaches

The navigation lists these resource areas:

  • About
  • Programs
  • Resources
  • Board
  • Coaches
  • Club Calendar
  • Documents

In practice, the Club Calendar is where you would check scheduling, Documents is where forms and reference files would live, and Coaches is the section aimed at team staff. The Board Directory gives contact points for club leadership.

Checking field status and locations

The site publishes a Field Status section with per-venue updates, each carrying a timestamp. Venues named in the evidence include:

  • Killingworth Rec Park — Field 1, Field 2 (11v11), Field 3 (9v9), Field 4 (9v9 or 7v7), Field 2A/2B (7v7), plus numbered practice fields
  • Great Hill Athletic Complex — Game Field 1, Practice Field 1, Practice Field 2
  • HK Middle School — Game Field Front 1, Practice Field Front 1, Practice Field Front 2, Practice Field Back 1
  • Memorial School (Coginchaug) — Field 1, Field 2
  • Southington Recreation Park — Field 1, Field 2
  • Fred Wolfe Park (Orange) — Field 1, Field 2
  • Salt Meadow Park (Madison) — Field 1, Field 2, Field 3, Field 3B 9v9
  • Quinnipiac Recreation Park (Cheshire) — Field 1, Field 2
  • Ansonia Nature Center — Field 1, Field 2, Field 3, Game Field 1, Game Field 2
  • A.W. Cox School (Guilford) — Field 1, Field 2, Game Field 1, Game Field 2
  • Mid State Field (Meriden) — Field 1, Game Field 1
  • Falcon Field (Meriden) — Field 1
  • Coginchaug High School (Durham) — Field 1
  • Great Oak Fields (Oxford) — Field 1, Field 2
  • Westwoods Fields (Hamden) — 9v9

Each venue shows a "Game" or "Practice" designation next to the field, which tells you what the field is used for. A "View All" link suggests the list can be expanded. The timestamps in the evidence are old (for example, 08/19/20 and 03/24/24), so always read the current timestamp before traveling — a stale update is not a guarantee that a field is open.

League context

The site's Helpful Links point to CJSA South Central District and US Youth, which places the club within Connecticut Junior Soccer Association district and US Youth Soccer structures. That context matters mainly for travel-level families who want to understand the league environment around the club's U9-U15 and high school programs.

Practical takeaways

  • Identify your child's program by age or grade first: Pee Wee (3-4, 5-K), Academy (Gr. 1-2), Travel (U9-U15), or High School.
  • Use Register for enrollment and Login for an existing account; board and website manager access are separate.
  • Check the Club Calendar and Documents before a season starts.
  • Before any session, open Field Status and confirm the venue, field number, and timestamp.
  • If you need a person rather than a page, start with the Board Directory.