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Start with the event you want to play. Registration continues in GotSport, where you select your team and division and complete the event’s application.

1. Open your event from the FCTR Events calendar.
2. Choose Register your team.
3. Sign in to the GotSport account connected to your team.
4. Complete the required information and review the terms, selected division, and final total before submitting.

Your event page is the starting point for dates, divisions, fees, fields, hotels, and team information. Choose your event below, or open the full calendar for other editions and status updates.

Yes. FCTR’s linked tournament registrations use GotSport. Use the account with access to the participating team. If the team does not appear, check your club or team permissions before creating a duplicate team.

For help with the event application, contact FCTR Events and include the event, club, team name, and age group. Never send your account password.

Fees and deadlines vary by event and division. Check your event page and confirm the selected division and final amount in GotSport before submitting. Ask the FCTR team about any promotion, late entry, or waitlist rather than relying on a past event’s offer.

Use your event’s GotSport registration status and organizer communications to confirm your team’s acceptance and any remaining payment or document requirements. If you are unsure whether your place is confirmed, contact the FCTR team before making final travel plans.

Check the team’s event registration in GotSport. If the change is unavailable or you need a division change, contact FCTR Events with the event name, club, team, current division, and requested correction. The event team can explain the available options.

They are separate events. Easter Cup is in McKinney, Texas. Easter Shootout is in Corpus Christi, Texas. Check the city and event name before registering or booking hotels; formats and divisions differ.

Find the range that includes your player’s full date of birth. The chart uses an August 1–July 31 cutoff; a birth year alone is not enough. Both dates in each range are included.

Example: July 31, 2017 is U10; August 1, 2017 is U9.

This is an age-group reference, not a list of divisions offered by every event. Confirm your selected event’s eligibility rules and division before registering.

The age chart splits each year at August 1. For example, a player born July 31, 2014 is U13, while a player born August 1, 2014 is U12. Use the complete birth date and the chart’s date ranges.

Ask the event team before registering in an older division or adding a player outside the listed range. Playing-up permission, guest-player eligibility, and team eligibility must be confirmed against that event’s rules and your registration affiliation.

Formats, match lengths, and roster maximums vary by event. A small-sided shootout can differ from a full-field tournament at the same age. Review your event’s division table and rules; if an age band overlaps, confirm the intended format before entering.

Turkey Shootout and Easter Shootout publish adult small-sided divisions alongside youth competition. Check the selected event’s current divisions and registration options for eligibility and availability. The youth age chart does not determine adult-division eligibility.

FCTR’s upload guide follows this GotSport path. Menu labels can vary with your account and permissions.

1. Sign in and open Team Management.
2. Select your team, then Team Registrations.
3. Select the event, open Registration, and choose Edit.
4. Upload the official roster and the guest-player paperwork that applies. The linked guide asks for guest-player forms combined in one document.

1. Open Team Management, select your team, and choose Rosters.
2. Select the correct tournament in the event dropdown and search.
3. Clone the existing roster or add the participating players.
4. Check jersey numbers, the event’s roster limit, and required staff/player approvals.

FCTR’s team resources call for GotSport headshots for players, coaches, and managers. Every player also needs an individual jersey number; duplicate jersey numbers are not allowed. Check the profiles and event roster before check-in.

Review the selected event’s guest-player rules and roster maximums before adding a player. Add approved guest players to the event roster and complete the paperwork for the team’s registration affiliation. Guest-player and club-pass rules may differ.

Use the paperwork for your team’s affiliation. The check-in page directs US Club Soccer teams with guest players to a loan form. Academy teams outside US Club Soccer are directed to an academy tournament roster signed by their NTSSA home-association registrar.

The NTSSA guest-player release is not a universal form for every team. If a link is unavailable or your affiliation is different, ask FCTR Events for the appropriate current document.

Use your event’s published team information, division table, and organizer messages for the document deadline and roster maximum. These requirements vary across events and age groups. If you cannot find your deadline or need to correct an approved roster, contact the event team.

FCTR’s resources describe using GotSport virtual passcards on a smartphone for referee check-in before each game. Have the team’s cards accessible and follow your event’s roster and document instructions. If you cannot access a card, get help before kickoff.

Check that you selected the correct team and event roster, then review that player’s registration, approvals, and required documents. If the player still does not appear or changes are locked, contact the FCTR team with your event, team, and age group for help before the match.

FCTR publishes stay-to-play requirements for traveling teams: arrange your hotel through FCTR Travel and plan for a two-night minimum. Review the hotel policy and your event’s instructions before booking so your team meets the applicable requirements.

Use the hotel instructions for your event, or contact Melinda Castellon at FCTR Travel for the current booking link and team arrangements. Include the event, team, travel dates, and approximate room needs.

Contact FCTR Travel before making independent reservations. Ask whether your team qualifies for an exemption or other approved arrangement, and obtain confirmation for your situation. Review the policy for compliance requirements and possible fees.

Open your event page for the playing venue, directions, and available field map. Use the venue address listed for that event when planning your route. FCTR’s Addison office is a company contact address, not a tournament playing location.

Base travel plans on the published event dates, schedule, hotel requirements, and organizer instructions. If you need to know whether an early or late match could affect your travel, ask the event team before booking. Do not assume a requested kickoff time or specific departure window is available.

Start on your event page and follow its current-season schedule or team-information links. If the schedule is not linked or you are unsure which edition you are viewing, contact FCTR Events. Check again for updates before heading to the field.

Look under Fields on the selected event page for the venue address, directions, and available map. Match the field number on your current schedule to that event’s map. Ask event staff if a map or field assignment is unclear.

Check your event’s current updates and official organizer messages for delays, field changes, and cancellations. Follow instructions from event staff at the venue. If an update is unclear or has no current timestamp, confirm with the event team before relying on it.

For questions about weather-related fees or refunds, review the terms for your specific event and contact FCTR Events.

Review the withdrawal and refund terms provided for your event at registration. If you need help finding the applicable terms or requesting a withdrawal, contact FCTR Events with the event name, team, registration details, and reason for the request. The team can review your situation and explain the next step.

Find FCTR event staff or the event headquarters for help locating an athletic trainer or resolving a schedule, field, or score question. Use any current on-site contact published for your event. For an emergency, call 911 and alert nearby event staff.

Use the competition rules that apply to your event for match procedures, substitutions, disciplinary rules, standings, tiebreakers, and score questions. FCTR provides separate general and Corpus Christi rulebooks. Confirm which applies on your event page; do not assume all tournaments use identical rules.

Review the selected event’s venue information for parking, admission, and any facility restrictions. Ask the event team if you cannot find guidance on spectators, chairs, tents, pets, or accessibility. Venue policies and amenities can differ between locations.

Start with the FCTR college scouts page and the selected showcase’s event information. Confirm current coach registration, participation, and any player opportunities for that edition. Past attendee lists do not confirm which colleges will attend a future event.

Visit the FCTR Events shop for event collections and apparel. Check the product’s event edition, available sizes, and ordering details before purchasing. Merchandise availability is separate from tournament registration.

Visit your event page for current information and watch the messages sent to your team’s registration contacts. You can also sign up for FCTR Events alerts and follow FCTR Events on social media for event news.

Event, registration, roster, and general questions: email info@fctrsports.com or use the contact page. Include the event name, club, team, and age group so the team can help.

Hotels and travel: contact Melinda Castellon at mcastellon@fctrsports.com or (214) 460-2399.