1. Blue Team Fee. The fee covers the registration for up to two tournaments and/or the ASA State Cup in the season when it is played for each age group should it be appropriate. It also covers the additional fees charged by ASA for playing in the State League, the coaching fee paid to non-parent coaches and travel expenses to out of Birmingham games paid to the coaches. Any travel costs associated with players and families attending tournaments, including lodging, meals, and travel are the responsibilities of the player. 

2. Uniform Fee. A uniform kit will be purchased for each Blue Team player.  All players for 2023-2024 soccer year will purchase a new Nike uniform kit that includes two jerseys of different colors, one pair of shorts, two pairs of socks and a Nike practice jersey. Players should not purchase until they have received information from the club! 

3. Homewood Soccer does not allow the request for or the collection of other money, not covered above, from players or their parents. Homewood Soccer Club will not bill families for team tournament registration, coach travel expenses, or other club expenses. All of these expenses are included in your Blue Team Fee.

4. Homewood Soccer does not require a player to pay Spring Fees if they do not register for the Spring. Players should be aware that ASA does require a full year commitment, and a player will not be allowed to change clubs in the Spring without special circumstance.

5. Homewood Soccer does have a financial aid program and allows payment plans. Information is available and those interested should contact us at 205-874-9182 or email Chrisrogers@homewoodsoccer.com.

6. Players will not be allowed to play in a League game until they have paid their fees or applied for a Payment Plan or Financial aid.

Commitment:
The opportunity to play on a Homewood Soccer Blue Team is an honor, but it creates a responsibility to the other members of the team. Team players are expected to be prompt, to work hard at practices and games, and to do additional practice and fitness on their own time. 

Each player is asked to discuss with his/her parents the expectations for the team. If the player will have too many conflicts, the player should not accept an offer to be a part of a Blue Team.