What happens at tryouts?
Cook Inlet Soccer Club holds two tryout sessions per year, typically in September for the fall and winter season and again in March for the spring and summer season.  The tryouts are an opportunity for the players to demonstrate their individual and team skills, knowledge, energy and attitude in fitness or soccer activities and scrimmages. 

Our competitive teams are formed through a player tryout process.  Each player is assigned a numbered tryout bib or jersey to be worn at each tryout session.  Players will be identified by that unique jersey number during the course of the tryout.  Players are directed in activities, scrimmages, and speed and agility exercises during the tryout time (expect that there will be some periods of inactivity of players). Coaching Directors, Competitive Coaches, and Age Group Directors will base their selections on player skill and athletic ability demonstrated during the tryouts.  Players will receive notification of their tryout results after the conclusion of the last tryout session. Results may be posted on the club website by unique number, typically however contact is made directly parents or player via telephone. 
 
Tryout Checklist:
Bring an age appropriate size soccer ball marked with your name and phone number, water bottle with water, cleats or turfs, and other appropriate gear; i.e. shin guards, gloves, ect… 

Arrive early, give yourself time to warm-up and get comfortable with the environment.  If you are unfamiliar with the tryouts introduce yourself to one of the coaches on site and ask questions. . 

Check the website at www.ciscsoccer.org/tryouts prior to leaving for a session for any last minute changes in times and locations.  

ODP affiliated clothing or club uniforms of any type are not to be worn during the tryouts.  A player attending the tryouts with such clothing on may be asked to remove such items during the tryouts.

Please do not bring your dog (or animals) to tryouts, practices, games, etc. They are not allowed or welcomed. It is for the health and well being of our children and CISC rents/leases its fields from private and municipal organizations.  If we fail to enforce there rules we will pay fines.