Bowling Green FC
Site read Oct 14, 2026
Tryouts: May–June
Bowling Green FC has not published its fees
We do not have a website on file for this club, so there is nothing for us to read yet. What we do know comes from the club's public IRS filings, below.
Usually within a week. One email with Bowling Green FC's prices from its site, a verified parent report or the club itself — or, if it publishes none where we can read them, an email saying so. No newsletter. Clubs cannot pay us to reach you.
Coaching
Families' answers
We take answers only for competitive programs, U-11 and older, that we can see a club fields. We don't have one on file for this club yet.
The three things we wanted to know
Where does the money go?
The club's return does not break its spending down.
Its totals are on the page; the split by coaching, fields and travel is not on the form it filed.
Is the club on solid ground?
The club spent more than it took in 3 years running.
Clubs in this position often raise fees or add charges during the season to close the gap. Worth asking before you sign.
Do players move on?
We have not researched this club's record yet.
Ask us to, and we will read what the club and its alumni have published.
Financial transparency
Based on public IRS tax filings for Bg Soccer Boosters IncVerified
These figures are from the 2014 tax year and are 12 years old — the most recent filing available. What this club charges today may have moved a long way from them — treat the numbers below as history, not a current picture.
Total Revenue
$33K
+2% YoY
From Families
$33K
Ceiling — total revenue
Expenses
$38K
FY 2014
Est. Roster
~50
35–65 players
990-derived per-player cost · FY 2014
Calculated by dividing 2014 total revenue — a ceiling, since this filing does not separate what families paid by estimated roster size. This is an approximation, and it describes that year rather than today.
Limited data
No posted fees to compare against the filing.
Where the money goes
What Bowling Green FC reported spending, and what it kept, on its FY 2014 return. Pay is shown as a share, never by name.
Year by year
| Year | From families | Surplus |
|---|---|---|
| 2011 | — | +$9K |
| 2012 | — | −$4K |
| 2013 | — | −$26K |
| 2014 | — | −$5K |
*Revenue from families divided by today's estimated roster (~50), so the column moves with the club's revenue, not its size. Reserves are net assets in months of that year's spending.
The club spent more than it took in 3 years running. Clubs in this position often raise fees or add charges during the season to close the gap. The return is linked below.
Every figure is a line on the club's own Form 990.