U-13 boys · Elite Academy
Posted, per year
$2,950
All-in, per year
$7,525–$15,650
Emerald City Football Club in Seattle, WA posts $2,950 for U-13; a family's year is modeled at $7,525–$15,650 all-in. Confirmed Sep 25, 2026.
Seattle, WA · Elite Academy, US Club Soccer (unconfirmed) · National League
2026–27 prices, confirmed Sep 25, 2026 · community reported · Club website · What its return says
Tryouts: May–June
| U-8 | U-9 | U-10 | U-11 | U-12 | U-13 | U-14 | U-15 | U-16 | U-17 | U-18 | U-19 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boys | not priced | not priced | not priced | not priced | not priced | $2,950 | not priced | not priced | not priced | not priced | not priced | not priced |
| Girls | Fields U-8 to U-19; no price posted. Report one | |||||||||||
| Not stated | not priced | not priced | not priced | not priced | $2,350 | not priced | not priced | $2,500 | not priced | not priced | not priced | $2,400 |
Blank: not read. Not priced: the club names the team, posts no price.
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Paying less, by the club's own sources
Facts, not a verdict: whether aid is available to your family is the club's decision. Ask for the form before tryouts, not after.
$3,425 – $4,610
Posted fees plus modeled travel, tournaments and gear.
$7,525 – $15,650
Posted fees plus modeled travel, tournaments, uniforms and gear.
$3,461 – $5,002
Posted fees plus modeled travel, tournaments, uniforms and gear.
$3,361 – $4,902
Posted fees plus modeled travel, tournaments, uniforms and gear.
Same age group and level; distances between cities. Compare them on this program
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From its own pages, read September 2026.
A program's answers can show here after a weekly release, once at least five families on it, from five networks and two ages, have answered.
Not yet showing for 2026–27
Of what this club spends, about 81% to coaching and staff, 12% to administration, 6% to fields and facilities.
Read from the club's own filing, which lists what it spent by kind. The full split, year by year, is further down the page.
The club took in more than it spent 6 years running. Its reserves would cover about 9 months of spending.
Steady books. The year-by-year figures are further down the page.
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Based on public IRS tax filings for Emerald City Football ClubVerified
These figures are from the 2021 tax year and are 5 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
$733K
-11% YoY
From Families
$731K
Program fees + membership dues
Expenses
$663K
FY 2021
Est. Roster
~400
280–520 players
Calculated by dividing 2021 program service revenue plus membership dues by estimated roster size. This is an approximation, and it describes that year rather than today.
Posted fees run high
Posted fees (~$2,625, the median of 4 priced age groups) exceed what its FY2021 filing collected per player (~$1,829). The club likely has more players than our roster estimate, or most of them at lower-priced levels.
What Emerald City Football Club reported spending, and what it kept, on its FY 2021 return. Pay is shown as a share, never by name.
Coaching and staff is salaries, officer pay, benefits and contracted coaches (Part IX lines 5–11). The club's own “other expense” lines are read by their description.
| Year | From families | Surplus |
|---|---|---|
| 2015 | $880K | +$68K |
| 2016 | $908K | +$133K |
| 2017 | $841K | +$75K |
| 2018 | $794K | +$49K |
| 2019 | $790K | +$35K |
| 2021 | $731K | +$71K |
*Revenue from families divided by today's estimated roster (~400), so the column moves with the club's revenue, not its size. Reserves are net assets in months of that year's spending.
Revenue from families fell 17% from FY 2015 to FY 2021.
The club kept a surplus 6 years running; its reserves would cover about 9 months of spending.
Posted fees (~$2,625) are well above what the club collected per player (~$1,829). If every family paid the posted price, receipts would be higher than the return shows, so at most about 70% of the estimated roster can be paying it. Many families pay less, through aid, discounts or lower-priced levels.
Every figure is a line on the club's own Form 990.Open the return
Distances are between cities, not fields. Within 25 miles; priced clubs first.