New York Surf
New York, NY · ECNL Regional League (unconfirmed) · Regional Competitive (unconfirmed)
Site read Oct 3, 2026 · Club website
Tryouts: May–June
What this club fields
No price posted yet · read from the club site| U-8 | U-9 | |
|---|---|---|
| Boys | Fields U-8, U-9; no price posted. Report one | |
| Girls | Fields U-8, U-9; no price posted. Report one | |
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New York Surf has not published its fees
We last read the club's website on October 3, 2026 and found no prices on it. Many clubs list fees only inside a registration portal that needs an account. We check again regularly. What we do know comes from the club's public IRS filings, below.
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Quick answers
- Does New York Surf publish its fees?
- Not on its site as of Oct 3, 2026. Paid them this season? Report the number and we will show it.
- When are New York Surf tryouts?
- By the calendar, its ECNL Regional League teams try out in May–June (Most clubs, most states), a window confirmed by two or more clubs' posted dates or parents' answers.
- Where does New York Surf's money go?
- Of what this club spends, about 54% to coaching and staff, 19% to tournaments, travel and equipment, 16% to everything else. From the club's own return, FY2021.
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Coaching
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Where does the money go?
Of what this club spends, about 54% to coaching and staff, 19% to tournaments, travel and equipment, 16% to everything else.
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.
Is the club on solid ground?
The club took in more than it spent 6 years running. Its reserves would cover about 8 months of spending.
Fees rose 59% over that time while the reserve grew. Worth asking what the reserve is for.
Do players move on?
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Financial transparency
Based on public IRS tax filings for Surf Soccer Club New York IncVerified
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
$842K
+44% YoY
From Families
$746K
Program fees + membership dues
Expenses
$691K
FY 2021
Est. Roster
~400
280–520 players
990-derived per-player cost · FY 2021
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.
Limited data
No posted fees to compare against the filing.
Where the money goes
What New York Surf reported spending, and what it kept, on its FY 2021 return. Pay is shown as a share, never by name.
Of every $100 the club spent
- Coaching and staff$54 · $373K
- Fields and facilities$8 · $57K
- Tournaments, travel and equipment$19 · $133K
- Administration$2 · $15K
- Everything else$16 · $112K
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 by year
| Year | From families | Surplus |
|---|---|---|
| 2016 | $468K | +$108K |
| 2017 | $830K | +$41K |
| 2018 | $918K | +$424 |
| 2019 | $587K | +$58K |
| 2020 | $579K | +$54K |
| 2021 | $746K | +$151K |
*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 rose 59% from FY 2016 to FY 2021.
The club kept a surplus 6 years running; its reserves would cover about 7.5 months of spending. Fees have risen while reserves grew — worth asking the club what the reserve is for.
Every figure is a line on the club's own Form 990.Open the return
Clubs nearby
Compare the priced ones side by side- Downtown United Soccer Club (DUSC)New York, NY · same city· National League$551 – $11,800est. per year
- Manhattan SCNew York, NY · same city· National League$1,236 – $2,220est. per year
- NYCFC AcademyNew York, NY · same city· Elite / Showcase$150 – $400est. per year
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