Connecticut FC

About the Club

Connecticut Football Club (CFC) is a prominent youth soccer organization operating across Connecticut, with numerous geographical branches serving various regions of the state. The club was established in 1999 through the merger of the Arsenal Soccer Club and the Connecticut Jr. Wolves, initially forming the largest premier soccer organization for girls in Connecticut. CFC has since expanded into a full-service club, offering programs for both boys and girls across a wide range of age groups, including premier-developmental teams (U9-U12) and premier teams (U13-U18), alongside programs for all ability levels. The club is recognized as one of the top 20 clubs in the nation, boasting a history of success with 24 State Champions, 9 Region I Semifinalists, 4 Region I Finalists, and 1 Regional Champion. CFC provides a unique pathway for players, including a women's team, CFC Passion, which allows current and former CFC players to train and compete at the collegiate level. The club's coaching staff includes 15 college coaches, contributing to its focus on developing elite athletes and strong, compassionate leaders. CFC teams compete in top competitive leagues such as ECNL Boys, ECNL Girls, ECNL Regional League, USYS National League, USYS NEC, NECSL, and EDP.