Good Sportsmanship

Glory Soccer is more than just good competition.

Just a reminder to keep yourself in check when heading out to the games this spring. Remember, this is for the players and all sideline behavior should be respectful and encouraging to the athletes on the field. We appreciate our parents attending games to cheer on their children and teammates but please let the coach do the coaching and the referees do their jobs. Utah Glory is proud of our sideline behavior and the good sportsmanship our players have.

Mark your Calendar for Glory Cup 2019

July 31- August 3, 2019 at the West Jordan Soccer Complex.

Do you want to volunteer to help organize the Glory Cup? We would love to get you involved to help! Contact our Tournament Director by email: tournament@utahglorysoccer.com To learn more about our upcoming tournament, click here.

Glory YouTube and Social Media

Check out our YouTube video series for skills your player can work on each week at home. Don't forget to subscribe so you are updated when new videos are online! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiQVyInJx6nvHI-aFIGCRRg

You can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram to keep up-to-date with everything that is going on at Utah Glory Soccer Club

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Join Utah Glory Soccer Club

Ready for your player to tryout for a competitive soccer team that focuses on developing your athletes skills and increasing their self confidence in a positive environment? Then The Utah Glory Soccer Club is the right place for them! Click here for more info about our upcoming tryouts or email: info@utahglorysoccer.com

Glory Jr's Academy Soccer

Glory Jr's is our Academy Soccer League for boys and girls ages 4-7 years old. Registration for Academy Soccer for the 2019-20 season opens May 1, 2019 through July 31, 2019. If your child was born in 2012 or later and would like to play soccer, we would love to have them join one of our academy teams. Our teams train 2 times per week, 8 months out of the year to help young athletes develop skills early and learn to enjoy playing at a faster, more competitive pace.