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Launch a Gray Ducks Team
Why join our playing community
There are many benefits that come from a community of teams under the umbrella of one organization. Whether you want to be on a team, or launch a team of your own here are a few benefits:
- Players have common ethos and playing standards that lead to better quality playing experiences
- When guests are needed we have a large playing pool of players to tap into, and extra playing opportunities for those seeking more opportunities without the extra cost at times
- Expert administration to help ensure teams are sustainable for the long term, have access to affordable uniforms and various brand extensions to still be unique. Teams exist with heavy support all the way through running their team autonomously yet within the club.
Your Committment
The Gray Ducks organization extends permission and resources to team managers willing to meet Gray Ducks community standards. A Club Administrator oversees quality and satisfaction of the community standards. Starting a team can be difficult, and it can be risky. We help you navigate ALL of that with our 13 years of experience.
Resources and Benefits
Team managers will be able to use the org name, logo and other proprietary info when deploying league teams or tournament teams.
- One of our team names
- Access to uniforms
- Experienced team management
- Technology and Tools
- Automated reminders
- Calendar scheduling
- Team Captains Guide
- Web/Email access
- Dues collection methods
- Player Charter
- Manager/Captain dues subsidy
- Roster supplementation
- Access to 70+ goalkeepers
Learn More
If you're interested in starting a team, let's chat further. We have an established start up process to leading your own team. Whether you have a full roster or partial roster, we're happy to work with you. We provide team programming 12 months of the year,. Please remember we are a CLUB and not a LEAGUE so if you have a full roster and you don't want to identify as a Gray Ducks team then head onto a league on your own to get involved in local soccer. Planning of teams is a 6-14 week planning cycle typically, so it's best to start well before you're expecting to hit the field.
Email Ryan answers to the questions below to get started: ryan@grayduckssoccer.com
What things are helpful to know when you reach out? Please consider the questions below.
Are you seeking a women's, coed or men's league?
And are you seeking 11v11 or 7v7? (there are no 11v11 adult leagues in the winter/indoor)
What sort of skill level (Rec, semi-competitive, competitive)?
Any location concerns? Some leagues are at one location, but some leagues vary across 6-7 venues.
Do you have a full roster behind you already or what gaps can we help you fill?
What are your playing day interests?