Each season, players must attend tryouts and make a travel team. For more information about the tryout schedule, goalkeeper evaluations, and a description of the tryout process, please visit our Boys Soccer Travel Tryouts page for more information

Annual fees are comprised of two components: administrative fees and team fees.  Admin. fees support the costs associated with the Towson United program, such as tryout costs, rostering/carding fees, goalkeeper trainings, players and coach development trainings, etc.  Team fees are team specific and are determined by the leagues and tournaments your team participates in, as well as whether your team participates in spring league, or other team-related events.

In 2025-2026, player fees averaged between $825. Spring fees averaged $150.

Additionally, any player new to the program will need to purchase a new player kit, which consists of home and away jerseys, shorts, and socks and is estimated at $150.

Note: These fees are approximate and are subject to change based on each individual team’s participation.

Financial assistance is available.

Northern Baltimore United

In 2023, Towson United partnered with Cockeysville FC, Hereford Soccer Club, and LTSC to form Northern Baltimore United (“NBU”) for our 8th grade and high school aged athletes. NBU is a joint effort to provide these players with a pathway to continue the competitive club soccer experience at a more affordable cost, closer to home, with experienced coaches.

Because the age limits for US Soccer are by birth year v. grade year, when many soccer players get to 8th grade, teams are often split as some team members transition to high school sports. Unfortunately, this has often led to our older teams having to combine age groups or families making the difficult decision to leave for other clubs that carry much higher costs, require significant travel for practice and games, or are not supportive of multi-sport athletes. As NBU continues to grow, it will offer teams by grade level (instead of age) and offer a soccer specific and multi-sport team at each grade level.

NBU is operated as an affiliate club through the Cockeysville Recreational Council.  However, NBU has an equal number of board members representing each of the four clubs. The NBU Director of Coaching is Ali Andrzejewski. Ali grew up in the Lutherville-Timonium area starting her career with LTSC and went on to compete for the US National team as well as professionally for the Washington Freedom and the Colorado Force. Ali is a member of the Maryland Soccer Hall of Fame, Maryland Athletic Hall of Fame, and has been coaching in the Baltimore area for 20 years operating Champions Soccer Training.

If you are interested in finding out more about NBU, please review the NBU information page here: https://www.cockeysvillereccouncil.org/program/northern-baltimore-united/7527.  Tryout registration information is available on the same information page.