Central Virginia's Home for Futsal Development
FutsalRVA develops technically sharper, tactically smarter players — equipped to succeed with their own clubs and teams, and to advance as footballers toward goals like college soccer.
Player Development First
Our mission is to promote the game of futsal as a player development initiative. FutsalRVA specializes in the promotion and education of the sport through training programs and the organization of leagues and tournaments, at a time when futsal is gaining recognition as essential to the development of the soccer player in the United States.
FutsalRVA recognizes that the introduction of a futsal program can positively impact the key areas of player development at all levels and ages.
Where to Start
Our Methodology
The development model, pillars, and pathway behind every FutsalRVA session.
How the Program Works
Rosters, evaluations, competition structure, and communication standards.
Programs
Academy, camps, ID events, and the High School Seasonal Program.
League & Tournaments
The FutsalRVA League, Joe Farrell Classic, and results by season.
On the Court
Your source for the latest FutsalRVA news and updates — follow @futsalrva on Instagram to stay connected with the program.
Affiliations
UNITED STATES YOUTH FUTSAL is the largest national futsal organization affiliated with US Soccer. With over 70 leagues throughout the country, 7 Regional tournaments and a National Championship, it is the fastest growing futsal organization in the U.S.
US SOCCER Is the governing body of all soccer in the United States. Its mission is to make soccer, in all its forms, a preeminent sport in the United States and to continue the development of soccer at all recreational and competitive levels.
USSSA is a non-profit organization whose mission is to develop and expand the game of soccer in the United States. USSSA has been an affiliate of US Soccer since July, 2001. USSSA registers, sanction and provides insurance for leagues, clubs, academies and players.
RICHMOND UNITED was established by the Richmond Kickers and Richmond Strikers when the two clubs united their respective U.S. Soccer Development Academy and Girls programs to introduce a collaborative program designed to serve the most talented players in the region.
Partners
