Petite Rams - Seasonal Information & Dates

PETITE RAMS PROGRAM

Fall 2026 Dates

Petite Rams Program Begins – September 19

Petite Rams Program Season Finishes – November 7

Petite Rams Program Make-Up Date – November 14

Registration Information

2026 - 2027 Season - We've Updated How We Place Kids in Programs! Enter your child in their 2026 - 2027 School Grade

This year, we’re switching from calendar-year registration to school-year registration so everything lines up with how local schools group students.

That means you’ll now register your child based on the grade they’ll be entering in Fall 2026, using a September 1 cutoff — not just their age.

Please note: When you register, you might notice that your child shows up as eligible for more than one program (especially if they have a summer or fall birthday). That’s totally okay! Just choose the program that matches the grade they'll be in for the 2026–2027 school year.

PETITE RAM PROGRAM INFORMATION (Ages 3-5)

Welcome to the New Canaan FC Petite Rams Program.

The Petite Rams Program is available to all players prior to entering Kindergarten.

The program is our base level of programming and is designed for players looking to be involved in a soccer based program for their Pre-K Kids. The program goes beyond soccer programming to combine fundamental movement patterns with the ABCs of movement, Agility, Balance & Coordination

Each class outline includes adventure based learning with a soccer ball, asking players to use their imagination to participate in games of exploration.

Petite Rams Program Objectives:

Provides a FUN and structured soccer experience for our youngest players.
Provide a positive first interaction with soccer.
Provide positive participation in organized sport.
Focus on games that are based around mass participation with continuous contact with a ball to improve their comfort with and familiarity of dribbling and controlling the ball with their feet.
Games will include fundamental movements such as agility, balance, and coordination.
Parents are expected to participate as needed to support their child's engagement