⚽ Rio 40 Winter Futsal Registration Open for Boys and Girls Across the Chattanooga Area

Rio 40 Winter Futsal is bringing indoor soccer to the Chattanooga metro this winter, with training and league play running through January at multiple locations including Lookout Mountain School and other area venues. The program welcomes young players ages 5-18 with flexible options for training-only participation or competitive Saturday games.

📋 Registration Details and Pricing

Registration is now open for the December through January season, with an early bird discount ending October 16. 🎯 Rio 40 offers several membership tiers to fit different family needs and commitment levels. Players can choose unlimited training nights on Monday through Thursday for $101, or combine unlimited training with seven Saturday games for $166. For families interested in league play only, seven Saturday games are available at $116 per player, with a team fee option of $491 for a maximum of 10 players.

Payment plans are available to help families manage registration costs. 💳 The program runs from December 1 through January 30, with a break during the weeks of Christmas and New Year’s.

🏫 Training Locations Across the Metro

Rio 40 has secured multiple training sites to serve families throughout the Chattanooga area. Training takes place at Ooltewah Elementary School, Thrasher in Signal Mountain, Lookout Mountain School, Brainerd Baptist School, Oakwood Church of God of Prophecy, and East Hamilton Middle School in Apison. Saturday games are held at Oakwood Church of God of Prophecy. 🌍 This network of locations makes it convenient for families across the region to participate without long commutes.

💡 What to Know Before Registering

Families interested in joining can find more information and complete registration through Rio 40‘s online portal. The program emphasizes unlimited training nights, giving players consistent opportunities to develop skills throughout the season regardless of whether they choose to compete in league games. 🎓 This structure appeals to families seeking recreational play as well as those pursuing competitive experience.