Welcome to the Vikings Futbol Club

 The Vikings Futbol Club is a soccer club focused on the development of youth soccer players in the Northern Valley area of Bergen County, NJ.  Founded in 2000, thousands of players have progressed from the Vikings into elite soccer organizations, high school varsity programs, and college soccer careers. Click here to learn more about our club.  

Tryouts for Fall 2020/Spring 2021 has concluded and the club is currently not adding player until 2021. Feel free to register in the meantime.  All interested players, must register in order to be considered for teams. (Winter evaluation may be offered for certain age groups!)
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WHY SHOULD YOUR CHILD CONSIDER TRYING OUT FOR VIKINGS FC?
  • VFC staff are independent contractors who take pride in the teams they train and coach
  • VFC staff are not only at training sessions, but at games too!  We love our parent volunteers, but the gameday coaching is delivered by the soccer professionals
  • Multiple towns come together under the VFC umbrella building new healthy friendships for players and their families
  • VFC is led by a volunteer board of directors skilled in many different areas who use their expertise to grow the organization
  • Programs for  players of ALL levels
  • VFC works closely with the recreation departments of local towns
Who plays for the Vikings Futbol Club?
  • Although the vast majority of our club comes from Haworth, Closter, and Demarest, our tryouts are open to players from any towns.  
  • Players of all levels play for Vikings FC. We pride ourselves on finding teams for all players to either play on or at least train with!  We are all about inclusion!
What makes the Vikings special?
  • Unlike other pay-to-play organizations in Bergen County, NJ, the Vikings carefully form teams with appropriate roster sizes so players actually see the field of play.  We understand that players want to play, so if they are placed on a team with the Vikings, this is what they will do! 
  • We are NOT motivated by wins and losses (not like we don't like to win), rather we are motivated by A.) player development  B.) players having fun in our favorite sport.  
  • We understand that children have lives outside of soccer.  As much as we would love our players to breathe, eat, and sleep soccer, we know that family time and education are the priority.  With this, we are flexible with our members, often offering alternate training sessions to members with conflicts (avail upon request and if avail).
How many teams does the Vikings have?
Boys Teams for 2019-2020 - 9 teams
​Girls Teams for 2019-2020 - 12 teams

Virtual Training is Live with the Directors!

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Winter Training Programs

Please contact your child's parent manager, trainer, or director of coaching to explore winter training opportunities.

Partner Organizations

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