A new non-profit club for Bucks & Montgomery County
Apex United brings together Buckingham United, Montgomery United and Warrington Soccer Club to give U13–U19 boys and girls a higher level of soccer, without leaving the community they grew up in.
Our story
For years, good local players faced a hard choice at 12 or 13: stay with the club and friends they grew up with, or travel further and pay more to find a higher level. Apex United ends that choice. Our three clubs keep everything they do for younger players, and share one stronger club at 11v11.
Founding club
Founding club
Founding club
What Apex gives players
Boys and girls teams at every age U13–U19, with more than one team per age group where numbers allow.
Every Apex team learns the same way of playing, from one shared curriculum.
An Individual Development Plan, reviewed with each player three times a season.
Every player tries out on equal footing, evaluated by coaches from all three clubs.
Coaches come from our three clubs and follow a shared coach education program.
Cost should never decide who gets to play. Fees and how to apply for aid are set by January 2027.
The pathway
Your home club takes players from their first game to 9v9. At U13, the step up to 11v11 is Apex United.
First touches, fun, lots of the ball.
Skills, small-group play, first positions.
Bridge to the Apex game model; feeder and ID sessions.
One game model and an Individual Development Plan for every player.
How we play
We control the game with the ball and hunt it back the moment we lose it. Brave on the ball, relentless without it, together in everything.
Tryouts · spring/summer 2027
Every player, from our three clubs or anywhere in the region, tries out on equal footing. Tryout dates and registration will be announced by January 2027.
Uses the national school-year age groups (Aug 1 – Jul 31). Example date shown.
Eligible for Apex United tryouts in spring 2027.
| Age group | Born from | Born to |
|---|
For parents
We would rather tell you what we don't know yet than leave you guessing. Here is when each open item will be settled.
Technical leadership
Apex's technical department is led by three directors, one from each founding club, each continuing in their home-club role.
Leads every Apex girls team: selection, placement and the girls' program.
From Warrington Soccer ClubLeads every Apex boys team: selection, placement and the boys' program.
From Montgomery UnitedOwns the Apex curriculum, coach education and the IDP process.
From Buckingham UnitedFAQ
No. Buckingham United, Montgomery United and Warrington Soccer Club keep their names and run intramural, early development, 4v4, 7v7, 9v9 and younger travel teams. Apex is their shared next step at 11v11.
No. The 2026–27 season runs as normal at your club. Apex starts in Fall 2027.
Yes. Apex is open to players from anywhere in the region, on equal footing.
They keep playing at their home club in its intramural program, and they can try out again the next year.
It depends on tryout numbers. Where there are enough players, an age group will have more than one team, so each player plays at the right level.
We are choosing and applying now, aiming for the highest level each team is ready for. We will announce leagues in January 2027.
Fees will be set by team level and published by January 2027, ahead of tryouts, together with how to apply for need-based financial aid.
Apex plans its calendar around the high school season. Players aged U15–U19 rejoin after the high school season ends in late October.
Be first to hear
Register your interest to get tryout dates, info night details and every update first.
Opens the Apex United interest form on PlayMetrics.
A new non-profit club for Bucks & Montgomery County
Apex United brings together Buckingham United, Montgomery United and Warrington Soccer Club to give U13–U19 boys and girls a higher level of soccer, without leaving the community they grew up in.
Our story
For years, good local players faced a hard choice at 12 or 13: stay with the club and friends they grew up with, or travel further and pay more to find a higher level. Apex United ends that choice. Our three clubs keep everything they do for younger players, and share one stronger club at 11v11.
Founding club
Founding club
Founding club
What Apex gives players
Boys and girls teams at every age U13–U19, with more than one team per age group where numbers allow.
Every Apex team learns the same way of playing, from one shared curriculum.
An Individual Development Plan, reviewed with each player three times a season.
Every player tries out on equal footing, evaluated by coaches from all three clubs.
Coaches come from our three clubs and follow a shared coach education program.
Cost should never decide who gets to play. Fees and how to apply for aid are set by January 2027.
The pathway
Your home club takes players from their first game to 9v9. At U13, the step up to 11v11 is Apex United.
First touches, fun, lots of the ball.
Skills, small-group play, first positions.
Bridge to the Apex game model; feeder and ID sessions.
One game model and an Individual Development Plan for every player.
How we play
We control the game with the ball and hunt it back the moment we lose it. Brave on the ball, relentless without it, together in everything.
Tryouts · spring/summer 2027
Every player, from our three clubs or anywhere in the region, tries out on equal footing. Tryout dates and registration will be announced by January 2027.
Uses the national school-year age groups (Aug 1 – Jul 31). Example date shown.
Eligible for Apex United tryouts in spring 2027.
| Age group | Born from | Born to |
|---|
For parents
We would rather tell you what we don't know yet than leave you guessing. Here is when each open item will be settled.
Technical leadership
Apex's technical department is led by three directors, one from each founding club, each continuing in their home-club role.
Leads every Apex girls team: selection, placement and the girls' program.
From Warrington Soccer ClubLeads every Apex boys team: selection, placement and the boys' program.
From Montgomery UnitedOwns the Apex curriculum, coach education and the IDP process.
From Buckingham UnitedFAQ
No. Buckingham United, Montgomery United and Warrington Soccer Club keep their names and run intramural, early development, 4v4, 7v7, 9v9 and younger travel teams. Apex is their shared next step at 11v11.
No. The 2026–27 season runs as normal at your club. Apex starts in Fall 2027.
Yes. Apex is open to players from anywhere in the region, on equal footing.
They keep playing at their home club in its intramural program, and they can try out again the next year.
It depends on tryout numbers. Where there are enough players, an age group will have more than one team, so each player plays at the right level.
We are choosing and applying now, aiming for the highest level each team is ready for. We will announce leagues in January 2027.
Fees will be set by team level and published by January 2027, ahead of tryouts, together with how to apply for need-based financial aid.
Apex plans its calendar around the high school season. Players aged U15–U19 rejoin after the high school season ends in late October.
Be first to hear
Register your interest to get tryout dates, info night details and every update first.
Opens the Apex United interest form on PlayMetrics.