Kingsville Recreation Council

We are a program of the Baltimore County Maryland Department of Recreation and Parks serving Youth & Adult sporting and recreational activities in the Greater Kingsville Maryland area.

Visit the Kingsville United web site at https://www.kingsvilleunited.com for more information.

Contact Information

If you have any questions or comments, please contact Francisco Tejada - Soccer Commissioner (Outdoor & Indoor) at kingsvilleunited@gmail.com.

Winter 2025-26 Season Information

We are planning to offer the following programs for the Winter 2025 season:

Indoor Soccer League

• Age determination is by birth year
  • Therefore whatever the player's age was on 1/1/2025 determines which league they play in.
• Participants may play up one age group by request, but are not permitted to play down.
• Space is limited for all brackets -- register early to reserve your spot!
• Projected game day is not guaranteed.

Start/End Dates

• Start/End Dates Practices starting sometime in December 2025.
• Games starting in January 2026 with a total of 10 games scheduled and 8 games guaranteed over 10 weeks.

League Details

Our program participates in the Northeast Regional Recreation Center (NERRC) Indoor Soccer League (NISL). This is a recreational level league with teams from other Baltimore County recreation councils.

If space is available practice times will be determined by coaches and will be at local area venues (Kingsville Elementary and others). Practice schedules will be communicated by the coaches once they are determined in December.

Game Location:
NERRC Indoor Facility, 7501 Oakleigh Road, Parkville, MD 21234

Registration Cost

• Early Registration (on or before October 31, 2025) = $100 per player
• Normal Registration = $125 per player
• $10 discount for additional registrants after the first player 
• $20 discount will be applied per player if the player already has their Fall 2025 Kingsville United Jersey (prior year jerseys are not applicable)

Important Reminders

• All Rec programs in participating leagues at the NERRC have the rules, regulations, and the limited information because it is mostly handled by the county.
• The night of the games for each team is not known until after registration has closed.  The county creates the schedules based upon the number of teams in each age group.
• The night your team plays may shift after week 5.  The county realigns the teams based on records in the first 4 games to make the second half of the session more competitive.

The county will try to keep age groups on the same nights and times as that age group had last year, but there are no guarantees. Many age groups were allocated time slots on multiple week nights.