League Frequently Asked Questions

League Frequently Asked Questions

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Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the common questions we receive about Rec League Play. We hope this answers your questions. If not, please feel free to Contact Us.
Does my team really need a parent coach, even if we signed up as individuals?
Yes. In Junior Frog, Spike Frog, Spike Frog Pro and Boss Frog, every team is coached by a parent from that team — whether the team was built from friend requests, a school group, or individual registrations. Ideally one parent volunteers for the season. If no one does, we build a rotating schedule so each parent on the roster coaches one week of the league — we never cancel a team for lack of a coach. Boss Frog Pro teams are coached by a qualified Spike Frog coach. High School teams have a qualified coach for practice and need a parent volunteer for Saturday game days.
Yes, and most of our coaches start exactly there. We hold a coaches training session before the season, give you week-by-week practice plans, and you will have a Spike Frog staff contact all season. The commitment is one practice hour per week plus Saturday games.

Practice locations may include HighPoint Center, The Crossover, ASC-CP, the Cedar Park Rec Center, LISD schools, Premier Athletic Complex, Summit Christian Academy and the Round Rock Sports Center, on different days of the week depending on availability of that location. All Saturday games are played at either The Crossover or HighPoint Center. A league division will play at the same location for the entire season. (Click the “Read More” button for location maps)

When completing the online form, enter Coach Joe’s name in the Coach Request section. If Coach Joe is coaching a team again and does not have a full roster already, we may place you on his team.
We welcome beginners in our league. Our Junior Frog (Grades 2-4) and our Spike Frog (Grades 5-6) Divisions are developmental programs for beginners and low-experience players. You may want to check out our TAP program to get a head start on skills training and practice. It’s not required but beneficial. (Click on the “Read More” button for information on our TAP programs.)

Absolutely yes. It is important your athlete gets maximum opportunity to learn and play the game. We also offer our Training for Excellence programs during the school year and the summer for those athletes that want to participate in a higher level of training with the goal to prepare for middle school tryouts. Also – our Boss Frog Pro Division is a higher level competitive division of play offered in the Spring season.

Our competitive Boss Frog Pro Division has several additional training, practice and tournament additions. If your athlete does not meet the criteria for Boss Frog Pro, she/he can play in the Boss Frog I Division for another season to gain more experience before moving to the higher level competitive division. We will post the results of the tryouts after the final tryout date and before league registration ends so that you will be guaranteed a spot in the league if you register before it closes.

Go to the online division registration page and click on the ‘Add to Waiting List’ button. Complete the online form and your athlete’s name will be placed on a waiting list. If a spot becomes available on a team, it will be offered to the next person on the waiting list. You will receive an email with the available practice day and time for that spot. We are unable to accommodate special requests and therefore will offer whatever spot is available in the division you want to play in. There will be a late registration fee added to the Registration fee.

That is a great idea for athletes that play at school together to play in the league together. Contact Us by Email and we will get your roster of names. For Junior Frog, Spike Frog, Spike Frog Pro and Boss Frog, the coaching comes from your own group’s parents — ideally one parent volunteers for the season, and if no one can, we build a rotating schedule so each parent coaches one week. We will train whoever coaches and provide practice plans. If they want to play in Boss Frog Pro, each player will need to sign up and attend one of the evaluations. The player must meet the criteria to be eligible to register for and play in Boss Frog Pro. We will put all the eligible players on a team together. We make teams of 10 athletes and if there are fewer than 10, we may add other players to complete the team roster. Boss Frog Pro teams are coached by a qualified Spike Frog coach, so no parent volunteer coach is needed for that division.

We love for friends to play together. When you complete the online registration form, select “Teammate Request” and enter your friends’ name(s). Tell your friends to do the same. Make sure that you all choose the same “practice day preference” in the online registration form.
Teams practice for one hour, once a week, on a weeknight (Monday–Friday). You can request your preferred practice night when you register, and we email your team’s practice night, time and location before the season starts. High School teams practice on Thursdays for Fall 2026.

Games are played on Saturday mornings at either The Crossover or HighPoint Center. A division plays at the same location for the entire season.

Our Fall and Spring seasons run 10 weeks: the first two weeks are practice only, then 8 weeks of practice plus Saturday games, finishing with the end-of-season tournament by division. Our Summer league runs 8 weeks, with weekly practice and Saturday games throughout.
When you complete the online registration form, choose Tuesday and Friday in the Practice Day Preference section. We will place you on a team that practices on that day.
Absolutely yes. All programs are open to boys and girls. We do have boys that play in our leagues.
Yes. We have athletes in the league that play other sports. They coordinate their game schedules and sometimes have to miss a game or two. Our teams have 10 players in the event a player is sick or has a conflict with another sport. Athletes are not penalized for missing a game.
Great — and you’re exactly who we need. Most teams in Junior Frog, Spike Frog, Spike Frog Pro and Boss Frog need a parent volunteer coach, so there is a good chance your daughter’s team needs you. You can complete our Volunteer Coaches Application online and we will contact you to go over details for coaching a league team. We will have a coaches training session, provide sample practice plans and support you throughout the season.

Absolutely yes. Please Contact Us by Email and include your name and information on bringing a team. We will reply and send you some instructions on how to make sure everyone gets registered on your team. You will want to have all team members to put your name in the ‘Coach Preference’ field in the online registration form.

We extend our Fall Registration deadline so that Middle School tryouts should be complete. If for some reason your school does not announce teams until after our deadline, you may receive a refund as long as we receive your request as soon as you find out she has made the team. Contact Us by Email if this is the case.

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