MWOS FC Youth Trials · Boys & Girls U10–U18

Your pathway starts here.

Show us what you can do. MWOS FC — a Premier Soccer League club — is holding youth trials in association with FC UTA Arad of Romania.

Trial dates

Upcoming trials

Boys' trials are on Saturdays and girls' trials on Sundays. Choose your age group — or play up one group if you're ready for the challenge.

Boys U10

Boys U10 Trial

Saturday 31 October 2026
Starts 09:00 — please arrive early
St. Eric High School Grounds

Boys U12

Boys U12 Trial

Saturday 7 November 2026
Starts 09:00 — please arrive early
St. Eric High School Grounds

Girls U14

Girls U14 Trial

Sunday 8 November 2026
Starts 09:00 — please arrive early
St. Eric High School Grounds

Boys U14

Boys U14 Trial

Saturday 14 November 2026
Starts 09:00 — please arrive early
St. Eric High School Grounds

Girls U16

Girls U16 Trial

Sunday 15 November 2026
Starts 09:00 — please arrive early
St. Eric High School Grounds

Boys U16

Boys U16 Trial

Saturday 28 November 2026
Starts 09:00 — please arrive early
St. Eric High School Grounds

Girls U18

Girls U18 Trial

Sunday 29 November 2026
Starts 09:00 — please arrive early
St. Eric High School Grounds

Why MWOS FC

From grassroots to the first team

A PSL club with a real pathway

MWOS FC compete in the Premier Soccer League. Our Young Punters U17 and U19 sides feed into the senior game — midfielder Clive Kwangwari came through our development ranks to become a regular first-team starter.

Girls’ football taken seriously

The MWOS FC Queens compete in the Women’s Northern Region Soccer League. Our girls’ trials (U14–U18) are the first step on that pathway.

Coached, supported, looked after

Trials are run by MWOS FC coaching staff, with physiotherapy and medical support on site throughout the day.

In association with FC UTA Arad

From Norton to Romania

In August 2026, three MWOS FC players — Carlos Mutapiri (U17), Ralph Charuma (U19) and Principe Magondo (first team) — became the first in the club's history to go on a European attachment: a three-month developmental programme with UTA Arad in Romania, following six months of assessment and planning.

Opportunities like this are earned through hard work in our development programme. These trials are where that journey begins.

“Building a future for our club starts at the grassroots level.”

Adrian Stefanescu, Development Manager, MWOS FC

Read the story on mwosfc.co.zw →

On the day

What to bring

Your own training kit and boots
A water bottle
Shin pads — players without shin pads cannot take part

Physiotherapy and medical support are provided during the trial. MWOS FC is not responsible for any player's existing medical condition.

Arrive before the start time. Staff will check you in and take a photo for our records.

Documents you'll upload

Have photos or PDFs of these ready when you register:

Birth certificate
A letter from your club or academy confirming you may trial with MWOS FC (only if you play for a club or academy)
A letter from your family doctor confirming you are medically fit to take part in sport

Questions

Who can apply?

Boys and girls in the age groups shown on each trial. Age groups are based on your age on 31 December of the season — for example, U14 means under 14 on that date. The form works this out for you from your date of birth.

Can I trial in an older age group?

Yes — you can play up one age group. You cannot trial in a younger age group.

I don’t play for a club or academy. Can I still come?

Absolutely. Answer “No” when the form asks whether you play for a club or academy, and you won’t need a club letter.

Do I need a parent or guardian?

Players under 18 must give a parent or guardian’s details, and that person agrees to the trial terms on the player’s behalf.

What happens after I apply?

You’ll get an SMS with your reference number. Our staff check your documents before the trial. On the day you’ll be checked in and photographed, and coaches will assess you. We contact shortlisted and selected players afterwards.