Metro (or Select) is a level of soccer between recreational and competitive. It offers an environment for dedicated and skilled players to develop and play. Metro is classified as a Class III youth soccer league. (Recreational teams are Class IV. Competitive teams are Class I.)

In Metro league play, you may play teams from Fairfield to El Dorado Hills to Elk Grove to Chico. The greatest difference between recreation and select is the opportunity for tournament play. The number of Tournaments is determined by the individual Metro teams. There can be as many as 8 Tournaments a year.

Cost for Metro is higher than Recreation. Actual cost for playing in Metro is determined by individual teams. Additional cost for playing Metro, besides the normal registration fees, are uniforms, equipment, trainer and entry fees for each Tournament.

Metro teams are normally formed by returning teams from the previous year or a
Recreational team that decides to advance to the higher level. Typically these teams
have a limited number of returning or core players. To fill out the teams there will be
open tryouts.