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Participation in Shock Elite for the season costs $675 for Regional Teams and $775 for National Teams, covering December through the end of July, with tournaments starting in early February. All teams will compete in 8 or 9 tournaments, while National Teams will play in 10 or more, including additional exposure tournaments.

Registration will open on December 8th, following the announcement of team placements. Parents will have two weeks to complete registration and pay a $175 deposit to secure their child's spot. A $25 discount is available for those who pay the full fee by January 15th.  Both monthly and quarterly payment plans are available, and the fee includes uniforms. Practice schedules vary: Regional Teams practice two to three times a week, while National Teams, competing for national rankings, practice 3-4 times a week. Fill out the interest form below to get information about open gyms before tryouts! 

Shock Elite is excited to offer a regional team for 3rd graders. The team will compete in eight tournaments starting in February, with the season officially beginning in December and continuing through the end of June. This is a great opportunity for young athletes to develop their skills and engage in competitive play within a supportive environment. 

This Spring, Shock Elite is offering two team options for 4th-grade players. The Regional Team will compete in local tournaments within North Carolina, providing a convenient option for those preferring to stay closer to home. Alternatively, the National Team will participate in competitive tournaments across various locations, offering a more extensive travel experience for players seeking broader exposure. Both teams are dedicated to high-level training and player development. 

Shock Elite is excited to offer a regional team for 5th graders. This team will compete in nine tournaments, with the season running from December through July. Travel will be required as the team participates in competitive tournaments across North Carolina and Virginia. It’s an excellent opportunity for young athletes to develop their skills and gain valuable experience in a supportive environment.