Uniforms &
Equipment
What is the JUSC Uniform Kit?
Announcement: JUSC Transition to Adidas
We are excited to announce that JUSC is transitioning to Adidas! This switch addresses recent out-of-stock and back orders by Nike and brings all members of the Sporting Iowa partnership under a single uniform brand. By adopting Adidas, we will enhance our collective identity, streamline operations by having a single vendor and leverage the benefits that come with it, including quality gear.
Players who have Nike jerseys that still fit and are in good condition may continue to use them during the Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 seasons. A full transition to Adidas will be implemented Fall 2025.
All 5U-19U players are required to purchase Johnston Urbandale Soccer Club approved uniforms to wear during games. Uniform requirements differ based on age and program:
5U-8U Discovery players will need the following: sky blue jersey, navy shorts and navy socks.
9U-19U Recreational players will need the following: sky blue jersey, navy jersey, navy shorts and navy socks.
Sky Blue Jersey
Navy Jersey
Navy Shorts
Navy Socks
Where can my child try on the uniform?
Uniforms may be tried on at the local Soccer Master store located at 3233 100th St. Urbandale, IA 50322, see map below for directions.
Store Hours:
Weekdays: 10 AM to 8 PM
Saturdays: 9 AM to 6 PM
Sundays: 11 AM to 5 PM
Store typically closed on all major holidays. Call 515-270-8141 to verify store hours before you go.
Where can I order the uniform?
All uniforms must be ordered from Soccer Master online. We suggest using a laptop or desktop computer to access the ordering site.
Please Note: If you have a select player participating in Sporting Iowa, make sure you sign out of your My Uniform account before proceeding.
Need Assistance?
If you have any questions regarding your order, please contact Soccer Master customer service.
Email: freddyt@soccermaster.com
Phone: 515-270-8141
What other equipment will my child need?
All 5U-19U players must wear soccer cleats and shin guards (underneath socks), and have ball at all practices and games.
On soccer cleats, there is never a single cleat at the very front tip. Soccer cleats typically have two front cleats that are spread apart. Cleats with replaceable studs that are worn, pointed, or have exposed shafts are not permitted
Shin guards should cover most of the area between the ankle and knee. They should fit snugly and be at least 2″ below the knee.
All players must also have a soccer ball. Size of soccer ball is dependent on the age group they are playing:
4U-8U players must use a size 3 ball
9U-12U players must use a size 4 ball
13U-19U players must use a size 5 ball
What other optional equipment is allowed?
Gloves
All players are allowed to wear gloves to keep their hands warm in cold weather.
Hats and Head Covers
Hats or head covers may be worn if there is a need to stay warm. If worn, head covers must:
Be black or the same main color as jersey
Not be attached to the shirt
Not be dangerous to the player wearing it (e.g., opening/closing mechanism around the neck)
Not have any parts extending out from surface (e.g., bill of a cap)
Undergarments
Undergarments, such as t-shirts, sweatshirts, compression shorts, slide pants, tights or thermal underwear, are permitted as optional equipment. For 9U & up, it is recommended that if any portion of these items is exposed (visible; not covered entirely by the mandatory equipment), it should match the corresponding color of the shirt, shorts or socks as indicated above.
Glasses & Protective Equipment
A player can wear glasses to play soccer as long as the glasses are designated “sport glasses” that are more robust and less likely to be damaged during play.
Mouthguards are permitted, but they must be made of a soft, pliable material. Mouthguards are encouraged for youth with braces on their teeth.
Headgear, for both field players and goalkeepers, is permitted, as long as it is soft and clearly designed for protection.
Arm casts, hand casts, and finger splints may be permitted if they are sufficiently padded.
A full knee brace is permitted if it is completely padded, usually with materials provided by the manufacturer, and there are no exposed metal parts or sharp edges.
Can jewelry be worn?
No body jewelry including earrings, rings, belly rings, bracelets, watches, and necklaces should be worn. If it can come off, it should come off. Religious items (jewelry) mandated by a person’s faith may be worn, but only if they are well padded and the referee deems it to be safe. Medical-alert bracelets or necklaces (usually identified as jewelry) may be worn, but only if they are well padded and the referee deems them to be safe. (This must be done in a way that still allows the safety information to be visible.)