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HistoriaAmazonSmile is no longer an option for FC Nova supporters
Amazon has discontinued AmazonSmile, the program that once directed a portion of eligible purchases to selected charities, with the service wound down in February 2023 [1][2].With AmazonSmile offline, there is no active Smile charity page to select for FC Nova; supporters instead rely on the club’s regular fundraising and sponsorship avenues [1][2].
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HistoriaFC Nova listing now directs to Boise Timbers|Thorns in Meridian
The Visit Boise entry for “F C Nova Soccer” links directly to the Boise Timbers|Thorns website and lists the Meridian address at 3924 E Lake Hazel Rd (83642) along with the main phone line at +1‑208‑562‑1117 [4].Boise Timbers|Thorns run programs from grassroots to elite out of the BTT Complex, with registration and team information centralized online [1][2]. On the performance side, the Thorns compete on the ECNL platform, underscoring a national pathway for Treasure Valley players [5].
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HistoriaThrowback reels highlight FC Nova ties in Meridian
Meridian’s talent pipeline shines through in a pair of throwback reels. Zachary’s 2015 highlight package links him with FC Nova and Rocky Mountain High School, a snapshot of a local prospect coming through the valley’s pathway [1].A separate reel spotlights Boise’s Sanel Fehratovic in area matches, underscoring the depth of homegrown soccer in the Treasure Valley [2].For Nova supporters, it’s a familiar throughline: club fields feeding into high‑school programs across Meridian and Boise, and players building resumes that start close to home before stretching further afield [1][2].
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HistoriaFC Nova U-13 girls win Presidents Cup national title; U-19 Nova Nationals made Idaho history
FC Nova’s U-13 girls captured the Presidents Cup national title in Westfield, Indiana, closing out the championship match with a 5–1 win. [1]A U-19 “Nova Nationals” squad — a combined FC Nova/Boise Nationals side — also clinched a historic national crown, celebrated as the first by an Idaho team at that level. [2]Those runs helped lift Idaho’s profile in the youth game and set a benchmark for the club’s current age groups.
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HistoriaFC Nova listed with Boise Timbers Thorns at Meridian address
FC Nova is listed under Boise Timbers Thorns Soccer Club, Inc., with a Meridian address at 3924 E. Lake Hazel Rd., 83646. [1]Visit Boise also lists “F C Nova Soccer” as a local soccer organization serving the Boise–Meridian area. [2]Together, the entries underscore the Nova brand’s footprint in the valley within the Boise Timbers Thorns structure.
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HistoriaFC Nova U-13 girls win Presidents Cup; U-19 Nova Nationals make Idaho history
FC Nova’s U-13 girls captured the Presidents Cup national title with a commanding 5–1 win in the championship match in Westfield, Indiana, capping a standout run through the tournament. [1]The club’s pedigree on the big stage runs deeper. The U-19 Nova Nationals — a combined squad drawing from FC Nova and Boise Nationals — delivered a landmark for the state, becoming the first Idaho team to claim a national title at that level. [2]
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HistoriaBoise Nationals and FC Nova merge under Boise Timbers|Thorns banner
Boise Nationals and FC Nova have combined to run under the Boise Timbers|Thorns identity, bringing the Valley’s elite youth talent into a single umbrella program tied to the MLS and NWSL clubs in Portland [1][2].Based in Meridian and serving the Boise metro, the club fields top boys’ and girls’ sides, including teams competing on the ECNL pathway [3][4].The unified structure centralizes player development, coaching, and registration through Boise Timbers|Thorns, with club information and programming available on the organization’s site [2].
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HistoriaBoise Timbers Thorns formed from Boise Nationals/FC Nova merger in 2018
The youth pathway in Meridian runs through Boise Timbers Thorns FC, the program formed in June 2018 from a merger of Boise Nationals and FC Nova, uniting two of the valley’s long-standing outfits under one badge [1]. The club lists its Meridian base at 3924 E. Lake Hazel Rd. and points families to boisetimbersthorns.org for information and registration [2].
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HistoriaFull match replay: Idaho Rush Premier U16B 97/98 vs FC Nova U17 (May 1, 2014)
A throwback fixture for local youth soccer: Idaho Rush Premier U16B (97/98) faced FC Nova U17 on May 1, 2014, with the full match available in two parts — first half and second half. [1][2]For supporters tracing the program’s pathway, it’s a complete look at a Rush–Nova age‑group clash from that 2014 slate. [1][2]
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HistoriaFC Nova in Meridian’s youth pathway stays active; not the same as Mid‑Atlantic Nova FC
FC Nova continues to operate out of Meridian, serving local families and linking into the Boise Timbers Thorns setup as part of the Valley’s player pathway [1].At the entry level, the Juniors Program emphasizes skills, small‑sided play, and an easy on‑ramp for first‑time players—an avenue many families use to get youngsters started before stepping into more competitive team environments [3].Worth noting for fans tracking regional soccer: a club named Nova FC competing in the Mid‑Atlantic—active across the EPSL and MASL3 pyramids—is a different organization and not connected to Meridian’s FC Nova [2].