Year round soccer programs in San Francisco for all ages
We offer teams from Kindergarten through High School, serving players of all skill levels, recreational and competitive.
We support local soccer, we participate on:
Vikings Microsoccer League
A recreational, developmental soccer program for children in Pre-K through 1st grade, focusing on fun, skill-building, and fostering a love for the game.
San Francisco Youth Soccer leagues
Offers structured Fall and Spring soccer leagues for kids in 2nd through 12th grade. It provides recreational and competitive play for ages 8–18.
San Francisco Soccer Cup
The SF Soccer Cup is a youth tournament at Beach Chalet Fields over Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends, uniting Bay Area clubs for competitive play and sportsmanship.
San Francisco Futsal Winter League
A 5v5, fast-paced indoor soccer competition held from January through early March. it focuses on skill development, featuring smaller, low-bounce balls for ages 5U–16U.
Ready for to start your soccer journey?
Play with us year-round in San Francisco
Spring League - Fall League - Winter Futsal - Local Tournaments - Summer Camps - SF Soccer Cup
San Francisco has outstanding soccer venues, and we believe in building competitive teams while keeping families close to home.
Our focus is developing players within the city while strengthening the local soccer community.
Whether your child wants to play recreational soccer or compete at a higher level, we provide a structured, positive, and challenging environment.
Community-Based. No Travel Required.
Meet Our Youth Soccer Coaches
Our coaches are passionate educators who combine professional soccer training with a positive, supportive approach. Through structured and engaging sessions, they help players build skills, confidence, teamwork, and a lifelong love for the game in a fun and encouraging environment.
Coach Ale - Coach Fernando - Coach Murillo - Coach Ricardo
Your kids' unique journey starts with our Soccer Fundamentals Program
Evaluation
We teach the fundamentals of soccer. In the first week, we evaluate the players to understand their strengths and opportunities for improvement. This includes drills and/or quick games to get kids loose in the field.
Ball Control
In the second class, we teach ball control. Our coaches create a series of exercises and drills to help strengthen this fundamental skill. Ultimately, we want to see your child running with the ball without looking at it. It's a skill that comes naturally with training and practice.
Passing
Passing is an aspect of ball control witch involves coordination between two or more players and is a building block of the game. Here your child will learn about the importance of teamwork. When players work well together, they form a positive bond that improves team performance.
Trapping
After a pass, players need to be ready for their turn with the ball. Children will learn to think before receiving the ball and establish possession of it. We will practice drills that reinforce receiving the ball in place, on the move, and under the pressure of an opponent.
Dribbling
Every child dreams about becoming the next Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo. Dribbling makes these players remarkable and perhaps the most fun to watch. We'll introduce some dribbling tricks and explain how timing and pace are essential for a good dribbler.
Defense
To defend is another fundamental part of every team sport, and it also starts at the individual level. In soccer, it all starts with learning how to tackle the opponent (blocking or stealing) to retain possession of the ball. We DO NOT practice or allow sliding tackles at this stage.
