Top Rated Youth Soccer Clubs in Springfield, Oregon
For families living in or near Springfield, finding a club that balances high-level player development with reasonable commute times is critical. This directory lists the competitive youth soccer organizations headquartered specifically within the Springfield metropolitan area and surrounding suburbs.
These clubs offer programs for various age groups, typically starting at U6 and progressing through U19 college showcase teams. The listings below include detailed data on field locations, tryout dates, and league affiliations to help you compare local options side-by-side.
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Soccer Clubs Near Springfield, Oregon (1)
Eugene Metro Fútbol Club (EMFC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit youth soccer organization based in the Eugene/Springfield area of Oregon, serving the broader Lane County region. The club was established in 2006 with a mission to encourage and motivate special needs, recreational, and competitive soccer players. EMFC provides top-quality soccer programs for players of all ages, from Junior Academy and Mini/Little Metro programs to U19 teams. All training is delivered by professional USSF-certified coaches, ensuring a high standard of player development. The club is committed to serving diverse cultures and income levels within the community, offering scholarship and fee reduction programs. EMFC's Premier Girls teams compete in the Girls Academy League (GA) and GA Aspire. Their Premier Boys teams participate in the ECNL National League, with Comp 1 Boys teams playing in the ECNL Regional League. Younger U11-12 teams compete in the Oregon Youth Soccer League.
Leagues: ECNL RL Boys | Girls Academy
Player Development Pathways in Springfield
The youth soccer culture in Springfield is driven by a mix of non-profit community associations and private academies. Many of the clubs listed here utilize local facilities, including municipal parks and school district stadiums.
How to Compare:
We recommend reviewing the 'Competitive Level' tag on each profile. Some clubs in Springfield focus on recreational play and foundational skills, others are designated as 'High Level', or 'Local/State Level Competitive' requiring regional travel or to nearby cities for league matches, while 'Elite' teams often travel across states and nationally.