ECNL Clubs near Oak Harbor, Washington

Crossfire Premier Soccer Club is a non-profit youth soccer organization based in Redmond, Washington, located a few miles east of Seattle. The club was originally founded in 2000 and has since become nationally recognized. Crossfire Premier serves both boys and girls, offering programs for age groups ranging from U-7 through U-19. The club's mission is to promote the game of soccer by providing high-level technical and tactical training, skill development, and competitive team play. Crossfire Premier is dedicated to aiding players in their pursuit of athletic and academic goals, whether that leads to collegiate or professional soccer, or a lifelong love for the game. The club has a strong track record of player development, with hundreds of alumni advancing to NCAA Division I, II, and III colleges, U.S. Soccer Youth National Team Programs, and professional careers. Crossfire Premier teams compete in top-tier leagues, including the Elite Clubs National League (ECNL) for both boys and girls, and the Regional Club League (RCL). The club is also affiliated with Crossfire Redmond, a semi-professional team that plays in the National Premier Soccer League (NPSL). Crossfire Premier is considered one of the top youth soccer clubs in the United States and a premier pathway for player success in the Pacific Northwest.

Leagues: ECNL Girls | ECNL Boys | ECNL RL Girls | ECNL RL Boys

Seattle United is a prominent youth soccer organization based in Seattle, Washington, chartered in 2009 as a non-profit player development club. It stands as one of the largest youth soccer clubs on the West Coast, serving the Seattle youth soccer community. The club offers comprehensive soccer training and competitive play options at both Premier and Select levels. Premier teams participate in the Washington Youth Soccer's Regional Club League (RCL), while Select teams compete in the WYS North Puget Sound League (NPSL). Seattle United also fields teams in the Elite Clubs National League (ECNL) and ECNL-Regional League (ECNL-RL), providing high-level competition for its players. Unique programs include a Junior Academy for younger players, various camps, and the UNITE program, which caters to children with intellectual and/or physical disabilities. The club manages 156 teams, serving over 2,300 youth, and utilizes platforms like SportsRecruits to support player development and college recruitment.

Leagues: ECNL Girls | ECNL Boys | ECNL RL Girls | ECNL RL Boys