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City SC Chula Vista offers soccer programming that includes league play and camps. Specific activities include the 2026 Spring League for U5–U10 on Fridays starting April 10, the 2026 Winter League for birth years 2022–2016 from February 7 to March 14, the City SC College ID Camp on February 14–15 in Temecula, and the City SC Summer Soccer Camp.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Seasonal soccer programming including a Spring League on Fridays, a Winter League from February 7 to March 14, and special camps on set dates
City SC Chula Vista states that it exists to ignite a lifelong passion for soccer in every player and to build great players and great people. The organization is a 501c3 non-profit. The leadership team includes President Angela Curtin, Vice President Marco Pena, Executive Director Steve Cowell, Technical Director Danilo Stefanelli, and Treasurer Karen Weebe. The program describes a focus on community through efforts such as the San Diego Charity Cup and states goals of bringing joy and fun to the community, making the city healthier, happier and safer, being one club for all, and giving back to society. It lists values and aims that include developing better people through teaching life lessons through soccer, creating passion in an environment where players want to play, uniting families and community in an unforgettable experience, and emphasizing community, innovation, a team-first mindset, and belief in each player.
Last updated March 17, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Seasonal soccer programming including a Spring League on Fridays, a Winter League from February 7 to March 14, and special camps on set dates
City SC Chula Vista states that it exists to ignite a lifelong passion for soccer in every player and to build great players and great people. The organization is a 501c3 non-profit. The leadership team includes President Angela Curtin, Vice President Marco Pena, Executive Director Steve Cowell, Technical Director Danilo Stefanelli, and Treasurer Karen Weebe. The program describes a focus on community through efforts such as the San Diego Charity Cup and states goals of bringing joy and fun to the community, making the city healthier, happier and safer, being one club for all, and giving back to society. It lists values and aims that include developing better people through teaching life lessons through soccer, creating passion in an environment where players want to play, uniting families and community in an unforgettable experience, and emphasizing community, innovation, a team-first mindset, and belief in each player.
Last updated March 17, 2026.
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