About
Elk Grove Soccer offers a range of soccer options, including Competitive, Comp Soccer, Street Soccer, ADP, Winter, Future Stars, and Fall Recreation programs. The program includes activities for different levels of soccer throughout the year.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
Elk Grove Soccer has been providing soccer in Elk Grove since 1983 and welcomes 6000 players each year. It operates as a community club and states that it has something for every soccer player, with a wide range of programs open to all levels and options that run all year around. The program’s mission statement says it is important to provide services that meet the needs of young athletes for all levels of soccer.
The leadership team includes Debra Carlton (President, Term 2025–2026), Dave Groves (Vice President, Term 2026–2027 and Recreation Scheduler), Jason Greer (2nd Vice President/Treasurer/Chief Financial Officer/Secretary, Term 2025–2026), Cheryl Russell (TopSoccer, Term 2025–2026), Dan Templeton (At Large Director, Term 2025–2026), Sara Morin (At Large Director, Term 2026–2027), William Newsom (At Large Director, Term 2026–2027), David Kincannon (At Large Director, Term 2026–2027), Harry Khangura (At Large Director, Term 2025–2026), Sarah Templeton (At Large Director, Term 2026–2027), and Chris Betzler (At Large Director, Term 2026–2027). Additional leadership roles include Andrew Donnery (CEO), Sean Christophersen (Competitive Scheduler), and Dan James (Director of Coaching U9–U19).
Parent and family testimonials describe individual experiences with Elk Grove Soccer. One parent, Peter Millan, says he came to Elk Grove Soccer because his daughter dreamed of playing college soccer and that staff suggested he train to become a coach. Another parent, Peter Bridges, describes his family becoming very involved in soccer after friends invited them to join the club. A third parent, Alisa Hampton, shares that she had never played soccer but was grateful to the Elk Grove Soccer team for her son’s first soccer experience.
Last updated March 12, 2026.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
Elk Grove Soccer has been providing soccer in Elk Grove since 1983 and welcomes 6000 players each year. It operates as a community club and states that it has something for every soccer player, with a wide range of programs open to all levels and options that run all year around. The program’s mission statement says it is important to provide services that meet the needs of young athletes for all levels of soccer.
The leadership team includes Debra Carlton (President, Term 2025–2026), Dave Groves (Vice President, Term 2026–2027 and Recreation Scheduler), Jason Greer (2nd Vice President/Treasurer/Chief Financial Officer/Secretary, Term 2025–2026), Cheryl Russell (TopSoccer, Term 2025–2026), Dan Templeton (At Large Director, Term 2025–2026), Sara Morin (At Large Director, Term 2026–2027), William Newsom (At Large Director, Term 2026–2027), David Kincannon (At Large Director, Term 2026–2027), Harry Khangura (At Large Director, Term 2025–2026), Sarah Templeton (At Large Director, Term 2026–2027), and Chris Betzler (At Large Director, Term 2026–2027). Additional leadership roles include Andrew Donnery (CEO), Sean Christophersen (Competitive Scheduler), and Dan James (Director of Coaching U9–U19).
Parent and family testimonials describe individual experiences with Elk Grove Soccer. One parent, Peter Millan, says he came to Elk Grove Soccer because his daughter dreamed of playing college soccer and that staff suggested he train to become a coach. Another parent, Peter Bridges, describes his family becoming very involved in soccer after friends invited them to join the club. A third parent, Alisa Hampton, shares that she had never played soccer but was grateful to the Elk Grove Soccer team for her son’s first soccer experience.
Last updated March 12, 2026.
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