East Bay Eclipse Soccer Club
Wilder Sports Complex, 101 Wilder Road, Orinda, CA 94563
About
East Bay Eclipse Soccer Club offers seasonal training, programs, camps, clinics, and competitive teams. The club also runs an adult community pick-up event, a summer scrimmage, and a watch party.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Schedule: Adult Community Pick-Up event on Saturday, July 11, at 4:30pm
East Bay Eclipse Soccer Club was founded in 2010 as a nonprofit youth soccer club serving players ages 4 to 18 in the Lamorinda area, and it has been in this community for sixteen years. The club states that every dollar stays in the club and goes back to the players. Its mission statement is: “We build players, develop people, and work every day to make sure the game stays fun.”
Coaches at East Bay Eclipse Soccer Club are trained, certified, and background-checked, and Coach Peter has earned his USSF National D Coaching License. The club is a registered nonprofit organization.
East Bay Eclipse Soccer Club describes itself as not being a franchise but a community that has been building since 2010. Within the Eclipse Family, there are members from Venezuela who feel a personal connection to events in that country, and the club has encouraged donations to Hogar Bambi and Caritas to support people in Venezuela after an earthquake. At the Lafayette Community Center futsal rink, which is used for training programs, no cleats are allowed.
Last updated July 15, 2026.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Schedule: Adult Community Pick-Up event on Saturday, July 11, at 4:30pm
East Bay Eclipse Soccer Club was founded in 2010 as a nonprofit youth soccer club serving players ages 4 to 18 in the Lamorinda area, and it has been in this community for sixteen years. The club states that every dollar stays in the club and goes back to the players. Its mission statement is: “We build players, develop people, and work every day to make sure the game stays fun.”
Coaches at East Bay Eclipse Soccer Club are trained, certified, and background-checked, and Coach Peter has earned his USSF National D Coaching License. The club is a registered nonprofit organization.
East Bay Eclipse Soccer Club describes itself as not being a franchise but a community that has been building since 2010. Within the Eclipse Family, there are members from Venezuela who feel a personal connection to events in that country, and the club has encouraged donations to Hogar Bambi and Caritas to support people in Venezuela after an earthquake. At the Lafayette Community Center futsal rink, which is used for training programs, no cleats are allowed.
Last updated July 15, 2026.
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