San Bruno AYSO Region 249 Soccer Programs
Crestmoor Field, 270 Courtland Drive, San Bruno, CA 94066
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San Bruno AYSO Region 249 Soccer Programs offers AYSO Soccer Camps and Summer Kicks. AYSO Soccer Camps include week-long camps with options for mini-camps, half-day camps, and full-day camps. Summer Kicks runs on specific June dates and focuses on soccer activities under the AYSO structure.
• Ages: 4–14 years old
• Schedule: Week-long AYSO Soccer Camps with mini-camps (1.5 hours per day), half-day camps (3 hours per day), and full-day camps (6 hours per day); Summer Kicks sessions on June 13–15, 20–22, and 27–29
• Price: 9am–12pm (Age 4–14) $125; 9am–3:30pm (Age 8–14) $168
AYSO Soccer Camps run August 7–11 with a 9am–12pm option for ages 4–14 and a 9am–3:30pm option for ages 8–14. The program states that it is providing world class youth soccer programs that enrich children's lives and that it follows AYSO's Six Philosophies. The camps work with players on technical and tactical aspects of the game that are described as appropriate to their age and skill level, with a focus on physical literacy and games to build confidence and fundamentals.
Program materials state that players cover ball familiarization, small group dynamics, motor skill development, and social interaction with maximum participation. The program description notes that it enhances players’ technical development and skill building in a stimulating and positive environment and that players are challenged to consider key tactical components at an age-appropriate level. It also highlights structured learning for all ages and ability levels, skill acquisition and development, and a safe, positive, and fun environment.
San Bruno AYSO Region 249 notes that participants can experience different cultures with coaches from the UK, Europe, and South America. The program description includes developing social values through the INSPIRE curriculum and making new friends. It states that in AYSO, “Everyone Plays” means every child plays at least half of every game, and that teams are put together so that playing soccer is about the experience rather than wins or losses.
The organization states that developing players is a core focus, connecting soccer skills and life skills, and that AYSO’s main purpose is to get kids on the field, provide them with coaches, and teach them to play soccer. The mission statement is “Providing world class youth soccer programs that enrich children's lives.” The leadership team includes Julia Dale-Jensen, Sue Moock, Joe Meyer, Jared Casner, Brisa Casillas, Brian Muldowney, Brent Villalobos, Sharon Davis, Felicia Alas, Maureen Allen, Steve Dudum, and Ron Kratochvil in roles such as Commissioner, Treasurer, Field Director, Coach Instructor, age group coordinators, Referee Administrator, Coach Administrator, Secretary, Webmaster, Registrar, Publications, Scheduler, and Referee Assessor.
Program information also notes broader AYSO community involvement, including partnerships with BEEUP Snacks, Chicago Public Schools, Northland Sports Alliance in Kansas City, and the US Center for Mental Health & Sport. AYSO leadership recognition includes the Stack Leadership Award given to Michael Karon, President of AYSO, for his impact in the world of sports volunteering.
Last updated March 18, 2026.
• Ages: 4–14 years old
• Schedule: Week-long AYSO Soccer Camps with mini-camps (1.5 hours per day), half-day camps (3 hours per day), and full-day camps (6 hours per day); Summer Kicks sessions on June 13–15, 20–22, and 27–29
• Price: 9am–12pm (Age 4–14) $125; 9am–3:30pm (Age 8–14) $168
AYSO Soccer Camps run August 7–11 with a 9am–12pm option for ages 4–14 and a 9am–3:30pm option for ages 8–14. The program states that it is providing world class youth soccer programs that enrich children's lives and that it follows AYSO's Six Philosophies. The camps work with players on technical and tactical aspects of the game that are described as appropriate to their age and skill level, with a focus on physical literacy and games to build confidence and fundamentals.
Program materials state that players cover ball familiarization, small group dynamics, motor skill development, and social interaction with maximum participation. The program description notes that it enhances players’ technical development and skill building in a stimulating and positive environment and that players are challenged to consider key tactical components at an age-appropriate level. It also highlights structured learning for all ages and ability levels, skill acquisition and development, and a safe, positive, and fun environment.
San Bruno AYSO Region 249 notes that participants can experience different cultures with coaches from the UK, Europe, and South America. The program description includes developing social values through the INSPIRE curriculum and making new friends. It states that in AYSO, “Everyone Plays” means every child plays at least half of every game, and that teams are put together so that playing soccer is about the experience rather than wins or losses.
The organization states that developing players is a core focus, connecting soccer skills and life skills, and that AYSO’s main purpose is to get kids on the field, provide them with coaches, and teach them to play soccer. The mission statement is “Providing world class youth soccer programs that enrich children's lives.” The leadership team includes Julia Dale-Jensen, Sue Moock, Joe Meyer, Jared Casner, Brisa Casillas, Brian Muldowney, Brent Villalobos, Sharon Davis, Felicia Alas, Maureen Allen, Steve Dudum, and Ron Kratochvil in roles such as Commissioner, Treasurer, Field Director, Coach Instructor, age group coordinators, Referee Administrator, Coach Administrator, Secretary, Webmaster, Registrar, Publications, Scheduler, and Referee Assessor.
Program information also notes broader AYSO community involvement, including partnerships with BEEUP Snacks, Chicago Public Schools, Northland Sports Alliance in Kansas City, and the US Center for Mental Health & Sport. AYSO leadership recognition includes the Stack Leadership Award given to Michael Karon, President of AYSO, for his impact in the world of sports volunteering.
Last updated March 18, 2026.
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