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AYSO United offers competitive soccer that includes team training, player development, tournament play, tryouts, Winter Friendlies, and the ID64 National Camp. Any player can try out or attend an AYSO United training session, and players are placed on developmentally appropriate teams that compete against similar level club teams. Each player in AYSO United is expected to play at least 50% of all games.
• Schedule: AYSO United teams will complete the current season as planned, with no changes to training, teams, or competition.
Founded in 2016, AYSO United is the National Club Program of the American Youth Soccer Organization and was launched to meet growing demand for competitive soccer opportunities aligned with AYSO’s values. AYSO United operates in 27 communities nationwide with over 9000 players competing in local travel leagues, regional leagues, and National Leagues, and AYSO serves over 400,000 players nationwide with the United program sitting at the top of the player pyramid. The club states core values of Enjoyment, Education, Commitment, Ownership, Integrity, and Character, and notes that its club methodology exposes players to learning all aspects of the game and is committed not only to developing good soccer players but also good people.
AYSO United’s coaches are trained to the US Soccer Standards with an added emphasis on a positive learning environment. The leadership team includes David Thomas (National Director) and Anthony Fulton (Director of Soccer Operations), along with multiple regional and area directors such as Callum Salter (SoCal General Manager), Artur Jozkowicz (National Director of Coaching / Los Angeles Director), and directors across states and regions including Austin, Alabama, Arizona, the Bay Area, Bergen County, Davis, Hudson Valley, Eau Claire, Iowa, Michigan, New Mexico, multiple SoCal areas, Utah, South San Diego, Knoxville, Las Vegas, Ventura County, Tampa, and SoCal Santa Clarita, as well as Rachel Schmid as E64 Director.
AYSO United’s nationally administered competitive program will conclude at the end of the current season. Beginning with the 2026–27 season, interested players, coaches, and Directors of Coaching who currently participate in the United program may choose to convert their competitive soccer experience to Athletic Soccer Club (ASC) or another independent club environment. AYSO-run competitive programs such as Alliance and Extra are tryout-based options that continue to operate under AYSO’s values, safety standards, and oversight, and Athletic Soccer Club (ASC) is an independent club option for families seeking a traditional club-style competitive experience.
Last updated June 25, 2026.
• Schedule: AYSO United teams will complete the current season as planned, with no changes to training, teams, or competition.
Founded in 2016, AYSO United is the National Club Program of the American Youth Soccer Organization and was launched to meet growing demand for competitive soccer opportunities aligned with AYSO’s values. AYSO United operates in 27 communities nationwide with over 9000 players competing in local travel leagues, regional leagues, and National Leagues, and AYSO serves over 400,000 players nationwide with the United program sitting at the top of the player pyramid. The club states core values of Enjoyment, Education, Commitment, Ownership, Integrity, and Character, and notes that its club methodology exposes players to learning all aspects of the game and is committed not only to developing good soccer players but also good people.
AYSO United’s coaches are trained to the US Soccer Standards with an added emphasis on a positive learning environment. The leadership team includes David Thomas (National Director) and Anthony Fulton (Director of Soccer Operations), along with multiple regional and area directors such as Callum Salter (SoCal General Manager), Artur Jozkowicz (National Director of Coaching / Los Angeles Director), and directors across states and regions including Austin, Alabama, Arizona, the Bay Area, Bergen County, Davis, Hudson Valley, Eau Claire, Iowa, Michigan, New Mexico, multiple SoCal areas, Utah, South San Diego, Knoxville, Las Vegas, Ventura County, Tampa, and SoCal Santa Clarita, as well as Rachel Schmid as E64 Director.
AYSO United’s nationally administered competitive program will conclude at the end of the current season. Beginning with the 2026–27 season, interested players, coaches, and Directors of Coaching who currently participate in the United program may choose to convert their competitive soccer experience to Athletic Soccer Club (ASC) or another independent club environment. AYSO-run competitive programs such as Alliance and Extra are tryout-based options that continue to operate under AYSO’s values, safety standards, and oversight, and Athletic Soccer Club (ASC) is an independent club option for families seeking a traditional club-style competitive experience.
Last updated June 25, 2026.
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