About
Yamhill Carlton Soccer Club offers soccer through small-sided games, recreational and competitive leagues, mixed age and skill play, and programs such as High School programs, Advanced Academy programs, and TOPSoccer. The club also runs activities including Friday Night Small-sided Games, Free Toddler Fun Time, Emerging Programs, Champions Club, Arena Drop-ins, HS Skills with Coaches Jon and Mick, Emerging Champions, Champions Skills, FREE Vision Training sessions, off-season tournaments, all age Community Tournaments, Adult/coach drop-ins, one-on-one skill training and assessment, and a Get up and GO Obstacle Course. The club also runs a year-round “Deposit Return” Bottle and Can Drive connected to its scholarship program.
• Ages: 0–18 years old
• Schedule: Champions Club meets Mondays 3:00–4:30pm, HS Skills with Coaches Jon and Mick meets Tuesdays 4:00–5:30pm, Emerging Champions meets Wednesdays 2:30–3:00pm, Champions meets Wednesdays 3:00–4:30pm with an optional Champions Skills session 4:30–5:00pm (currently on hold), Free Toddler/PreK FUN TIME runs April–October 2026 on Tuesdays 10:30–11:15am, and the 4th–5th grade Classic League plays eight Saturday games from March to May.
• Price: Annual club membership is $15 from June 2025–July 2026 and covers all free programming, members 3 years and under are free, the facility is provided at no cost to families, numerous programs such as Free Toddler Fun Time, Emerging Programs, Champions Club, Arena Drop-ins, FREE Vision Training sessions, and Free Toddler/PreK FUN TIME are free, and one-on-one skill training and assessment is free for 2022–2023 Annual Club Members.
Yamhill Carlton Soccer Club is led by YCSC Program Director Karen Wright, Coach Karen, Coaches Jon and Mick, and vision coaching expert TJ Kostecky. The club states that vision training is the backbone of all club training, uses Vision Training Soccer methodology from PreK and up, and requires every player to complete Vision Training to qualify for team league play. The club is Oregon’s first certified club with Vision Training Soccer and is the only certified Vision Training Club in Oregon.
The club describes itself as an all-volunteer program where parents and players are encouraged to get involved, and free training is offered to all volunteer coaches and parents. It is a non-profit sponsored project of Yamhill Carlton Together Cares (YCTC) and reports over 10,500 hours of volunteerism documented in 2024. Youth mentorship opportunities run year-round, with volunteer hours that can go toward the Presidential Volunteer Service Award, and players can earn this award through volunteer hours.
Yamhill Carlton Soccer Club reports that its programs are fully inclusive and integrative from toddler through adult, including players with special needs and emerging athletes, and that it sponsors over 700 hours annually of free programming. The club runs a Scholarship Program that it states makes it possible for every child who wants to play soccer to afford to and that provides equipment for many free programs. The club reports that its programs touch the lives of more than 700 people annually from toddlers to seniors, including special needs and emerging athletes.
The club encourages mixed age and skill play and notes that 3rd graders with experience, strength, and vision can be included to play 9v9 in the 4th–5th grade Classic League. In Champions Club, players can earn a club jersey after their first three days or events and patches for every additional three events, and they can earn a free Champions Club jacket by working on skills. The club states that it never tallies wins and losses and instead tracks programming and service metrics.
Yamhill Carlton Soccer Club runs a year-round Deposit Return Bottle and Can Drive for its scholarship program, with bottles and cans collected at the Arena, and any funds beyond scholarship needs are held for the 2030 Community Field Cover Project. The club notes that its record of volunteerism has been described as unparalleled by other clubs in Oregon.
Last updated January 6, 2026.
• Ages: 0–18 years old
• Schedule: Champions Club meets Mondays 3:00–4:30pm, HS Skills with Coaches Jon and Mick meets Tuesdays 4:00–5:30pm, Emerging Champions meets Wednesdays 2:30–3:00pm, Champions meets Wednesdays 3:00–4:30pm with an optional Champions Skills session 4:30–5:00pm (currently on hold), Free Toddler/PreK FUN TIME runs April–October 2026 on Tuesdays 10:30–11:15am, and the 4th–5th grade Classic League plays eight Saturday games from March to May.
• Price: Annual club membership is $15 from June 2025–July 2026 and covers all free programming, members 3 years and under are free, the facility is provided at no cost to families, numerous programs such as Free Toddler Fun Time, Emerging Programs, Champions Club, Arena Drop-ins, FREE Vision Training sessions, and Free Toddler/PreK FUN TIME are free, and one-on-one skill training and assessment is free for 2022–2023 Annual Club Members.
Yamhill Carlton Soccer Club is led by YCSC Program Director Karen Wright, Coach Karen, Coaches Jon and Mick, and vision coaching expert TJ Kostecky. The club states that vision training is the backbone of all club training, uses Vision Training Soccer methodology from PreK and up, and requires every player to complete Vision Training to qualify for team league play. The club is Oregon’s first certified club with Vision Training Soccer and is the only certified Vision Training Club in Oregon.
The club describes itself as an all-volunteer program where parents and players are encouraged to get involved, and free training is offered to all volunteer coaches and parents. It is a non-profit sponsored project of Yamhill Carlton Together Cares (YCTC) and reports over 10,500 hours of volunteerism documented in 2024. Youth mentorship opportunities run year-round, with volunteer hours that can go toward the Presidential Volunteer Service Award, and players can earn this award through volunteer hours.
Yamhill Carlton Soccer Club reports that its programs are fully inclusive and integrative from toddler through adult, including players with special needs and emerging athletes, and that it sponsors over 700 hours annually of free programming. The club runs a Scholarship Program that it states makes it possible for every child who wants to play soccer to afford to and that provides equipment for many free programs. The club reports that its programs touch the lives of more than 700 people annually from toddlers to seniors, including special needs and emerging athletes.
The club encourages mixed age and skill play and notes that 3rd graders with experience, strength, and vision can be included to play 9v9 in the 4th–5th grade Classic League. In Champions Club, players can earn a club jersey after their first three days or events and patches for every additional three events, and they can earn a free Champions Club jacket by working on skills. The club states that it never tallies wins and losses and instead tracks programming and service metrics.
Yamhill Carlton Soccer Club runs a year-round Deposit Return Bottle and Can Drive for its scholarship program, with bottles and cans collected at the Arena, and any funds beyond scholarship needs are held for the 2030 Community Field Cover Project. The club notes that its record of volunteerism has been described as unparalleled by other clubs in Oregon.
Last updated January 6, 2026.
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