Willamette United FC Soccer Programs and Camps
West Linn High School – Stadium Turf, 2900 SW Borland Rd, Tualatin, OR 97062
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Willamette United FC Youth Soccer Programs and Camps offers soccer activities that include an Overnight Soccer Camp at Camp Cedar Ridge, a June Soccer + STEM Summer Camp with World Cup tournament games, July and August Summer Camps, and Special Topic Fridays Competitive Player Camp sessions. The June Soccer + STEM Summer Camp combines soccer technique and skills with an optional STEM portion that starts at 12pm, and registration for the June, July, and August Soccer Camps includes a WUFC camp shirt. The Special Topic Fridays Competitive Player Camp focuses each session on a specific part of the game that coaches are introducing during team trainings and then explores that area further on Fridays.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Overnight camp runs Sunday–Thursday; June, July, and August summer camps run Monday–Thursday in 4-day sessions (5 days for the overnight camp), with half-day and full-day options; Special Topic Fridays Competitive Player Camp meets in single-session Friday blocks by birth year.
• Price: Overnight Soccer Camp $885; June, July, and August Half Day Camps $149 and Full Day Camps $199; Special Topic Fridays Competitive Player Camp $30 per session.
During the June Soccer + STEM Summer Camp, campers who attend the STEM portion break at 11:15am and walk with staff to have lunch inside Riverside High School before starting their STEM camp sessions at 12pm. The club’s mission states that it strives for excellence in the promotion and administration of youth soccer in the community, with objectives that include promoting character development and physical fitness, developing self and community pride, modeling and teaching good sportsmanship through team play, and providing the opportunity to learn, enjoy, and play organized soccer at various skill levels in a safe environment. The club also states that it will inspire and educate members to be strong and productive athletes, citizens, and leaders, and that it strives to help children grow physically, emotionally, mentally, and academically through youth sports.
The leadership team includes Executive Director Mike Iacolucci, Club Manager Ian Monihan, Director of Operations Steve Piercy, Director of Coaching Conor Peterhans, West Linn Youth Soccer Manager Max Prophet, Wilsonville Youth Soccer Manager Alex Smith, Club Registrar Nate Jackson, Digital Media staff member Ellie Schmid, Operations Assistant Owen Peterson, Goalkeeping Director Yimmi Ulloa, and Bilingual Experience Coordinator Juan Flores. The Board of Directors includes Club President Thomas Quesenberry, Vice President Blaine Clooten, Recreational Director Scott Howard, Treasurer Andrew Simpson, Secretary Karlee Brandini, Fund Development Chair Lisa Steenson, and At-Large members Justine Keith and Robyn Bodin.
Parent testimonials describe Willamette United FC as a well-run club with SafeSport and concussion training required for coaches and adults, and note that the club supports multi-sport athletes. Other testimonials describe positive experiences with the FA program, including comments about coaching, communication, and a focus on development and the overall experience for young soccer players.
Last updated July 5, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Overnight camp runs Sunday–Thursday; June, July, and August summer camps run Monday–Thursday in 4-day sessions (5 days for the overnight camp), with half-day and full-day options; Special Topic Fridays Competitive Player Camp meets in single-session Friday blocks by birth year.
• Price: Overnight Soccer Camp $885; June, July, and August Half Day Camps $149 and Full Day Camps $199; Special Topic Fridays Competitive Player Camp $30 per session.
During the June Soccer + STEM Summer Camp, campers who attend the STEM portion break at 11:15am and walk with staff to have lunch inside Riverside High School before starting their STEM camp sessions at 12pm. The club’s mission states that it strives for excellence in the promotion and administration of youth soccer in the community, with objectives that include promoting character development and physical fitness, developing self and community pride, modeling and teaching good sportsmanship through team play, and providing the opportunity to learn, enjoy, and play organized soccer at various skill levels in a safe environment. The club also states that it will inspire and educate members to be strong and productive athletes, citizens, and leaders, and that it strives to help children grow physically, emotionally, mentally, and academically through youth sports.
The leadership team includes Executive Director Mike Iacolucci, Club Manager Ian Monihan, Director of Operations Steve Piercy, Director of Coaching Conor Peterhans, West Linn Youth Soccer Manager Max Prophet, Wilsonville Youth Soccer Manager Alex Smith, Club Registrar Nate Jackson, Digital Media staff member Ellie Schmid, Operations Assistant Owen Peterson, Goalkeeping Director Yimmi Ulloa, and Bilingual Experience Coordinator Juan Flores. The Board of Directors includes Club President Thomas Quesenberry, Vice President Blaine Clooten, Recreational Director Scott Howard, Treasurer Andrew Simpson, Secretary Karlee Brandini, Fund Development Chair Lisa Steenson, and At-Large members Justine Keith and Robyn Bodin.
Parent testimonials describe Willamette United FC as a well-run club with SafeSport and concussion training required for coaches and adults, and note that the club supports multi-sport athletes. Other testimonials describe positive experiences with the FA program, including comments about coaching, communication, and a focus on development and the overall experience for young soccer players.
Last updated July 5, 2026.
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