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SC Queen Anne offers soccer through SC Queen Anne’s Soccer Camps for Kids and Youth, Academy training, and training and development programs for players during the seasons. The program also includes coaching clinics for those involved in coaching within the club.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
SC Queen Anne is a non-profit, volunteer-run youth soccer club that is rooted in recreational soccer and supports kids ages 5–18 with professional training and a development-focused environment. All SCQA players benefit from training led by licensed professionals, and volunteer coaching is supported with mentorship in a tiered development model that includes a pathway to select or premier soccer. The official club name is Soccer Club Queen Anne, abbreviated as “SC Queen Anne,” and teams are often referred to as “QA Leopards” or “QA Kangaroos.” SCQA is described as a welcoming home for families and players who value long-term, meaningful soccer experiences.
The Queen Anne Soccer Club is a member club of the Seattle Youth Soccer Association, and its aim is to provide an opportunity for youth to participate and develop in the game of soccer within a fun and safe environment, promoting individual skills and fitness, team play, sportsmanship, and a passion for the game. SC Queen Anne is a non-profit, volunteer-run youth soccer club serving Queen Anne and Downtown Seattle and, as a member of the Seattle Youth Soccer Association (SYSA), competes with 13 neighborhood clubs across the city. The Queen Anne Soccer Club is governed by an all-volunteer Board of Directors that meets monthly to coordinate programs and develop new initiatives.
The leadership team includes Club President and SCQA Registrar Yarrow Banko, Secretary Richard Starnes, Treasurer Pat Tracey, Commissioner Shane Cramer, SYSA Liaison Anne Bare, Coaching and Player Program Director and Mini Program Coordinator Yarrow Banko, Judicial Representative Stephanie Harrington, Field Coordinator Diemuth Pemsl, Marketing Director and Website Manager JP Flores, and Equipment Coordinator Yarrow Banko. The Equipment Coordinator’s responsibilities include purchasing and maintaining club uniforms and equipment such as soccer balls, nets, goals, and first aid kits, and distributing and collecting equipment from coaches as needed.
Last updated February 4, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
SC Queen Anne is a non-profit, volunteer-run youth soccer club that is rooted in recreational soccer and supports kids ages 5–18 with professional training and a development-focused environment. All SCQA players benefit from training led by licensed professionals, and volunteer coaching is supported with mentorship in a tiered development model that includes a pathway to select or premier soccer. The official club name is Soccer Club Queen Anne, abbreviated as “SC Queen Anne,” and teams are often referred to as “QA Leopards” or “QA Kangaroos.” SCQA is described as a welcoming home for families and players who value long-term, meaningful soccer experiences.
The Queen Anne Soccer Club is a member club of the Seattle Youth Soccer Association, and its aim is to provide an opportunity for youth to participate and develop in the game of soccer within a fun and safe environment, promoting individual skills and fitness, team play, sportsmanship, and a passion for the game. SC Queen Anne is a non-profit, volunteer-run youth soccer club serving Queen Anne and Downtown Seattle and, as a member of the Seattle Youth Soccer Association (SYSA), competes with 13 neighborhood clubs across the city. The Queen Anne Soccer Club is governed by an all-volunteer Board of Directors that meets monthly to coordinate programs and develop new initiatives.
The leadership team includes Club President and SCQA Registrar Yarrow Banko, Secretary Richard Starnes, Treasurer Pat Tracey, Commissioner Shane Cramer, SYSA Liaison Anne Bare, Coaching and Player Program Director and Mini Program Coordinator Yarrow Banko, Judicial Representative Stephanie Harrington, Field Coordinator Diemuth Pemsl, Marketing Director and Website Manager JP Flores, and Equipment Coordinator Yarrow Banko. The Equipment Coordinator’s responsibilities include purchasing and maintaining club uniforms and equipment such as soccer balls, nets, goals, and first aid kits, and distributing and collecting equipment from coaches as needed.
Last updated February 4, 2026.
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