Ubuntu Spokane Summer Soccer Camps
Dwight Merkel Sports Complex, 5701 N Assembly St, Spokane, WA 99205
About
Ubuntu Spokane Summer Soccer Camps offers summer soccer camps for kids, along with coaching consulting. The program includes activities that focus on soccer skills led by a coaching staff with specific experience and training.
• Schedule: Offers camps in Summer, Fall, Winter, and Spring.
Founder Morgan Hartanov serves as Youth Director at XiFA, U10 Coach at Washington East, Founder of the 90+ Project, Assistant Coach at Whitworth University, and Head Coach at Cheney and Mt. Spokane High Schools, and holds multiple coaching licenses through TOVO, United Soccer Coaches, and US Soccer. The leadership team also includes Matthew Cong, a Mt. Spokane captain and four-year starter with four years of coaching experience and club experience at Spokane Sounders, Surf, and Washington East; Sebastian Horn, a Whitworth University graduate with a background in Psychology and experience as a local youth club coach; Caleb McCullough, a Mt. Spokane High School standout and club standout at Spokane Sounders and Surf with four years of coaching experience; and Brookes Schaff, a Lewis & Clark All GSL player with three years of experience coaching youth players and club experience with Surf and Breakers. The program is based on the African philosophy of Ubuntu, meaning “I am because we are,” and emphasizes the core values of Ubuntu, Courage, Accountability, Friendship, and Communication. The stated purpose is to provide coaching consulting and summer soccer camps that inspire and empower children of all ages and skill levels to become passionate, skilled, and compassionate soccer players, and to create a positive and inclusive soccer community grounded in these values. Programs blend skill development, character growth, and fun, are described as player-first, and focus on confidence, character, and community in a safe and supportive environment where every player can thrive.
Parent testimonials describe coaches who keep kids engaged, use specific soccer cues like “keep the ball in motion” and “pullback,” and lead unique games and exercises that show planning and care. Parents report positive experiences in toddler classes, noting personalized support with skills and games that their children enjoyed, and some state that they plan to sign up for additional classes.
Last updated January 8, 2026.
• Schedule: Offers camps in Summer, Fall, Winter, and Spring.
Founder Morgan Hartanov serves as Youth Director at XiFA, U10 Coach at Washington East, Founder of the 90+ Project, Assistant Coach at Whitworth University, and Head Coach at Cheney and Mt. Spokane High Schools, and holds multiple coaching licenses through TOVO, United Soccer Coaches, and US Soccer. The leadership team also includes Matthew Cong, a Mt. Spokane captain and four-year starter with four years of coaching experience and club experience at Spokane Sounders, Surf, and Washington East; Sebastian Horn, a Whitworth University graduate with a background in Psychology and experience as a local youth club coach; Caleb McCullough, a Mt. Spokane High School standout and club standout at Spokane Sounders and Surf with four years of coaching experience; and Brookes Schaff, a Lewis & Clark All GSL player with three years of experience coaching youth players and club experience with Surf and Breakers. The program is based on the African philosophy of Ubuntu, meaning “I am because we are,” and emphasizes the core values of Ubuntu, Courage, Accountability, Friendship, and Communication. The stated purpose is to provide coaching consulting and summer soccer camps that inspire and empower children of all ages and skill levels to become passionate, skilled, and compassionate soccer players, and to create a positive and inclusive soccer community grounded in these values. Programs blend skill development, character growth, and fun, are described as player-first, and focus on confidence, character, and community in a safe and supportive environment where every player can thrive.
Parent testimonials describe coaches who keep kids engaged, use specific soccer cues like “keep the ball in motion” and “pullback,” and lead unique games and exercises that show planning and care. Parents report positive experiences in toddler classes, noting personalized support with skills and games that their children enjoyed, and some state that they plan to sign up for additional classes.
Last updated January 8, 2026.
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