“WUFC is an amazing club! From the pre-try out orientation to halfway point in the season we have been blown away. Our kiddo is absolutely thriving amongst this community. Some key points have included the clubs amazing communication, positive coaching approach and ability to help the kiddos level up while also focusing on being competitive in an instructive way. All the coaches are very patient and wonderful at helping each kiddo be the best human they can and enjoy soccer at a whole new level. We cannot express our gratitude enough for this club and their leadership. ”

“Having had our son come up through the soccer ranks at WUFC, from Rec to FA to Classic and beyond.. The amount of development that occurs in just those short FA years is incredible. Much of this is due to the focus of the WUFC FA coaching staff on developing the person as well as the soccer player. I would recommend WUFC FA to anyone, proof being that our daughter is now benefiting from their program. She is improving day by day, is part of a great team, oh and did I mention they treat you like family? Go Willamette! ”

“The FA program offered by WUFC is just an amazing experience for young soccer players. I have had three kids that have participated in the program and all of them loved the extra attention. They were able to spend more time on the pitch and improve their soccer skill. I truly believe this program helped them to become better players. The coaches are fantastic and spend so much time with each and every player! We are so blessed that our club offers such a valuable program.”

“We’ve had two boys graduate from the FA program, and we feel like they both were well prepared for the next stage of their soccer careers. Willamette FA is a great bridge between the recreational experience and the higher expectations of classic soccer. We saw dramatic technical improvement in both of our sons throughout FA, without sacrificing their love of the game. From the coaching staff to the parents, the focus is 100% on development as opposed to winning and losing games, which has clearly benefited the kids as they’ve moved through the system.”