December - January - February

Youth Development Program (YDP) - U8 through U10
Winter Competitive - Oregon Premier League (OPL)
U15 through U19

Winter Indoor Academy - November through March
Northeast United
Oregon Soccer Academy
Portland City United
Portland Futsal

March - April - May

Spring Recreational - U7 through U14
(Kick & Chase -Kindergarten sessions
may be available at your local club)
High School Coed Recreational - U15 through U19
Youth Development Program (YDP) - U8 through U10
Oregon Premier League (OPL) - Competitive Spring League

Summer
June - July (August)

Camps
Youth Development Program (YDP) - U8 through U10
Summer Tournaments

Youth Summer Camps - June through August
Bernie Fagan
Concordia
Skyhawks
Timbers
UK
University of Portland

August - September - October - November

Recreational Soccer - Kindergarten U5 & U6
Recreational Soccer - U7 through U14 (1st through 8th Grade)
High School Coed - U15 through U19 (9th through 12th Grade)
Youth Development League (YDP) - U8 / U9 & U10
Oregon Premier League (OPL) Competitive U10 through U14
High Schools
Oregon Premier League (OPL) Competitive - Club Tryouts - August & November

August - September - October - November

Bridlemile
Northeast United
Oregon Soccer Academy
Portland City united

Portland Youth Soccer Association Web site
Listing of all recreational member soccer clubs
http://www.portlandyouthsoccer.com/null
Click on the About PYSA button and select the Member Clubs tab.

Oregon Premier League Web site
http://www.oregonpremierleague.com/home.php
Click on the About Us button and the page provides a list of all members.

Classic or Premier Soccer is a year round endeavor. Tryouts are in May for the U11-U14 players, and August for U15-U19 players.

U14 players who will be entering their high schools as Freshman and are considering playing soccer need to make sure they contact the school right away. Many high school teams participate in summer leagues which give incoming freshman a chance to play with other players who they will be attending school with and also get to know the high school coaching staff in a less formal setting. All high schools have preseason camps and tryouts prior to school starting. If players are serious about playing in high school they need to understand that they need to attend these events. In order to tryout for high school soccer players also must have a physical. All of this information can be obtained by calling their respective high school.

For those players who either do not make a team at their high school or would rather have something a little less intense, there is the High School Co-Ed league. This is a very successful league and teams are formed at many of the local high schools. More information can be found at portlandsoccer.org.