Pacific FC

What ages and competitive levels does Pacific FC serve?Pacific FC forms travel teams for boys and girls from U9 through U19. Teams compete in OYSA, Washington Premier League, National Premier League, and US Youth Soccer’s Northwest Conference, with additional ties to WPL Academy, US Club Soccer, and Oregon ODP when players pursue broader pathways. Coaches place athletes within each birth year on rosters that match skill and commitment, sometimes at different competitive tiers within the same age group.

When and where are Pacific FC tryouts?Tryouts for the 2026–2027 season run in May at the Ridgefield Outdoor Recreation Complex at 3101 S Hillhurst Rd, Ridgefield, WA 98642, and at View Ridge Middle School fields nearby. Families should register interest early, bring proper gear, and avoid wearing other club logos. After the main window, players can request mid-season evaluations if rosters still have openings.

What extra training and camps does the club offer?Beyond team schedules, Pacific FC runs Future Stars for U8–U10 players, a Technical Skills Academy with optional goalkeeper work, $80 summer camps on Ridgefield High School grass in late June and July, Thorns Training blocks for girls tied to Portland Thorns FC, and a Nike camp at Luke Jensen Field in Vancouver for ages 6–17. Many supplemental sessions register through club communications emailed to members.

How did Pacific FC start and who are the member clubs?Pacific FC was founded and chartered in 2009 through an alliance between Pacific Soccer Club and Vancouver West Soccer Club to create a clearer advanced pathway for motivated players in southwest Washington. The organization emphasizes competitive team formation, modern training, and partnerships that support individual growth on and off the field.

Who should families contact with questions?For girls-team questions, families can reach Ali Nortz (team committee), Tami Perkins (girls director of coaching), Kristen Beauchamp (assistant girls DOC), Bryan Vogel (U9–U10), or Jackson Rudolph (goalkeeping). Boys-team contacts include Jesus Murrieta, Dustin Johnson, Bryan Vogel, and Jackson Rudolph. Club-wide leadership includes Greg McGreevey and Filly Afenegus; registration and administration run through Rachelle Beatty. General questions go through the club’s inquiry form linked from the contact section.

Is Pacific FC a good fit for my player?Pacific FC suits families in Vancouver and southwest Washington who want a competitive club environment with state and regional league play, structured tryouts, and optional high-level girls’ pathways through Thorns partnerships. Players ready for travel commitment, May tryouts, and year-round development blocks—including camps and academy add-ons—will find the clearest match. Families comparing options should review tryout timing, league affiliations, and supplemental programs before registering.