Oregon Soccer Academy is a premier soccer club formed on the premise that todayıs youth deserve an opportunity to develop their soccer skills, team building skills, community awareness, and personal pride in a quality environment. The clubıs goal is to develop Premier and upper Division teams; rosters will be formed to achieve that goal. If you would like to be part of this exciting club, we invite you to attend tryouts!
Quality not quantity is the basis for Oregon Soccer Academy. OSA is committed to forming high quality, competitive teams during the fall and winter outdoor seasons. Players will be evaluated at tryouts with the goal of forming rosters that will be competitive during the outdoor seasons.
Players are asked to commit their time and talents to the season of competition. Fall season includes summer training and tournaments, fall season team practices and league games. At the conclusion of the fall season, members are encouraged to participate in other activities and return to an OSA team as their schedule allows.
Developing the player as a person is a high priority. Therefore, players are encouraged to participate in other sports, hobbies, school events or community outreach endeavors during the off-season.
Superior coaching philosophy sets Oregon Soccer Academy apart from other clubs. Coaches are selected because of their ability to be outstanding role models for youth as well as their proven history as quality soccer coaches. Head coach Bernie Fagan personally sees that his staff of coaches not only address the skill and strategy needs of the premier soccer player, but also instill a sense of responsibility and pride.
The OSA Board of Directors is comprised of people in the community with a sincere interest in soccer and youth development. Board members are not necessarily parents of Oregon Soccer Academy team members. This format provides the best direction for the club as a whole.
Parents are encouraged to participate in committees that will promote the entire club and strengthen the quality of environment for their children.
Oregon Soccer Academy teams have been excelling at their divisions since the beginning of the club.
- Two of the 10 fall season teams earn spots in the Premier Gold division! Congratulations to the GU13 Lightning and the BU12 Renegades teams!
- The GU13 Shockwaves earn a spot in Division 1.
- The GU12 Breakers earn a spot in Division 2.
- The GU12 Explosion take first place in the Classic 2 division.
- The BU12 Earthquakes earn a spot in Division 2.
- The BU11 Storm team places 2nd overall in the President's Cup! Also, the Storm takes 1st place in the Hillsboro Cup, 1st place in the Beaverton Cup, 2nd place in the Lake Oswego Nike Cup, and 5th place in the PCU Tournament (playing in the U12 bracket).
- The GU15 Fusion team takes 1st place in the Salem Waterfront Classic!
- OSA hosts its first U15-16 2003 Winter Outdoor League teams.
OSA hosts its first U15 Summer League teams.
Nine teams represented during the fall season:
- GU14 Classic I Fusion team: Third in standings.
- GU14 Classic II Spirit team: Seventh in standings.
- GU12 Premier Lightning team: Tenth in standings, advancing team in Snicker's Cup.
- GU12 Classic II Shockwaves team: Fifth in standings.
- BU12 Classic I Thunder team: Fourth in standings.
- GU11 Breakers team: Fourth in standings.
- GU11 Explosion team: Seventh in standings.
- BU11 Developmental Renegades team: Second in standings.
- BU11 Developmental Earthquakes team: Seventh in standings.
Nine teams represented:
- GU14 Classic I Mad Dogs team: First in standings.
- GU14 Classic I Rage team: Fourth in standings and Semi-finalists in Presidentıs Cup.
- GU14 Classic II Rush team: Tenth in standings.
- BU14 Classic II Strikers team: Second in standings and Semi-finalists in Presidentıs Cup.
- GU13 Classic I Fusion team: Fourth in standings and Semi-finalists in Presidentıs Cup.
- GU12 Classic I Fire team: Fifth in standings.
- GU11 Developmental Lightning team: Eighth in standings.
- GU11 Developmental Red Devils team: Fourth in standings.
- BU11 Developmental Thunder team: Fourth in standings and PCU Cup U11 Champions.
OSA grows to eight teams and gains independent status.
Teams represented: Boys U13 and U14; Girls U11, U12, U13, and U14.
- GU13 Mad Dogs: 2000 Presidentıs Cup Second Place.
OSA grows to five teams: Boys U11, U12 and U13; Girls U12 and U13.
- GU12 Mad Dogs: 1999 Presidentıs Cup Champions.
Oregon Soccer Academy formed with charter membership through Rockwood Reynolds Soccer Club. Boys U12 team and Girls U12 teams are the foundation for growth.
