CGA Academy Soccer Club serves youth soccer players ages 5-19 in the Pocatello area with recreational and travel teams plus summer camps and clinics, including an Attacking & Scoring Camp and an international camp with guest coaches from Germany. Its CGA Kid Star program develops players ages 5-11.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact CGA Academy Soccer Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleWe have had a great experience with CGA. Within a short period of time, our daughter gained knowledge from experienced and knowledgeable coaches. They have taught her multiple areas and given her the opportunity to grow. They are constantly teaching and looking at the big picture and helping the children learn and love the game. I have enjoyed having my daughter learn from multiple different coaches in the club and look forward to years and years of knowledge and training as they help her grown and develop. I wouldn't go anywhere else with her.
If you're looking for a competitive soccer club that will drive development and will take kids skills to higher levels CGA is a right choice. My son has thrived this year and continues to achieve greater results under the very talented coaching and directors mentorship.
I hardly ever leave bad reviews, but we had such an awful experience with CGA that I felt I had to. I know my experience isn’t the same as everyone else’s, but here are some examples: 1) They only care about winning, not development. If your kid is not one of the top players don’t expect any playing time. My son played about 2 -5 minutes a game, if that. Hard to transfer what you are learning on the field if they don’t let you even try and apply. They do NOT follow their own mission. 2) Kids didn’t have a coach the first month of team. When they did get a coach, he was only present about 50% of the time at practice. The rest of the time they were combined with the girl’s coach/team- so over 20 kids to one coach. When the coach was there, he had no voice. 3) There was bullying. When brought to their attention Alin’s response was- “we don’t allow that…..but maybe he isn’t a good fit for our league”. The coaches saw it and did nothing. One practice I had to get out of my car and stop it myself. 4) Winter indoor practice scheduling is at the mercy of other facilities’ schedules. They will not give you the schedule until the night before, but you are expected to be able to make any time and day they decide to throw at you with no advanced notice. If you have multiple kids in different activities, there is no way to plan. 5) Probably the worst part is they took a child who really wanted to learn and destroyed his love for the sport and his self-esteem. While Kidstar was ok, I will not allow my family to participate in any CGA activities anymore. I would highly suggest saving your hard-earned money and find another league.
We moved here from Seattle and were looking for a club that is all about being better. We found out about CGA and it was amazing. They put a lot of effort into making us feel welcome and have continued since day 1. If you want a club where you are going to play the best teams, CGA is for you.
Our experience with CGA was really good. Experienced coaching staff and an overall well run club Our daughter played in multiple metropolitan areas and with several different clubs (at least 6 clubs in three states). CGA was a top notch program that truly helped her maximize her potential







