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Dayton Futbol Academy

★★★★½ 4.844 reviewsTroy, OH

Private

Dayton Futbol Academy (DFA) is a competitive youth soccer club based in Troy, Ohio with sites in Troy, Tipp City, and Englewood. Alongside its year-round travel program, DFA runs summer offerings including goalkeeper and striker camps and recreational camps, plus a weekly speed-and-agility program for ages 6 and up. Camps focus on individual technical skill development led by club coaching staff.

The practical details

Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
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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 Dayton Futbol Academy directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Cooper Reynolds

Caleb Norton is a wonderful trainer and is excellent at teaching useful and impact full techniques in the speed and agility class.

★★★★★G K

The teacher and instructor and other coaches are incredible they spend one-on-one with each student they focus on the fundamentals and all the children leave a better player than they entered every single time they go I love that there's lots of seating it's extremely clean and definitely will be going back annually

★★★★★Joshua nduwayo

Hello.! My name is Joshua. 17 years old. Looking for a Soccer Club to join. Can i join you guys?

Karee Brown

FYI - Don’t respectfully express your opinion on your sons absentee coach (Latif Affini) via email and then when your concern are dismissed don’t let the rest of team pile on. Apparently it’s ok for coach to show up to only a quarter of practices and for only first 15 min and a handful games as long as a high school or college trainer is their to baby sit the players and make them run laps. When no player growth happens the subsequent fall session you have no right to still be upset. David Wall will kick your children out of the club and hold their player cards ransom for rest of year when the other parents suggest it would be a good idea to have a team meeting to discuss.

★★★★★Sandi Boudinot

Very nice. A large open field, was especially nice ,our great grand daughter's soccer team won their game. If anyone goes when it's sunny you may want to bring something for shade and it's bring your own seats.

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