Livermore Fusion Soccer Club runs youth soccer camps for ages 4–13, held Monday–Thursday during the summer (June–August) plus a spring-break camp, coached by its Premier staff with a daily technical-skill focus, games, and camp activities. The club also offers a TopSoccer program for players with special needs.
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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 Livermore Fusion Soccer Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleYou tried to reach out. The season starts after the high school season, and the coach never informed us about the status of the team or what is going to happen. Now I’m hearing rumors that the team might be disbanded. We haven’t received any emails or updates, and of course we already paid for the year. Not even a call to let us know the contract was broken or that we would be getting our money back. It’s really upsetting that we have to keep chasing them for information instead of them reaching out to us. Please find a team that cares for your child.
Fusion has some serious struggles for a youth sports organization. Game scheduling, field management, and referee training are all done poorly. Volunteer coaches require no soccer experience, resulting in some ultra aggressive teams causing facial injuries from constant elbowing and shoving. This is U7 girls soccer here, not the risk my daughter signed up for. I've never seen a referee call a foul on aggression in 5 years despite plenty of opportunities, and several of them officiate by an unwritten set of offsides rules that deviate from what Fusion has done a good job of clearly writing out.
Played against this team where players shove and push opponent team players even at under 8 level. Not sure what or how they coach but that is not how you coach a team. Looks the u8 players are playing rugby or American football or wresting instead of soccer. They play dirty and it’s like a street fight. Zero respect for the game and players.
Honestly, this is not even a recreational league. All the parents pay.. and it’s practically just for a ball, it’s all the parents doing all the work and volunteering, not sure what we even are paying for? they don’t even provide the fields/goals to practice. no refs, no coach’s, no jerseys, no time put into anything. even if you ask a question they don’t even get back to you….very sad.
My 3 kids (2 girls, 1 boy) all played soccer with Fusion. One daughter has continued and is now playing for the U18 Girls Premier team, ranked 12th in the nation. She has secured a scholarship to a CSU. Our experience has been a fantastic one. This is 99% a volunteer organization, and the club has over 2600 members. The spirit is one of development, character, and celebration. I appreciate the challenges of running such a large enterprise, and feel that it is being well done. My daughter is very passionate about playing, and has developed integrity and sportsmanship within the game. I'd recommend this club to anyone.


