The Oregon Youth Soccer Association (OYSA) is the state governing body for youth soccer in Oregon, sanctioned by US Youth Soccer. It oversees recreational and competitive leagues, tournaments, State Cup, and the Olympic Development Program rather than operating a kids' summer camp itself.
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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 Oregon Youth Soccer Association directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Ashley Kirk
★David YoderHalf the refs don’t know what they are doing and are putting the kids in danger by letting them make dangerous tackles. They are also ruining the fun by making horrible calls.
★Jose BazanHave not had many issues with OYSA, but at the end of last season one of my daughters games had to be postponed due to the lights never coming on. Last night my son had a development game at Delta park (All OYSA development games are at Delta park), Game time was 5:45PM, Feb,23,2020 The lights should have been on by then since it was already getting dark. By half time all 5 games in progress had to be cancelled due to the lights never coming on. We pay a lot of money, take time out of our day, most of our team drives 1.5 Hours round trip to delta park, just to have the game cancelled 22 minuted later... we need to do a better job over there OYSA.
★★★★Jorge GonzalezWent to get my D license. Robin aka "Canelo" is an awesome human being and instructor.
★★PDX MomThis organization is more interested in making money than encouraging a love for the sport. Since they took over the futsal league, it has been a disaster to say the least. Some rules and fine amounts are absurd. I give it 2 stars only because the players really enjoy playing. As a family, we will likely stick to Rose City skills classes and outdoor club teams.