Pacesetter Soccer Club is a youth soccer club founded in 1980 in Sylvania, Ohio, playing at the 138-acre Sylvania Pacesetter Park and partnering with Sylvania Recreation on youth soccer programs. It is organized around club and recreational soccer; a distinct summer camp offering could not be confirmed.
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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 Pacesetter Soccer Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleA good place to play soccer with friends. The air ventilation system is not working well during summer.
Said at tryouts they all inclusive and find a team for every kid. Instead of talking to parents saying they didn't have a team for their kid there was no communication at all until you hear from other families their kids got an invite to play. Tried calling Nikki and emailing her and her bosses with no response of an sort. Pathetic league don't waist you time or money. Never seen such unprofessional, unorganized, poor management before.
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I myself played Pacesetter from 1993-2000 and now my son plays for the club. In Northwest Ohio, there is no comparison for the quality of play that Pacesetter allows your athlete access to. A selection of competitive teams across all age groups U7-U19 - and highly competitive programs for male and female athletes. Wonderful coaches, top quality regional/multi-state/national leagues, and camp/development opportunities.
Loved it when coach Nick was there. My son had coach Mike, and playing time was cut drastically. Always noticed it was 3 particular kids that playing time was cut. To me, it was a coincidence that they were the only minority kids. Never felt like that before at Pacesetter with any other coach. I did talk to management about my concerns, which was a waste of time. Sadly, we left Pacesetter due to the concerns I had. My son is a child and should not be discriminated against due to his race.




