Soccer Chance Academy is a year-round competitive youth soccer club in Portland. Its summer offering includes a five-day residential camp at Camp Cedar Ridge (late July) for players born 2011–2018 (roughly ages 8–15), combining soccer training with an overnight camp experience.
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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 Soccer Chance Academy directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Janeth “Y” Hernandez SolisGreat atmosphere, passionate coaching staff, and a real focus on player development. The club does a fantastic job balancing competitiveness with teamwork and sportsmanship. Facilities are well-maintained, and communication with families is clear and consistent. Highly recommend for anyone looking to grow their skills and love for the game!
★★★★★Mahmoud Zeriek⚽️Very well, organized academy offering a good safe environment for kids to grow and learn soccer ⚽️
★★★★Todd DuncanHad a friendly soccer match against SCA on their field. The turf is in good condition. The nets on the west side of the field need to be rehung. Plenty of parking for visitors.
★★★★★Abigail KhudaverdyanJoining SCA has been a fantastic experience for our family. Although we haven't been here long, our time has been nothing short of exceptional. The coaches demonstrate remarkable emotional intelligence and agility, serving as excellent role models for young athletes. Both my daughter and son are thriving in this supportive environment, and we’re excited about what the future holds with SCA.
★★★★★Matt WaldmanSCA is a terrific soccer community. The coaches are all top notch, and the club is organized and communicative with regular parent meetings and accessibility to coaches and staff. Our daughter has thrived here and both she and we have grown close with many other families. I love that the focus is on player development and providing a safe and positive environment for the children as opposed to just winning games (which they do still achieve!). This is not a club where you will hear coaches or parents yelling at the kids from the sidelines and trying to remote control the play, it's about teaching independent problem solving and success. I have been very impressed so far!