Tierrasanta Soccer Academy
Tierrasanta Soccer Academy / San Diego SAY · Private
Tierrasanta Soccer Academy is a nonprofit community youth soccer organization in San Diego, powered by SAY Soccer, serving players ages 3-18. Alongside recreational and competitive leagues, its professional trainers run clinics and specialized summer camps for both recreational and competitive players.
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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 Tierrasanta Soccer Academy / San Diego SAY directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Elizabeth SnyderOur daughter had her first season with TFA this spring and absolutely loved it! She even made the competitive team! The coaches are outstanding! Especially Coach Tye! Only good things to say about Total Futbol Academy!!
★★★David BonesteelThe summer camp is like a day care not a training session. Kids are playing games and having fun but not trained or taught new skills or any soccer concepts. I can’t speak for their club team situation as this is my first experience with this company but the camp was a lot of standing around and a huge waste of money if you were expecting your child’s improvement. The majority of the children at this camp were age 5.
★David MailboxThis league is facing several issues. To start, it’s under-staffed, lacking a sufficient number of coaches and referees. Additionally, team practices aren’t held separately; instead, there’s one general practice session for the entire league. Another concern is the composition of the teams. Despite being a league for both boys and girls, some teams consist entirely of boys, which leads to imbalanced competition. For instance, my son’s team, which includes both boys and girls, faced a team of only boys and suffered a significant loss of 18-0. While winning isn’t the primary goal, such uneven matchups can lessen the enjoyment for the kids involved. The league lacks fairness and proper organization. It might be more beneficial to consider other leagues that better promote fair play and a fun, inclusive team atmosphere.
★★★★★SaraMy son has been part of TFA for the last year. He was part of another club previously. I have seen such tremendous growth in the past year. His coach is amazing and has given the boys such wondeful experiences to increase their soccer skills so far!
★★★★★Cristal SWe have two kids in TFA's competitive program and have also done their rec program. The coaches and everyone behind the scenes are extremely experienced and have worked in the Tierrasanta soccer community for many many years. We could not be any happier with TFA and hope to stay with them for many years to come.