Nationals 4th Place
U16 Boys White
Since 1976, our players, coaches and volunteers have built a community around the game of soccer. Explore the milestones that shaped our club.
Explore the club's competitive achievements by competition. National tournament appearances and championships are recorded separately.
U16 Boys White
u16 Boys White
FC Salmon Creek B2008 — U16 Boys
FC Salmon Creek’s January 14, 2024 announcement credits the team with the Washington Cup State Championship and the BU16 Super League 1 title. This Club Honors record covers only the cup title.
FC Salmon Creek 11G White — U13 Girls
OYSA’s Founders Cup records name FC Salmon Creek 11G White as the U13 Girls Division 1 champion over Hillsboro Rush 11G White.
FCSC 12G White
The club announced the 12G White team’s 2022 Founders Cup championship on November 29, 2022.
FCSC B04 Juventus
FC Salmon Creek announced that B04 Juventus won the 2021 Oregon Presidents Cup, qualifying for Western States Presidents regional competition.
FCSC B05 Juventus
FC Salmon Creek announced in December 2019 that B05 Juventus won the November 2019 PSPL State Cup Championship.
FCSC Nemesis 00 Ellertson — U17 Girls
OYSA annual report identifies FCSC Nemesis 00 Ellertson among the 2017 Oregon State Cup winners. Coach name is not confirmed for this title.
FCSC 03G Blue — U14 Girls
OYSA 2018 annual report, 2016 Founders Cup results (page 19 of PDF), lists FCSC 03G Blue as the U14 Girls champion over WA Timbers 03G White 1.
FCSC Nemesis 98 — U17 Girls
Won the 2016 Oregon State Cup at U17 Girls and qualified for the Far West Regional Championships.
FCSC Nemesis 00 Ellertson — U15 Girls
Won the 2016 Oregon State Cup at U15 Girls and qualified for the Far West Regional Championships.
FCSC 00 Ellertson — U14 Girls
The Washington State Legends historical winners table lists FCSC 00 Ellertson as the U14 Girls Washington State Youth champion for 2015.
FCSC Nemesis 99 — U13 Girls
Listed as the U13 Girls champion in the Washington Youth Soccer Challenge Cup, a competition distinct from the Washington State Championships.
FCSC Advanced team (name unconfirmed)
FC Salmon Creek’s published history records that one of the five newly formed Advanced teams won the Washington State Fred Meyer Commissioner’s Cup in 2004.
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Salmon Creek Soccer Club begins serving local youth and families through community-based recreational soccer.
The club is formally incorporated as a nonprofit, strengthening its foundation as a community soccer organization.
Salmon Creek works with Clark County Parks on Felida Park, expanding field opportunities for local players.
The club introduces an advanced competitive division with five teams; one earns a Washington State Commissioner’s Cup title.
FC Salmon Creek’s published history records that one of the five newly formed Advanced teams won the Washington State Fred Meyer Commissioner’s Cup in 2004.
The advanced division grows from five to ten teams, creating more opportunities for ambitious players.
Six Select teams launch. Across the club, more than 1,000 players participate on 110 teams in over 1,200 games.
Listed as the U13 Girls champion in the Washington Youth Soccer Challenge Cup, a competition distinct from the Washington State Championships.
The Washington State Legends historical winners table lists FCSC 00 Ellertson as the U14 Girls Washington State Youth champion for 2015.
OYSA 2018 annual report, 2016 Founders Cup results (page 19 of PDF), lists FCSC 03G Blue as the U14 Girls champion over WA Timbers 03G White 1.
Won the 2016 Oregon State Cup at U17 Girls and qualified for the Far West Regional Championships.
Won the 2016 Oregon State Cup at U15 Girls and qualified for the Far West Regional Championships.
OYSA annual report identifies FCSC Nemesis 00 Ellertson among the 2017 Oregon State Cup winners. Coach name is not confirmed for this title.
FC Salmon Creek announced in December 2019 that B05 Juventus won the November 2019 PSPL State Cup Championship.
FC Salmon Creek announced that B04 Juventus won the 2021 Oregon Presidents Cup, qualifying for Western States Presidents regional competition.
The club announced the 12G White team’s 2022 Founders Cup championship on November 29, 2022.
OYSA’s Founders Cup records name FC Salmon Creek 11G White as the U13 Girls Division 1 champion over Hillsboro Rush 11G White.
The B2008 squad celebrates a Washington Cup state championship and a BU16 Super League 1 title.
FC Salmon Creek’s January 14, 2024 announcement credits the team with the Washington Cup State Championship and the BU16 Super League 1 title. This Club Honors record covers only the cup title.
The club celebrates 50 years of player development, volunteers, teamwork, and community soccer.
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Established in 1976 as a non-profit organization, SCSC provides a youth soccer program serving the enrollment boundaries for the Salmon Creek, Chinook, and Felida elementary school areas for recreational players and all areas for advanced level players.
As the club grew the need for a more competitive program became apparent. In 2004, to accommodate this need, SCSC formed a new Advanced Level division called FCSC (Football Club Salmon Creek) with five highly skilled teams playing at state level, one of which won the Washington State Fred Meyer Commissioner’s Cup Championship. In 2005, FCSC doubled in size to ten teams, and has continued to grow.
In February 2006, Salmon Creek Soccer Club introduced Salmon Creek Select. Six teams were formed, which competed in the District 5 fall league, as well as local summer tournaments. In 2006 SCSC fielded a total of 110 teams at all levels, comprised of over 1000 young players ages five to 18, offering a soccer program for children of both genders at a variety of competitive levels. Altogether, SCSC teams participated in over 1,200 games. Providing equipment, uniforms, coaching support, referees, scheduling, and fields is a tremendous challenge. Traditionally, each team provides volunteers to help ensure that the season runs smoothly.
As the soccer scene and regulations have changed the club has continued to focus on having the best and most qualified coaches to train our players and this has resulted in the club producing 6 more state champions including at the highest level in the state, two Regional champions against other states champions and one team becoming National Champions against the best teams in the country, an amazing record for a small club.
Salmon Creek Soccer Club is a member of the Columbia Youth Soccer Federation (CYSF) now renamed as South Washington Youth Soccer Association (SWYSA), the non-profit organization established to govern soccer in the Clark County area under the Washington State Youth Soccer Association, an affiliate of the US Youth Soccer Association and the US Soccer Federation. In conjunction with Hazel Dell Little League and Clark County Parks Department, SCSC has played a significant role in the development of HB Fuller Community Park. SCSC has contributed $180,000+ to this project to date. In fall 2003 Felida Park opened, where SCSC partnered with Clark County Parks Department to develop the finest sand-based turf fields in the county, with contributions of over $135,000. SCSC continues to work with Clark County to expand the sports field inventory within our community for our future soccer players. SCSC also continues to rely on our parent volunteers to make this organization run smoothly, and we thank our past and present Board Members and Committee Volunteers for their contributions.
Purpose
• To promote and develop the game of soccer.
• To organize and administer the game for our youth.
• To establish uniform rules applicable to youth soccer competition.
• To provide membership programs.
• To administer and conduct competitions with other clubs.
Member Benefits
• All field equipment required for play
• Game scheduling
• Insurance coverage
• Safety/Risk management
• Clark County’s best fields
• Referee training and scheduling
• Practice fields/practice scheduling
• Coaching clinics and support
• Tournaments
• Sponsor development
• Administrative duties
• Community coordination
• Indirect community benefits
Please remember the above benefits provided by your registration fees are coordinated by volunteer board members and offered at the most reasonable price possible. Feel free to contact the Club to volunteer your time and talents for a successful season for our players!