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Eugene Metro

Eugene, OR · Lane

National Elite
L2–L6highest team level

Eugene Metro Fútbol Club is a top-quality soccer program for competitive youth players in the Eugene-Springfield area. All training is provided by professional USSF-certified coaches.

Founded
2006
Players
1,000
Teams
40
Ages
4–18
Plays
Boys & Girls
Programs
13

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Where on the ladder

Level 2 to Level 6

Each level below lists the leagues this club plays in. Your kid's level depends on the team they make. The six levels are our own reading of public league play. They are not an official ranking.

Competitive RegionalECNL Regional League
State & Premier
Travel / Select
Recreational

The club’s site also lists Oregon Youth Soccer Association and US Youth Soccer. We have not confirmed those from the bodies’ own member lists, so we do not call the club sanctioned. It also lists Oregon Youth Soccer League, Pre-ECNL, Pre-ECNL Girls, ECNL National League, Girls Academy League. We have not placed those leagues on the ladder, so they do not count above.

See how the whole ladder works

From the league tables

Eugene Metro, every team.

Last season Eugene Metro fielded 24 teams in the leagues we track: 16 boys and 8 girls, from national elite down to competitive regional. The ladder tops out in Pre-ECNL from U11 up.

24teams total
14national-level teams
10regional / premier teams
lvlU11U12U13U14U15U16U17U18
ECNL / MLS NEXT / Girls Academy
ECNL Regional, Pre-ECNL, Aspire, EAL
ECNL Regional, Pre-ECNL, Aspire, EAL
National EliteCompetitive Regionalboysgirls

Each dot is one team in the 2026-27 season. We place it by the league the team actually plays in, not by the club’s own team names. A tap on a dot shows that team’s league, flight and record. The dots come from published league tables, so a team playing outside those leagues will not appear here.

Check the tables yourself

The link opens the event's flight list on Total Global Sports, where the ECNL family posts its tables. Your kid's birth year is one of the rows, and the Standings link beside the flight opens the table. Each season gets a new event page, so theecnl.com is the place to pick up a later one.

The link opens the event's flight list on Total Global Sports, where the ECNL family posts its tables. Your kid's birth year is one of the rows, and the Standings link beside the flight opens the table. Each season gets a new event page, so theecnl.com is the place to pick up a later one.

The link opens the event's flight list on Total Global Sports, where the ECNL family posts its tables. Your kid's birth year is one of the rows, and the Standings link beside the flight opens the table. Each season gets a new event page, so theecnl.com is the place to pick up a later one.

Programs

The programs, age by age

These come from the club's site, grouped the way the club groups them. Your kid starts in the one that fits their age.

Foundation1 program

Little Metro program

age 4-10 (pre-K to 4th grade)

The introduction and exploration of soccer happens in Little Metro. It is the foundational program in the club and prepares players for either Junior Academy or the U11 Youth program.

feeds into Junior Academy or U11 Youth program

Academy1 program

Junior Academy

focused 3rd and 4th grade boys and girls (7, 8, 9 year-olds)

The Junior Academy is a development and soccer training program for focused 3rd and 4th grade boys and girls. Outdoor league play takes place in fall and spring in the Valley Academy League.

Valley Academy League

Competitive2 programs

Pre-Academy U11-12

ages 11-12

EMFC forms committed and competitive youth teams that play in competitive leagues. All U11-U12 teams play either in Pre-ECNL or in Oregon Youth Soccer Association’s Leagues.

Pre-ECNL · Oregon Youth Soccer Association’s Leagues

U13-19 Teams

ages 13-19

EMFC forms committed and competitive teams that play in national platforms such as ECNL, ECNL RL or in statewide competition (OYSA). These teams play and train year round depending on their age and level.

ECNL · ECNL RL · OYSA

Special Needs1 program

TOPSoccer Program

kids with disabilities

TOPSoccer provides a series of weekly soccer clinics for kids with disabilities. These clinics happen in the winter each year and last for seven weeks.

Performance2 programs

Goalkeepers

EMFC offers goalkeeper-specific training and camps focused on handling, diving, crosses, and 1v1 situations.

EMFC ATP Program

U12 through U19 Premier and Competitive EMFC athletes

Advanced Training and Performance offers soccer-specific strength and conditioning. ATP focuses on injury prevention and safe mechanics first.

Futsal1 program

Indoor Futsal

age 4-10

Little Metro offers indoor futsal programs during the summer and winter. The summer indoor futsal program has no Game Days.

College1 program

College Recruiting Program

U15-19 teams

EMFC provides a College Advisor for its U15-19 teams and free access to SportsRecruits. The program supports players pursuing collegiate athletics and higher education.

Camps3 programs

EMFC Summer Camps

kids age 6-15

EMFC summer camps focus on teaching skills, learning more about the game, and having fun in small sided games. The camps are coached by Eugene Metro FC staff coaches and are open to EMFC players and non-EMFC players.

EMFC Girls Camp

girls ages 6 to 15, of all skill levels

The camp offers female players opportunities to explore what Eugene Metro FC has to offer. Players are divided into small groups by age and skill to work with EMFC coaches.

Goalkeeper Camp

9-18

The goalkeeper camp is a dynamic 2-hour camp focused on maximizing abilities with both feet and hands and improving decision-making skills.

Pickup1 program

Pickup Soccer

youth players

During the summer and winter months, EMFC offers pickup soccer to youth players in Eugene and Springfield. Coaches and older players help facilitate play for players of all ages and genders across the club.

Coaching

Who coaches here

11 names from the club's own staff page. The titles and licenses are what the club lists.

Jurgen Ruckaberle

staff coach; club leadership

A staff coach from the beginning; took over the club’s leadership in 2008.

[email protected]

Mac Wilson

first Director of Coaching

Established a rigorous curriculum, recruited coaches, and formed teams.

Porter Garrison-Terry

Junior Academy coach, boys side

focused 3rd and 4th grade boys (7, 8, 9 year-olds)

[email protected]

James Bilderbeck

Junior Academy coach, girls side; Head Coach

focused 3rd and 4th grade girls (7, 8, 9 year-olds); girls camp

[email protected]

Aden Farina-Henry

Mini & Little Metro Director; director of EMFC Mini & Little Metros, and Discovery Program

Mini and Little Metros; Discovery Program

[email protected]

Mackenzie Kier

TOPSoccer program director

kids with disabilities; TOPSoccer

Works as an educational assistant in Life Skills and coaches the JV girls soccer team.

Graduated with a Bachelors in Kinesiology from Oregon State University.

John Schneider

EMFC Goalkeeper Director

goalkeepers ages 9-18

Daniel

EMFC College Advisor; Director of Operations; coach

multiple ECNL teams; U15-19 college recruitment

Has served as the Director of Operations for the last 4 years; has been an assistant coach at Bushnell University and Head Coach for the University of Oregon Men’s & Women’s Club Soccer teams.

Jeremy Flores

Coordinator and Head Coach of the TOP Soccer program

TOP Soccer program

Succeeded Mac Wilson as Coordinator and Head Coach beginning in 2009.

Robin Bostwick

Co-Coordinator of the TOP Soccer program

TOP Soccer program

Joined the TOP Soccer program as the Co-Coordinator in 2014.

Sebastian Trickett

Coordinator and Head Coach of the TOP Soccer program

TOP Soccer program; Development Academy and U11-18 program

Took over the program in 2015 and ran and expanded it significantly; has been coaching in the club.

Where they play

7 fields

The fields the club lists as its own. Directions open in Google Maps, so you can check the drive before you sign up.

Lane Community College

Grass

Spencer’s Butte Middle School

Monroe Middle School

Willamalane’s Bob Keefer Center

Willamalane Indoor Courts

Willamalane Sports Park

Kick City

Springfield

Directions ↗

6 fields aren’t located on the map yet.

Leaflet Tiles © Esri

Fees

What it costs

What the club charges, from its own price list.

Published fees
2026 Fall Program Information
Little Metro Summer Futsal Indoor Program · incoming 1st – 4th graders$25 sibling discount at Registration · per season$100
Mini Metros · birth years 2021 & 2020Fall and Spring programs · per season$160
Little Metros · birth years 2016, 2017, 2018 & 2019Fall and Spring programs · per season$175
Little Metros Winter Futsal Program · birth years 2017, 2018, 2019 & 2020per season$120
Goalkeeper Camp 1 · ages 9-18Tuesday July 21st & Wednesday 22nd 2026$80
Goalkeeper Camp 2 · ages 9-18Tuesday August 11th & Wednesday August 12th 2026$80
On top of that

Add-ons

$25 sibling discount.

Get in touch

How to reach EMFC

Mail

EMFC, PO Box 10914, Eugene, OR 97440

Who to email about what

Aden Farina-Henry

Mini & Little Metro Director[email protected]

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