Our mission in Hillsboro is to develop the whole player and build community through the beautiful game. We aim to provide a safe, positive environment where players of all skill levels can find a place to express their love of soccer.
- Ages
- 4–19
- Plays
- Boys & Girls
- Programs
- 13
Part of a multi-location club
Rush Soccer
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.
Sanctioned by Oregon Youth Soccer Association (US Youth Soccer). The club’s site also lists US Club Soccer. We have not confirmed that from the body’s own member list, so we do not call the club sanctioned. It also lists OYSA Developmental League, OYSA Fall League, PTTL Spring season, Tualatin Valley Youth Soccer League. We have not placed those leagues on the ladder, so they do not count above.
See how the whole ladder worksPrograms
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.
Developmental Soccer
Kinder - 8th Grade
Developmental Soccer is the club's recreational entry level for its youngest players. It emphasizes a positive environment for players who do not wish to compete year round, with sessions twice a week run by volunteer coaches.
OYSA feeds into NextGen Program
NextGen Program
Players born in 2017, 2016 & 2015
NextGen develops confident and intelligent players through a player-centered approach, with age-appropriate training and development over winning at all costs. Players may join up to 2 training sessions per week, with games provided by the OYSA Developmental League in the Fall and Spring.
OYSA feeds into Competitive Program
Competitive Program
U11-19
The Competitive Program is for players seeking a competitive soccer experience, with certified/licensed coaches and training 2-3 times per week. Teams are formed based on ability for local and regional events, with development emphasized over results.
OYSA · MLS NEXT feeds into MLS NEXT
MLS NEXT
U13 to U19 boys' teams
MLS NEXT provides an elite development pathway for the club's U13 to U19 boys' teams, focusing on long-term player growth and top-tier competition.
MLS NEXT
HSC Academy
HSC Academy was created to bridge gaps between programs in the club's player pathway. Players train on turf with licensed coaches in a player-centered environment.
Multicultural League
high school aged players
The Multicultural League provides youth of all cultural backgrounds access to a quality competitive soccer environment. It is a Hillsboro Rush program and supports a scholarship for young female players.
Northwest ID Event
2012-2007 Boys and Girls, along with Select 2013 players
The Rush Experience offers advanced player development, exposure to top-level coaching and scouting, and a pathway to higher levels of play. It includes competitive games, a College ID Program for high school players, player education, and coaching education.
Private Training
all ages and all positions
Private Training provides customized one-hour sessions in an intimate, focused environment to fine tune technical, tactical, physical, or mental aspects of a player's game. One-on-one and small-group sessions are available.
Winter Futsal League
Kinder - 2nd Grade; 3rd Grade & Up
The Winter Futsal League runs from December to February and features indoor matches emphasizing skill and teamwork. It is a game-only league with no practices.
Soccer Camps
The club offers camps designed for every player, including a Spring Girls Skills Camp focused on technical development, confidence, creativity, and composure in competitive situations.
Get On The Bus
elementary school participants
Get On The Bus provides selected children at targeted schools with free academic support, transportation, recreational soccer, licensed coaching, and soccer apparel.
Community Cup
7v7
The Community Cup is a co-ed soccer tournament with a three-game minimum. Proceeds go to scholarships for deserving female players.
Rush Super Cup
2nd / 3rd & 4th Grade Combined; 5th & 6th Grade Combined; 7th & 8th Grade Combined
The Rush Super Cup is a one-day community tournament with novice and intermediate divisions for each age group. Every participating team receives medals.
Tryouts
2025/26 season (ongoing)
Tryouts decide which travel team a kid plays on. Confirm the details on the club’s page before you go.
All: [email protected]
Coaching
Who coaches here
38 names from the club's own staff page. The titles and licenses are what the club lists.
Oscar Monteblanco
Director of Coaching
U14 Girls Blue Head Coach
U14 Girls Blue Head Coach
USSF A LICENSE
Joe Sottile
Director of Coaching Education
USSF A LICENSE · USSF STATE INSTRUCTOR
Michael Wall
Boys Technical Director
U16 Boys MLS Next Head Coach; U17 Boys MLS Next Head Coach
U16 Boys MLS Next Head Coach; U17 Boys MLS Next Head Coach
USSF B LICENSE HOLDER · USSF STATE INSTRUCTOR
Bri Miyama
Girls Technical Director
U16 Girls White Assistant Coach; U15 Girls Blue Head Coach
U16 Girls White Assistant Coach; U15 Girls Blue Head Coach
USSF C LICENSE HOLDER
Mason Aguirre
Recreational Coordinator
U14 Boys MLS Next Head Coach
U14 Boys MLS Next Head Coach
USSF C LICENSE HOLDER
Aaliyah Magpantay
Coach
U16 Girls Blue Assistant Coach; U14 Girls White Head Coach
U16 Girls Blue Assistant Coach; U14 Girls White Head Coach
USSF GR LICENSE HOLDER
Adam Strube
GK Coach; Private Training Coach
Goalkeeping; private training
GK Coach; Private Training Coach
USSF GR LICENSE HOLDER
Adler Chavez
Coach
U12 Girls Assistant Coach
U12 Girls Assistant Coach
USSF GR LICENSE CANDIDATE
Where they play
12 fields
The fields the club lists as its own. Directions open in Google Maps, so you can check the drive before you sign up.
Hillsboro Stadium - Turf Fields
Turf
Hidden Creek Community Park
Indoor locations available upon request (seasonal)
Orenco Elementary
Rosedale Elementary
Quatama Elementary
Evergreen Christian Center
Hare Field
Brown Middle School Field
JB Thomas
Jackson Elementary
Harleman Park Fields
Fees
What it costs
What the club charges, from its own price list.
Add-ons
Developmental League jersey: $26-27, Rush Super Cup team registration: $350, $375, or $400 by grade division, Additional tournaments: generally $55 per player registration fee, plus travel expenses, Team Fees cover tournament registrations and team travel, Uniforms are not included in annual fees, Tournament fees are not included in annual fees, Travel expenses are not included in annual fees, Additional Rush programs are not included in annual fees, Required and optional uniform items include prices from $11.50 to $61.25 (Y/A), Winter Futsal blue Capelli Jersey required; socks, shorts and jerseys are available at the Hillsboro Rush office, Private training: $70/$60/$45/$35 per player depending on 1-4 players, U15-U19 MLS Next Teams: $2,250.00 for 26/27, Initial deposit of $250.00 for monthly payment plans.
Get in touch
How to reach Hillsboro Rush
2074 NW Aloclek Dr. Suite #415, Hillsboro, OR 97124
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