Attack Competitive Soccer

The Attack Competitive Soccer program is designed for those who are more serious about soccer and wish to play in a positive, structured environment and work with professional coaches that combine teaching and coaching techniques to fully develop each players full potential.  Players must tryout for and be picked to play on a team in their age bracket.  Although there is no guarantee a player will be selected, we encourage all players to tryout.  Our goal is to have teams at all different age and skill levels so that any player can find a team that fits their needs.  Click on the tabs below for more information.

Attack Finishing and Goalkeeping Camp

June 28-30, 2021 | 9:30-11:30am | RSF Sports Field
$150 for 3 days or $60/day for Walk Ups
Attack is offering a camp designed for the ambitious player committed to their development on goal scoring. The themes for the three-day camp will include ball finishing in and around the 18-yard box, crossing and finishing, creativity in the final third and maintaining a composed but confident mindset. The player will leave with enhanced fundamental technique, improved game intelligence and inspired to score with great confidence.

For those goalkeepers, the camp is crafted for the goalkeeper looking to compete at their next level. There will be a focus on the technical aspects of goalkeeping (footwork, handling, set position), tactics (communication, distribution, decision making, playing out of the back), as well as the physical and mental side of the game. Each session the goalkeepers will work on game like scenarios to recreate game like situations to best prepare your goalkeeper for matches.

  • Tryouts/Kick Arounds
    Become Part of RSF Attack

    Attack will be holding Olders Tryouts once the High School season in over.  If you have a player interested in joining one of our older teams, contact the coach directly to find out more information about opportunities to train with the team.  All players are welcome, but you must register for the tryouts to attend.  Use the Green Button below that says “Sign Up for Tryouts” – this will ensure you receive the most current information.
    To help keep the players, coaches, and families safe while attending these tryouts, the following guidelines will be in place:
    • All players will be required to wear a mask, they must wear shin guards and soccer cleats, bring their own water and soccer ball.  
    • Players will be required to wear a mask coming on the field and leaving the field.  Once the tryout starts players will not be required to wear a mask, but the coach may ask them to put one on during the tryout for certain activities.
    • Parents will be asked to drop your player in the designated Drop Off area and pick them up in the designated Pick-Up area.  If you would like to stay you will be asked to remain in your car.  If you leave your car you will be required to wear a face mask and parents will not be allowed on the playing field but must remain in the designated “Watch Area" at the fields.  Siblings will also need to wear a mask (unless they are 2 years or younger) and will need to remain with their parent.

    Use the button above to sign-up for the tryouts & kick arounds  - We may have a spot for you!
    If you are interested in joining a competitive team, please contact the coach listed below for your age group.

  • Attack Competitive Soccer Overview

    Come Join Us!
    Each Attack team has a professional coach who has played either professionally and/or in a collegiate setting at some point in their career.  All of our coaches have a great deal of knowledge and experience working with young players and are enthusiastic and dedicated to developing players to become great soccer players while exhibiting good sportsmanship and having fun.  More information on each of our coaches can be found on the Coaching Staff page.
     
    The competitive soccer season typically starts in the May to June time frame.  Teams will practice a minimum of 2 times per week throughout the season, attend a mandatory team camp and compete in preseason tournaments throughout San Diego and southern California.  League play starts the Saturday after Labor Day and continues until Thanksgiving.  Older teams (U14-U19) will take a break from December through February during the High School season, but the younger teams will continue with post-season and State Cup tournaments that typically finish up in late February.   Once the High School season is completed, the Older teams will begin their post-season tournaments finishing up in early May with State Cup.
     
    Tryouts are held at different times during the winter and spring depending upon the age group and the level of play for individual teams.  Tryout dates will be posted on the website and information distributed through the schools and via email to all our current Rec and Competitive players.  Check our tryouts page for more information on actual dates and times and which teams may still need players.
     
    Registration information will be posted once the tryouts have taken place and the teams have been selected.  Information on Registration Fees will be given out at the tryouts along with other information on the team, such as the level of play, the proposed camp and tournament schedule and an estimate of Team Fees.  Financial Assistance is available to help offset a portion of the Registration fees.  Anyone interested in receiving financial assistance must apply using the Scholarship Application form and provide the required materials.
     
    Skill development is an important component of the Attack Competitive program and skills clinics are offered throughout the summer and fall for all players.  Goalie clinics are also offered and all players are encouraged to attend at least one skills session a week.

  • Registration

    Registration information will be posted once the tryouts have taken place and the teams have been selected.  Information on Registration Fees will be given out at the tryouts along with other information on the team, such as the level of play, the proposed camp and tournament schedule and an estimate of Team Fees.  Financial Assistance is available to help offset a portion of the Registration fees.  Anyone interested in receiving financial assistance must apply using the Scholarship Application form and provide the required materials.

  • Our Coaches

    Rancho Santa Fe Attack Coaches are some of the most experienced coaches in San Diego.  Click on any of the images to view contact information and bio.  Coaches are listed in alphabetical order by first name.

  • Attack Team Information

    Boys

    Girls

  • Skills Clinics

    Attack offers several different Clinics for our players, including Speed and Agility, Skills sessions and Goalkeeper Training.  Goalkeeper training is ongoing.  Stay tuned for information about our next clinics

  • Junior Development Program

    The Attack Junior Development Program was created as a bridge between recreational and competitive soccer for our youngest players. The program was created to offer these players the advantages of professional coaching while creating an environment that is both positive and challenging. The goal of this program is to focus on player development in a safe atmosphere that allows them to have fun as they learn essential soccer skills. This is an exciting program with the player’s individual growth and enjoyment as its focus. They will play a 7v7 format and participate in the Junior Development League in the fall.
     
    The program is directed by Coach Fernando Cuenca on the girls side and Coach Mike Jones and Coach Jase Scarvaci on the boys side, all of who bring a wealth of experience to these teams and are focused on individual skills-building to improve technique with these young players.  Download the JDP Brochure to find out more information on this program and get contact information for the coaches.

  • CalSouth Age Matrix

  • $1000 Boyd Lyon Memorial College Scholarship

    Friends, coaches, players and family members of the Rancho Santa Fe Attack Youth Soccer Club in San Diego established the Boyd Lyon Memorial Fund in 2006.   Boyd had been a long-time coach for the  RSF Attack Soccer Club.

    The Boyd Lyon Memorial Fund gives an annual  $1,000 scholarship to a college-bound high school senior who currently plays for RSF Attack and who demonstrates "Boyd-like" characteristics on and off the soccer field - a love of soccer, a passion for learning, and a strong work ethic.

    Past Recipients of the scholarship include          

    2020                                                                                                                    
    Jake Kosakoff – High School attended:  Torrey Pines High School                
    University:  University of California San Diego

    2019
    Diego Ramirez - High School attended: Poway High School
    University: University of Roehampton London

    2018
    Zachary Pilarski - High School attended:  The Bishop's School
    University:  Bard College

    2017
    Jonathan Sabouri - High School attended:  San Dieguito Academy
    University: University of California San Diego

    2016
    Owen Ereso - High school attended:  San Dieguito Academy
    University: University of Notre Dame/Medicine

    2015
    Amanda Goya - High School attended:  Vista High School
    University:  University of California San Diego

    2014
    Haley Hofer - High school attended:  Pacific Ridge School
    University: University of Missouri

    2013
    Jaime Zinn - High school attended: Westview HS 
    University: San Diego State University/Kinesiology
    Dana Conlin - High school attended: Cathedral Catholic HS 
    University: University of CA-Davis/Neurobiology

    2012
    Camille Brouwer - High school attended: Calvin Christian HS 
    University: Trinity Christian College/Business Communications
    Alejandro Mejia - High school attended: Torrey Pines HS
    University: Palomar Community College/Criminal Justice

    2011
    Justine Petrey-Juarez - High school attended: Canyon Crest Academy 
    University: San Diego State University/International Business & Spanish
    Nickolas Laird - High school attended: Torrey Pines HS  
    University: University of Washington

    2010
    Sarah Noble - High school attended: The Bishop's School HS 
    University: Middlebury College/English
    Frances Harvey - High school attended: The Bishop's School HS  
    University: University of Chicago

    2009
    Kristen Patterson - High school attended: Torrey Pines HS 
    University: Cal Poly San Luis Obispo/Animal Science
    Jorge Cuyuch - High school attended: San Pasqual HS  
    University: San Diego State University/Civil Engineering

    2008
    Kate Cutting - High school attended: Torrey Pines HS  
    University: University of Southern California
    James Harrah - High school attended: Torrey Pines HS 
    University: University of CA Santa Barbara/Business

    2007
    Kelsey Shibuya - University of San Francisco/Business
    Christian Negrete - Palomar Community College