SCA is offering summer camps for 2013 for players 6-14 years old (coed).  These camps are Monday through Thursday from 9am to 3pm.  

June 10-13, June 17-20, June 24-27, July 8-11, July 22-25, July 29-August 1. These day camps provide an environment where the  players will receive positive instruction, have fun, learn to love soccer and develop the fundamental soccer skills to last a lifetime.

Register Now for Summer Soccer Camps 2013! 

Sonoma County Alliance is committed to being the best club in Northern California at developing players and teams to maximize their full potential, while emphasizing the qualities of teamwork and sportsmanship.  SCA is entering its 13th season and is one of the most progressive player development oriented clubs in the U.S.  The SCA Coaching staff is educated in the SCA Philosophy and mentored by World Class Youth Educators in the latest Youth Development techniques from Europe.

Train and learn from the best! Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter Development Academies designed to help younger (U8-U11) players learn and improve technique. 8-week sessions practice twice a week. Click here for more info. Click Here to Register 

Dayna Dolcini, who has played for the SCA 95 Girls for 10 years, signed a letter of intent to play for Loyola Marymount University this Fall.  Dayna plays center back for the 95 Girls and also for Casa Grande High School, where she earned All-League 1st team honors, both teams coached by Vinnie Cortezzo.  Dayna also considered playing for Sacramento State, Fresno State, and Sonoma State, but signed with LMU in the end. Congratulations to Dayna!

SCA’s Annual Tournament will be open for registration soon... 

Mariah Meuse signed a letter of intent to play soccer at Belmont Abbey College in North Carolina on National Signing Day.  Mariah plays for the SCA 95 girls currently coached by Vinnie Cortezzo.  She is also an All-League standout player for Rancho Cotate High School.  High School seniors from all over the country made their college athletic commitments official on Wednesday, February 6.  More of the SCA 95 Girls will be ready to commit to schools in the coming weeks!

The SCA 97 Girls defeated the Stockton Storm 3-0 on May 6 to become the U15 Norcal State Cup Champions.  This is the second year in a row that SCA has captured the State Cup title.  They previously beat Juventus Sports Club 3-1 in the semifinals and ACC Mavericks 2-1 in the quarterfinals.  Congratulations to Coach Chris Ziemer and the team: Maleni Avalos, Rebecca Dodelle, Shelby Evenich, Delaney Frye, Grace Forsell, Monica Furne, Shorty Gonzalez, Gabbi Lemos, Jamie Lynn, Danielle Nunn, Sierra Overton, Cami Rencken, Mckenzie Maher, Morgan Umphreys, and Jillian Van Riper.

The SCA 97 girls took first place in the Regional Academy League this Spring beating out SRU Blizzard, Placer United, Marin FC, West Coast FC, and Davis Legacy for the title.  Congratulations to coach Chris Ziemer and to the team: Maleni Avalos, Rebecca Dodelle,  Shelby Evenich, Delaney Frye, Grace Forsell, Monica Furne, Shorty Gonzalez, Gabbi Lemos, Jamie Lynn, Danielle Nunn, Sierra Overton, Cami Rencken, Mckenzie Maher, Morgan Umphreys, Jillian VanRiper and Bianca Vega.  SCA is currently ranked 3rd in Northern California and is looking forward to another stellar season for 2012-2013!

The SCA 97 Girls went 3-2 at the prestigious Surf Cup in San Diego on Thanksgiving weekend.  Playing with the best of the best, the girls proved themselves to be truly deserving of their number 1 ranking in Northern California.  SCA defeated San Diego Surf Premier 2-1, Manitoba 1-0 and Fusion Elite Blue (FL) 2-1.  Their only defeat was to a strong Heat FC team from Nevada 3-1.  They met up with the Heat again in the finals to lose by a close 1-0 to take 2nd place in Surf Cup U16.  Read More...

Six players from the Sonoma County Alliance Soccer Club - Noelle LaPrevotte, Theresa Mateo, Michelle Garrone, Phoebe Hendry, Lyndsay Gehring and Emily Wilbur - signed letters of intent to play college soccer on National Signing Day, February 1, 2012. Click here for more information about where they will be going...