ecnl / ecnl rl  / RCL / npsl

We compete in 4 different leagues - ECNL, ECNL RL, RCL & npsl

Elite Clubs National League (ECNL) is the highest level of club soccer in the United States, consisting of some of the best competition in the country. Eastside ECNL teams compete with other ECNL-level teams across the United States, both in our own conference as well as at several national showcases and tournaments throughout the year that bring clubs together to compete. This is the highest level of competition that Eastside FC provides and it is designed for the elite player looking to play at high-level colleges or potentially within the US Youth National Team programs. ECNL starts at U13.​

The Elite Clubs National League - Regional League (ECNL-RL) is the second tier of the ECNL which provides a competitive platform for soccer clubs and players at a regional level, offering a pathway to potentially reach the national ECNL competitions; essentially, it's a way for teams to compete at a high level within their geographic area while still being part of the ECNL structure. 

Washington's RCL (Regional Club League) youth soccer league is a premier, competitive soccer league designed for top-tier youth players across the state. It is a part of the Washington Youth Soccer Association and serves as a high-level platform for players, typically between the ages of 9 and 19, to develop their skills and compete against some of the best teams in the region. The league operates in various age groups, offering a pathway for players to advance to higher levels of play, including collegiate and professional opportunities. RCL teams are typically affiliated with clubs that have rigorous coaching programs, providing players with a well-rounded, competitive environment to hone their technical, tactical, and physical abilities. The league emphasizes not only skill development but also sportsmanship, teamwork, and discipline.

The North Puget Sound League (NPSL) offers competition at a local level for boys and girls U9 to U19 soccer teams. While the NPSL's geographic area may be smaller than other nearby leagues, its higher number of teams help achieve the goal of minimizing travel time and costs and allows families to enjoy more quality weekend time together. In addition, the volunteer-based NPSL arguably provides the greatest value in youth select soccer in Washington State with many competitive opportunities at unmatched venues.