Home County players like (left to right) Nate Thompson, Hector Palomera and Rio Alcorta will have a chance to compete regionally in 2019 in the WWPL. SNOHOMISH COUNTY, WA—The Snohomish County FC Steelheads are excited to announce that the elite adult men’s soccer club has been accepted into the Western Washington Premier League (WWPL) starting…
Ask the Steelheads
Snohomish County Football Club picked the name “Steelheads FC” via a Twitter vote (56-44% “Steelheads” over “Cedars”) and revealed it officially when the club was announced in 2017. You might wonder what we are all about and where we are headed as a club representing and playing in Snohomish County. Here is a Q & A…
Snohomish County FC Steelheads to partner with J4K Washington for goalkeeper training and gear
SNOHOMISH COUNTY, WA—The Snohomish County FC Steelheads are excited to announce that the elite adult men’s soccer club has agreed to a partnership with Just 4 Keepers of Washington State Goalkeeper Academies and J4K Gloves to provide technical training and goalkeeping gear for the club as it prepares to join the Western Washington Premier League (WWPL) in…
Youth club Gala FC continues as important Steelheads Partner
SNOHOMISH COUNTY, WA— Snohomish County Football Club is pleased to announce that Gala FC will continue on with the Steelheads as an important partner in making elite adult soccer possible at the regional level in the County. Gala will share equipment, coaching time and other soccer-related expertise as appropriate with their vision of youth soccer…
Steelheads look to Bellingham United to measure progress on and off the pitch
SNOHOMISH COUNTY, WA— The Snohomish County FC Steelheads are looking north as they continue to form their soccer club. Bellingham United have not only provided opposition on the pitch over the last two years but also inspiration about how to get an elite adult club going. The Hammers have been around since 2011 and have…
Steelheads ponder how to remember Oso
SNOHOMISH COUNTY, WA— The Snohomish County FC Steelheads are an elite adult amateur men’s soccer club that will begin play in the Western Washington Premier League (WWPL) in 2019. For a club that has its roots in SnoCo, it’s not a question of if but rather how the Steelheads will remember and honor the residents…
Steelheads and Clear Eyes
There is a new club less than an hour north of Seattle, and they are calling themselves “The Steelheads” after a Twitter vote. Snohomish County FC will be joining the Western Washington Premier League (WWPL) in 2019, the club’s third year of existence. Source: Steelheads and Clear Eyes
SnoCo FC unites (at least) 17 county high schools on the soccer pitch
SNOHOMISH COUNTY, WA––It all started innocently enough with a general question to Snohomish County FC Steelheads players and coaches: What high school did you come from? As the answers started pouring in it was becoming clear that somehow the group of guys who tried out in 2018 and eventually made the SnoCo FC roster had…
Here are the Steelheads goal scorers for 2017-18
SNOHOMISH COUNTY, WA— The Snohomish County Football Club begins play in the Western Washington Premier League (WWPL) in 2019 – but the Steelheads have been getting together for two years and playing friendlies against clubs from around the region. (You can view the historical results page here.) Want to know who might score the first…
Local soccer for local kids in North County
The Lakewood Soccer Program held their summer youth soccer camp from Monday-Thursday, July 16-19. For the second straight year Lakewood has put on their completely free camp for the kids of the community to learn and enjoy the game of soccer. This camp is unlike any other as it is one of the only sports…
Local soccer for local kids in Everett
Everett Police Soccer Camp Today through Friday there are a few hundred kids and dozens of volunteers back at the soccer fields at Walter Hall Park in south Everett for the annual Casino Road Soccer Camp. This is the tenth year where police officers with the City of Everett and deputies with the Snohomish County…
Post-World Cup, LHS kids soccer camp keeps passion for sport alive and kicking | Arlington Times
LAKEWOOD – The World Cup just ended, but a summer soccer camp at Lakewood High School this week kept the fun and spirit of the sport alive for the next generation of would-be athletes. Source: Post-World Cup, LHS kids soccer camp keeps passion for sport alive and kicking | Arlington Times
