Cincinnati United Soccer Club
Blue Ash
Cincinnati United Soccer Club is a nonprofit founded in 2008, describing itself as "a place for any player to achieve their maximum potential based upon current ability and commitment to development." It serves roughly 3,000 players across 28 locations in Greater Cincinnati, including Blue Ash Sports Center and Griffin Elite Sports & Wellness, through a Juniors program (ages 3–7), Recreational Divisions split into North, South, and West programs, separate Premier Girls and Premier Boys competitive tiers, a Fall High School Program, and specialty offerings (goalkeeper training, futsal, 3v3 leagues, player development training). The club hosts four annual tournaments (Party on the Pitch, Buckeye September Showdown, CU Fall Finale, and the Elite Invitational). Given the club's scale, most players are in the Recreational Divisions, and the ratings on this profile describe that tier; the Premier competitive tier is described here but not separately rated, since its cost, travel, and league affiliations aren't detailed on the club's public pages.
Cost estimate
Lower relative cost based on available public information.
Travel estimate
1/5
Coaching model
Recent coaching leadership additions include Mike Fry (Camp Director), Shane Page (Head of Player Development), and Declan Pierce (Elite PDT Lead). Given the club's scale (~3,000 players across 28 locations), the Recreational Divisions (North/South/West) are where most players are, and the ratings on this profile describe that tier. The separate Premier Girls/Premier Boys competitive tier is more selective and likely costs and travels more, but isn't detailed on the club's public pages, so it isn't separately rated here.
Quick facts
Competition level
1/5
Age groups
U6, U7, U8, U9, U10, U11, U12, U13, U14, U15, U16, U17, U18, U19
Leagues and pathways
League and pathway details should be verified with the club
local · Hamilton County
Public competition pathways can vary by team, age group, and season.
Pros
One of the largest youth soccer nonprofits in the region — ~3,000 players across 28 locations — offering options from Juniors through Premier competitive.
Hosts four of its own annual tournaments, plus specialty offerings like goalkeeper training and player development training.
A defined path from Recreational play up to Premier Boys/Girls for players who want to pursue it.
Cons
Best fit
Families wanting a large, established club with room to grow
Well suited to Greater Cincinnati families wanting an established, high-volume recreational program with a path to Premier competitive play if a player wants to pursue it.
Not ideal for
Families evaluating the Premier competitive tier specifically
Contact the club directly about Premier Boys/Girls — its league affiliation, cost, and travel expectations aren't published, so this profile's ratings describe the Recreational Divisions only.
Tryout information
Season
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Dates
Tryout dates should be confirmed directly with the club.
Notes
Public tryout processes can change by season, team, and age group.
Sources and Confidence
This profile uses a concise set of public sources and editorial review. Families should still verify fees, dates, and policy details directly with the club.
Last profile update
2026-08-14
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Why this club may fit
Well suited to Greater Cincinnati families wanting an established, high-volume recreational program with a path to Premier competitive play if a player wants to pursue it.
A nonprofit founded in 2008 serving roughly 3,000 players across 28 Greater Cincinnati locations, from a Juniors program through Premier Boys/Girls competitive teams.
Rating overview
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Verification details
Confidence level
low
Last updated
2026-08-14
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