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Cleveland Force SC

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Last updated: 2026-08-14Confidence: mediumHow ratings work

Cleveland Force SC describes a pyramid "from age 3 to pre-professional": Minis (3–4), Juniors and Pre-Club Academy (5–8), Youth Skill Lab (9–12), and Club teams (U9–U19), plus USL League Two/Academy/W League pathways for older players. Club teams span three named tiers — National (ECNL, USL League Two, USL Academy, USL W League), Regional (ECNL Regional, Super Y League, Great Lakes Alliance), and Local (Central Alliance Soccer Association, In-House Academy League) — with the club's own site describing "tiered pricing based on club vertical pyramid placement: National / Regional / Local." The ratings on this profile describe the Regional tier, where most of the club's competitive-age players land; the National/ECNL tier above it costs and travels more, and the Local tier below it less. (Cleveland Force SC's site uses close to identical language and the same National/Regional/Local pricing structure as Canton Akron United SC's — the two appear to be part of the same club network or template, though that isn't stated outright on either site.)

Cost estimate

Higher relative cost based on available public information.

Travel estimate

4/5

Coaching model

Staff include 14+ full-time Directors and NCAA D1, D2, and D3 collegiate coaches at the U15–U19 levels; the club states its coaches "hold more US Soccer Federation National 'A', 'B' and 'C' licenses than anyone in the region." Operates year-round with fall/spring competitive seasons, summer camps, and rolling tryouts. The ratings here describe the Regional tier (ECNL Regional / Super Y League / Great Lakes Alliance); the National tier (ECNL / USL pathways) above it and the Local tier (CASA / In-House Academy League) below it are described but not separately rated.

Quick facts

Competition level

4/5

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

state · Cuyahoga County

Public competition pathways can vary by team, age group, and season.

Pros

Seven training locations across Cuyahoga, Summit, Lorain, Medina, and Lake counties, plus 10 indoor sites, for geographic convenience across Northeast Ohio.

Highly credentialed staff — national A/B/C licenses and NCAA D1/D2/D3 collegiate coaches.

A full pyramid from age 3 through pre-professional USL pathways, so a family can stay with the club long-term.

Cons

No dollar figures are published for any tier — the cost rating reflects the Regional tier specifically, not the club as a whole.
The National/ECNL tier carries meaningfully more travel and cost than what's rated here; confirm directly if that's the tier you're evaluating.
Year-round, rolling-tryout structure means little built-in flexibility for multi-sport athletes.

Best fit

Competitive families wanting a large club with many locations

Well suited to U9–U19 players ready for regional-caliber competitive travel soccer, especially families who value having a nearby training site among the club's seven locations.

Not ideal for

Families wanting a low-cost or low-travel recreational option

This club is built around a competitive, year-round pyramid; families wanting an in-house recreational league with minimal travel and cost should look elsewhere in the metro.

Tryout information

Season

Verify directly with club

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.

medium confidence

Last profile update

2026-08-14

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Why this club may fit

Well suited to U9–U19 players ready for regional-caliber competitive travel soccer, especially families who value having a nearby training site among the club's seven locations.

A large Northeast Ohio club training at seven outdoor sites, running programs from age 3 through pre-professional pathways with ECNL, USL, and regional teams.

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Rating overview

Cost4/5
Travel4/5
Competition4/5
Multi-sport flexibility2/5
Transparency3/5

Verification details

Confidence level

medium

Last updated

2026-08-14

Information is based on publicly available data and parent-submitted information when available. Families should verify all details directly with the club.

Rankings are not the same as fit. Review the methodology and source links before making a final decision.

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