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Club Ohio Dayton

Bellbrook

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

Club Ohio Dayton trains at three sites around Bellbrook and Fairborn and runs three tiers under one club. Juniors introduces young players locally. The Youth Program (U10–U15) plays travel soccer in state/local leagues — Buckeye Premier Youth Soccer League, Central Ohio Premier League, Great Lakes Conference, Miami Valley Youth Soccer Association, Ohio Champions League, and the Ohio Soccer State League — and is the tier most Club Ohio Dayton families join; the ratings on this profile describe that Youth Program tier. The High School program (U16–U19) is a separate, more intensive pathway reaching MLS NEXT Homegrown, MLS NEXT Academy, and Girls Academy at the top, plus GA Aspire, the National Academy League, and the USYS National League beneath it — national and regional platforms with extensive interstate tournament travel and a materially higher cost than the Youth Program, described here but not separately rated.

Cost estimate

Moderate relative cost based on available public information.

Travel estimate

3/5

Coaching model

Coaching leadership includes Sandy Poole (High School Managing Director, USSF D License), Bill Houchins (Youth Administrator, USSF National D License, Olympic Development Program involvement), and Ian Richardson (Lead Trainer, NSCAA Advanced National Diploma, USSF D License). The club states its fees cover coaching, league/association fees, player registration, field and turf rental, goalkeeper training, referee fees, league membership, club dues, tournament entry, and indoor training — an itemized list of what's bundled, though no dollar figure is published.

Quick facts

Competition level

3/5

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

regional · Greene County

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

Pros

Clear coaching leadership with real, named credentials (USSF D License, NSCAA Advanced National Diploma, Olympic Development Program involvement).

Publishes what club fees are bundled to cover — more itemized than most clubs in this list, even without a dollar total.

A defined pathway from Juniors through the Youth Program up to a High School program that reaches MLS NEXT and Girls Academy for players who develop into it.

Cons

No exact dollar figures are published — the cost rating reflects the Youth Program's stated tier, not a posted price.
The High School program's national-tier travel (MLS NEXT / Girls Academy / USYS National League) is significantly more demanding and expensive than the Youth Program tier rated here; ask specifically about High School program costs before committing.

Best fit

Families wanting a defined path from state travel toward higher levels

Well suited to U10–U15 players ready for state/local competitive travel soccer with room to grow into the club's High School program if they reach that level.

Not ideal for

Families specifically shopping for a national-tier program up front

Families whose primary goal is MLS NEXT or Girls Academy play should confirm directly with the High School program, since the ratings here describe the broader Youth Program tier, not that top tier.

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.

medium confidence

Last profile update

2026-08-14

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Why this club may fit

Well suited to U10–U15 players ready for state/local competitive travel soccer with room to grow into the club's High School program if they reach that level.

The Dayton branch of Club Ohio, running a Juniors-through-Youth Program at the state/local travel tier and a separate High School program reaching MLS NEXT and Girls Academy.

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Rating overview

Cost3/5
Travel3/5
Competition3/5
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.

FindMySoccerClub.com is an independent parent guide, not affiliated with any club. Families should verify fees, tryout details, and program structure directly with each club.