Built on
the North Coast.
Premium supporter gear, local sponsors, and seasonal fundraisers — all funding two teams of seven-year-olds learning the game one Saturday at a time.
Travel soccer gets expensive fast. Instead of another catalog of cookie dough, we built something families would actually wear — and the rest of the program around it.
Hoodies and supporter gear you'll keep wearing after the season ends. Sponsors who actually live in town. Seasonal fundraisers run by the families, for the families. Three operational categories kept structurally clean.
No spirit-wear shortcuts. No cluttered sponsor walls. Just a program built for the families who show up.
Read the full story →One brand.
Two sets of kids.
The Red Team
Coach Miguel Rangel. First-year U8 boys finding their game. Tournament season starts soon.
Building toward the $6,000 first tournament goal
The Blue Team
Coach Tony Castillo. U9 boys stepping up to a faster game and a longer season.
Building toward the $6,000 first tournament goal
Four ways
to fund the season.
The shop is the anchor, but it's not the only path. Sponsor a team, donate directly, or get on the list for the seasonal fundraisers Jean is lining up.
Shop the Drop
Premium supporter hoodies for the families on the sideline. Two teams, one drop, every dollar funds the season.
Browse the shop →Sponsor a Team
Local businesses on the player hoodie back. Three tiers from $100 to $500. Per-team accounting; sponsor one or both.
See sponsorship tiers →Donate Directly
Skip the merch and contribute to the team fund. Tax-deductible through North Coast FC's 501(c)(3). Written acknowledgement on $250+.
Email Jean →Seasonal Fundraisers
Super Bowl Squares in February, raffles, holiday collection in December, spring drop in April. Quiet at first, building from here.
Get notified — email Jean“Coming soon, once the first kid wears one to school and their friend asks where to get one.”
— Quotes from real families will land here once Drop 01 ships