Club Ohio National

Club Ohio National and Regional teams play and train in the Columbus metro area. They play in National and Regional leagues with our highest level teams playing in MLS NEXT.

Tryouts

Location & Check-In

Tryouts will be held at Jennings Sports Park in Lewis Center. Boys will be the week of May 5th and Girls the week of May 12th. All tryout participants must check-in 30 minutes before start time before they go out to the fields. Please make sure you bring water, shin guards, and a properly inflated ball.

Club Ohio U15 Fall Program for Trapped Players

What is a Trapped Player?

Many of the U15 players may be playing for their High School in Fall Season and return to their club team in November. So what can U15 players going into 8th grade do, they are trapped, right? For these players, Club Ohio will create a Fall Team Program while their teammates play high school soccer.

Players will train locally. Depending on roster numbers, your local group may combine with other Club Ohio locations and participate in two tournaments. After the Fall Season, trapped players will join their teammates on their regular U15 teams.

What is included in the U15 Fall Team program?

Training twice per week from August to November with local coaching staff

Two tournaments coached by Elite Coaches

Uniform t-shirt with assigned number*

Pricing is listed separately for each location in their fees.

* Your Fall U15 t-shirt number may differ from your regular kit. Since the Fall U15 team may be combined with players from different locations, we need to ensure your t-shirts is unique. It will serve as tops for the Fall Team kit while the rest of your regular kit will be worn.

How do U15 Trapped Players tryout?

U15 players will tryout as they regularly do. However, they can notify the coach that they will be an 8th grader in the Fall and would like to join the U15 Fall Team program. You will then register in PlayMetrics for the U15 (2011) FALL TRAPPED 2025-2026.

Fee Information

Club Ohio fees provide you with professional coaches. It covers all league and association fees, player registration, field development, field rental, turf field rental, goalkeeper training, referee fees, league membership costs, club dues, all tournament entry costs, and indoor training. 2025-2026 Fee information will be distributed to those who sign up for tryouts/player evaluations.

Schedule

Club Location	Group	Birth Year/Age	Date(s)	Time	Facility
Club Ohio National	Boys & Girls	2007-2014 / U12–U19		12:00 AM - 12:00 AM	Still looking, email National@clubohiosoccer.com. Next season's tryouts will be in the Spring.

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COaching Staff

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Team Name	Coach First Name	Coach Last Name
Club Ohio GA 07/08G	Georgi	Petrov
Club Ohio GA 09G	Alex	Bechtol
Club Ohio GA 10G	Alex	Bechtol
Club Ohio GA 11G	Georgi	Petrov
Club Ohio GA 12G	Alex	Bechtol
Club Ohio GA 13G	Eric	Johnston
Club Ohio GA Aspire 07/08G	Makenna	Greer
Club Ohio GA Aspire 09G	Hernan	Ayala
Club Ohio GA Aspire 10G	Ashley	Ellithorp-Segner
Club Ohio GA Aspire 11G	Georgi	Petrov
Club Ohio GA Aspire 12G	Ashley	Ellithorp-Segner
Club Ohio GA Aspire 13G	Ashley	Ellithorp-Segner
Club Ohio MLS NEXT 07/08B	Ben	Bode
Club Ohio MLS NEXT 09B	Ben	Bode
Club Ohio MLS NEXT 10B	Adam	Jones
Club Ohio MLS NEXT 11B	Adam	Jones
Club Ohio MLS NEXT 12B	David	Carrasco
Club Ohio MLS NEXT 13B	David	Carrasco
Club Ohio NAL 07/08B	Gavin	Long
Club Ohio NAL 09B	Chris	da Cruz
Club Ohio NAL 10B	Manny	Zambrano
Club Ohio NAL 11B	Manny	Zambrano
Club Ohio NAL 12B	Robert	Warzycha
Club Ohio NAL 13B	Robert	Warzycha
Club Ohio Pre GA 14G	Costa	Kalorides
Club Ohio Pre MLS NEXT 14B	Matt	Young
Club Ohio Regional 07/08G	Drew	Zellers
Club Ohio West Pre MLS NEXT 15B	Edu	Sala

News & Headlines

Club Ohio is Looking for Coaches

Three Club Ohio National Teams Competing in USYS Regionals

Three State Cup Winners, Three Runner-ups

List of Services

programs

List of Services

Club Ohio Juniors by HappyFeet
The HappyFeet Indoor League is an excellent opportunity to see your little one further develop and showcase their soccer skills. Our indoor league curriculum maximizes fun and friendship to ensure your child always wants to come back! We have found that parents & grandparents enjoy it as much as the kids!

Mini Class & Games

Each league game is preceded by a 25-minute HappyFeet "Mini Class". During the "Mini Class" your child will enjoy many dribbling and ball striking touches to prepare them for the league game. The league game immediately follows the "Mini Class" and is 30 minutes in length.

About the Teams

The HappyFeet League is on weekends. It is offer for all children ages 2.5-7. The kids are grouped with their friends in teams of similar ages from the same school. This is the perfect way to make team play great fun and introduce kids to organized team sports. They have a blast because they’re familiar with their HappyFeet coach, the HappyFeet approach and their friends from school!

This season brings seven exciting weeks of mini-classes and games on Sunday mornings! Each session runs for one hour and is designed to be fun, active, and engaging for all players. We will offer three time slots, and players will be assigned to a slot based on the coach’s assessment of their skills and age. In some cases, younger players with advanced skills may be placed in an older age group.

Class Times and Organization
- 10:00 am - Younger age group
- 11:00 am - Middle age group
- 12:00 pm - Older age group
Location

Classes will be held indoors at the Club Ohio Training Center at 6923 Rings Road in Dublin.

Any questions can be sent to Dan.Wigg@clubohiosoccer.com.
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Player Pathway

At the summit of our player development pathway stands our National teams, competing at national-level leagues such as NAL, Elite 64, and ECNL-RL. These teams are composed of the best players from within the club. Here, these young athletes strive to hone their skills against top competition, pushing boundaries in pursuit graduating to the next level of college and beyond.

Second from the top, we enter the realm of Regional teams that play high-level regional and state leagues, where athletes continue their journey. These leagues serve as crucibles, forging talent, building high-level game tactics and character through intense competition, preparing players for the challenges that lie ahead.

Next in the pathway are local teams engaged in local and low-level state leagues, providing an environment for talent to develop and evolve. Here, players refine their craft, developing the technical skills and building the foundation on game tactics for future success on the field.

At the base of our pathway lies our Juniors and recreational programs, where the youngest members of our soccer family take their first steps onto the pitch, embarking on a journey of discovery and enjoyment. Here, they learn the basics of the game, sportsmanship, and camaraderie that define our soccer community.