About Us
About Our League
Who We Are?
As a dedicated volunteer organization, our mission is to foster a thriving multi-field soccer complex that empowers youth athletes in Thurston, Mason, and Lewis Counties, inspiring them to reach their full potential through the love of the game.
Capital Soccer Fields located at
2832 93rd Ave SW, Olympia, WA 98512
Board of Directors
Jennie Foglia-Jones, President (360) 239-3361
Romy Meyer, Vice-President
Chris Michael, Treasurer
Ashleigh Camberg, Secretary
James Charette, Fields Manager, Blackhills Football Club Representative
Duwan Tyson, Board Member, Tumwater Soccer Club Representative
Lee Wojnar, Board Member
Your parking fees have helped pay for:
- 500 yards of gravel for the parking lot
- A much needed new lawn mower
- Field Paint (it costs nearly $475 each week to line the fields for games)
- Turf Tank rental to speed up the field lining process
- 200 yards of topSoil to repair fields
- Repairs to six valve boxes, a main water line, and 15 sprinkler heads
- Seed and Fertilizer
- Purchase of a fertilizer spreader
- Aerating of the fields
- Irrigation repair equipment
- A Conex container for storage
The Making of Capital Soccer Fields
The Dream Begins
Families of the Blackhills Football Club envisioned a regional soccer complex, a place for youth to play, grow, and compete. The dream took root as a grassroots community movement.
Breaking Ground
After years of planning and negotiation, families secured a road and easement agreement. A $1,500 donation from Black Hills Properties LLC helped begin land clearing with the help of volunteers and equipment from Manke Lumber, LLC.
Military Partnership
The 585th Engineer Company from Joint Base Lewis-McChord joined the effort, preparing the site and road. Two soldiers, who worked on CSF, later lost their lives in Afghanistan. Their service and sacrifice remain an enduring part of the field’s story.
Seeds of Success
After months of soil preparation, local businesses donated fertilizer and seed. Green sprouts marked the beginning of something extraordinary.
The First Mow
The first mowing symbolized a dream becoming reality, proof that community determination could build something lasting.
Fields Ready for Play
Twenty acres of lush green grass were ready for youth soccer. The first youth soccer matches mark the official beginning of the complex’s active life.
Building for the Future
Ongoing fundraising, volunteer labor, and community partnerships expand and maintain the fields. Infrastructure improvements, such as parking, irrigation, and equipment upgrades, lay the foundation for long-term sustainability and regional growth.
A New Chapter
Name change and rebrand to Capital Soccer Fields to better reflect the independent nonprofit identity.
A Thriving Legacy
Now known as Capital Soccer Fields, the complex hosts 800+ matches each year, welcoming teams from across Washington. It stands as a living symbol of community spirit and love for the game.
