Conejo Valley United
CVU begins fielding competitive teams in Thousand Oaks.
Non-profit since
Ventura County, CA · Non-profit since 1987
Est. 1987 · Ventura County, CA
The club
One club. Three regions.
Forty years in Thousand Oaks, now across the whole county and up the coast — so no player has to move to be seen.
1987
65+
Teams club-wide
28
Academy sides
3
Regions
10
Cities in the county
1
Pro club, ours
Where we are
Regions & facilities
Since the 1980s
Where the club started and still its largest base. Cobi Jones and Eric Wynalda came through these fields.
- Thousand Oaks
- Newbury Park
- Westlake Village
- Oak Park
- Agoura Hills
- Calabasas
Training facilities
- Conejo Creek South — 12 fields, 10 lit
- Borchard Community Park — lit
- Del Prado Playfields — lit
- Sports Academy — turf
- T.O. Community Park
- Wildflower Playfields
Added 2025
Added in 2025 so the rest of the county stops driving to Thousand Oaks for a Tuesday session. It also lifted the academy — the club stepped up from EA2 and DPL into Elite Academy 1 and MLS Next Academy Division.
- Oxnard
- Camarillo
- Ventura
- Santa Paula
- Fillmore
- Moorpark
- Simi Valley
- Ojai
- Port Hueneme
Training facilities
- Ventura Community Park — Ventura
- Huntsinger Park — Ventura
Newest region
The club's northern reach, opened through VC Oaks. Up the coast past Santa Barbara, where there has never been a route to this level without a very long drive.
- Lompoc
- Santa Barbara County
Training facilities
- Venue to confirm
01 — 03
The record
How we got here
Incorporated
Registered as a non-profit corporation, and still one.
LA Galaxy Conejo Valley
One of only five LA Galaxy affiliates in the country. Six seasons under the badge.
The merger
The Galaxy wind down the affiliate programme; CVU merges with Brad Friedel 310 to become Oaks FC.
Professional football arrives
Ventura County FC begins play at William Rolland Stadium — the county's first pro team.
VC Oaks
The club extends across the county and adds Lompoc. The academy steps up from EA2 and DPL into EA1 and MLS Next Academy Division.
The pro line
The pathway built
through our club
Most clubs describe a pathway. Ours is staffed by the same people at both ends.
Who runs it
Same people, both ends
Vice President
Mark Noorzai
Majority owner of Ventura County FC through Oaks Sports Holdings, which he founded in 2022 to bring professional soccer to the county. An All-American at Denver, later a coach at Harvard and California.
Oaks FC · OSH · VCFC
Executive Director
Ross Greaney
On the coaching staff at Ventura County FC alongside running this club. Head men's coach at Oxnard College — nine conference titles, a state championship, National Coach of the Year in 2015.
Oaks FC · VCFC · Oxnard College
Co-owner, Oaks Sports Holdings
Cobi Jones
Learned the game on these fields. 164 caps for the United States, the LA Galaxy's all-time appearance leader, Hall of Fame inductee — now a co-owner of the group behind the county's pro club.
Alumnus · OSH
Club
Ventura County FCLeague
MLS Next ProStadium
William RollandFrom our fields
20 minutes