making the football better for all

Ventura Football Network (VFN) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit making high-level football opportunities free and accessible for every player.

Mission & Vision

We eliminate pay-to-play barriers by providing free showcases, professional exposure, and community-driven support so every athlete has a chance to reach their full potential.

A football culture where opportunity, not finances, decides a player’s future.

Our Story

VFN was founded to challenge the pay-to-play system holding back talented players. What began as a single free showcase has grown into a movement creating real pathways to college, professional, and international football.

Why VFN is Different

  • Always Free for Players

  • Limited Roster Spots, Guaranteed Exposure

  • Highlight Reels, Photos, and Livestreams Included

  • Real Pathways to College & Pro Clubs

  • Community Investment: Every dollar reinvested in players

Programs & Initiatives

  • Free events with scouts, video, and recruitment support.

  • Our UPSL team, providing a direct pathway to higher levels.

  • Coalition of local clubs united under VFN.

  • Covering gear, travel, and recruiting expenses.

  • Player films, photos, livestreams, and scouting access.

Partners & Supporters

We are proud to work with forward-thinking partners who share our commitment to opportunity and community.

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Our Team

  • Five people standing behind a chain-link fence, with one person shaking hands with one of the others. They are outside near a gray building with a red and white sign that says 'Please read visual. Preserve your new track & field'.

    Cameron DeJong

    FOUNDER, CEO

  • A soccer coach with glasses and a black cap giving instructions to a team of four players wearing green training vests on the field.

    Jon Meyers

    SECRETARY, DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL OPERATION SPORTING FC

  • Woman wearing a red cap, sunglasses, gray hoodie, smiling.

    Jennifer Novak

    TREASURER, CFO

  • Two men wearing black jackets and black caps sitting on a bench at a track field, one with sunglasses, both appearing thoughtful or watching an event.

    Daniel Pendleton-Lopez

    VOLUNTEER COACH, OPERATIONS

  • An older man walking on a running track, wearing sunglasses, a black cap, and a black long-sleeve sports shirt with a Rotary International logo. He is also wearing gray cargo shorts and hiking boots, holding a phone and a small device in his hands.

    MICHAEL DEJONG

    OPERATIONS VOLUNTEER

  • A woman with curly brown hair wearing sunglasses and a black zip-up jacket, smiling at the camera. She is standing behind a table with hats and a box, in front of a light-colored backdrop.

    SHERI DEJONG

    OPERATIONS VOLUNTEER

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