Check out our COVID-19 GRANT page for information on the Community Developement Block Grant

Welcome to Island Boy Camp

Our mission is to empower our players to be successful tomorrow. Our goal is to teach young athletes fundamental football skills while building their confidence, character, integrity, work ethic and sportsmanship. We hope to teach our players respect for the game, but more importantly respect for themselves, their peers, and their community.

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Check out our COVID-19 GRANT page for information on the Community Developement Block Grant

Welcome to Island Boy Camp

Next Game: Great Question!

Day(s)

Hour(s)

Minute(s)

Second(s)

Join the ibc

Get In Touch

Announcement: Here is the Schedule for Battle in Boise

Upcoming League Games

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2019 8th Gr. All Americans

After facing tough competition during the Hall of Fame Youth Football World Championship Tournament, 5 of our 8th grade players earned recognition as an “All-American Player.”

Left to right: Coach Funaki, Joey Olsen (Captain), Hatimu Letisi (Captain), Coach Lamont, Jamahl Wilson, Tyler Bowers, Matix Carpenter, Coach Fui

Upcoming Events

MVP COMBINE:

July 18th @ Les Schwab Sports Park …Details

Island Boy Camp Family Day

August 18th has been declared, by Governor Kate Brown, as Island Boy Camp Family Day in recognition for our work with the youth in our community.

About Island Boy Camp

Island Boy Camp (IBC) started with 4 brothers, 3 cousins, and 1 very good friend. Michael Fuimaono, Alexander Fuimaono, Nicholas Fuimaono, Christopher Fuimaono, Funaki Letisi, Paulo Futi, Brando Tapusoa, and Boone Marker were volunteer coaches for flag and tackle teams for the Boys and Girls Club when they created IBC.
It was very clear in the beginning that this Aiga or Family had a lot to share with their players. Their personal experience with football and their life experiences made it easy for them to connect with their players, particularly those who were struggling in school and at home. What started as a single season of coaching has extended to just under 10 fun and challenging years of football with our kids.
Island Boy Camp is a nonprofit organization registered with the state. Our goal is to be the best youth sports program in the state. We aim to provide as many opportunities for all the players we work with in the hopes of getting them prepared for the next level of play. We hope to teach our players lessons on life. We continue to work mainly in the Salem-Keizer area, but we are building relationships with coaches around the state.

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Serving Our Youth Football Community Since 2009

IBC is a registered nonprofit organization whose goal is to provide as many opportunities for players to showcase and advance their academic and athletic skills. We teach our players lessons on life as they prepare for the next level of play. We engage youth in positive athletic competition in the Salem-Mid Willamette Valley, around the state of Oregon, and various national competitions throughout the nation. While we continue to work mainly in the Salem-Keizer area, we are building relationships with coaches and youth programs around the state. To date, IBC has served over 1,500 youth of Salem-Keizer and the surrounding cities.

Our Club Is Our Family

IBC is an inclusive organization and is a venue for kids from all ages, genders, backgrounds, and family situations. We welcome all kids and we try to instill in them Character, Consistency, and Confidence. We provide mentoring and tutoring for all our players. We model positive relationships with our players and their families.