League for Clubs
Semi-pro competition across Northern California.

MAR1N is Marin County's semi-pro soccer club.
Semi-pro soccer in League for Clubs, competing across Northern California with a chance to reach the national championship.
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Semi-pro competition across Northern California.
A chance to advance beyond the conference and compete for the national championship.
Connected to the country's open national cup competition.
A competitive club built to represent the county.
Play. Support. Partner. Belong.
The scoreboard tells you who won the match. We think winning can mean more.
A kid getting their first chance to play.
A local business giving something back.
A neighbor showing up for their community.
A team giving an entire county something to rally behind.
WIN FOR MARIN™

Built for serious soccer. Built to create something worth showing up for. Built to represent Marin with purpose.
Competitive soccer. Close to home.
Fixtures will be announced soon.
Official League for Clubs pages may still list MAR1N as CF San Rafael during our transition.
Big wins. Quiet wins. Local wins. Stories worth knowing.
We’re looking for the people, businesses and organizations already making Marin better.
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Put your brand behind something Marin can feel. Build a partnership around a real business objective and a real local win.
Built for matchday. Made to represent.
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Built for the players, families, supporters, and businesses proud to call Marin home.
ONE COUNTY. ONE STANDARD.
Serious competition. A badge worth representing. League for Clubs soccer across Northern California with a chance to compete for the national championship.
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High-level soccer. Family energy. A Saturday night Marin can call its own.
A club is only as strong as the people who make it theirs. MAR1N should feel like something people can take part in — match nights, volunteers, supporter culture, local partnerships, and the 1M Initiative — not simply a team they watch online.
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Before MAR1N, CF San Rafael captured a league title. Read the Marin IJ feature.
