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Your Trusted Soccer Partner in Dallas, TX
North Texas Soccer has been dedicated to fostering soccer excellence in the region since our establishment. Our organization provides comprehensive programs for both youth and adult players, emphasizing skill development, teamwork, and sportsmanship. With a focus on community engagement, we offer competitive leagues, tournaments, and training initiatives to nurture talent at all levels. Our certified coaching education programs and referee training ensure high standards of play and safety across all activities. Through partnerships with national governing bodies, we align our practices with the highest industry benchmarks.Our Olympic Development Program identifies and cultivates elite athletes, preparing them for regional and national competitions. We prioritize accessibility, offering financial assistance and inclusive opportunities for all participants. Our administrative team and board of directors work tirelessly to maintain transparent governance and efficient operations. By hosting annual events like the State Cup and Frontier Conference, we contribute to the growth of soccer culture in North Texas. Our commitment to continuous improvement ensures we remain a trusted leader in regional soccer development.
Services
Youth Soccer Programs
Adult Soccer Leagues
Coaching Education
Referee Training
Tournament Hosting
ODP Programs
Player Development
Facility Rentals
Online Registration
Member Services
Highlights and features
- We offer comprehensive youth and adult soccer programs.
- Our organization hosts state tournaments and competitive leagues.
- We provide certified coaching education and referee training.
- Our Olympic Development Program nurtures elite talent.
- We support local soccer development through community initiatives.
Associations and certifications
- US Youth Soccer
- US Adult Soccer
- US Soccer Federation
Services
Youth Soccer Programs
Structured soccer training and competitive opportunities for children aged 5-18. Focus on skill development, teamwork, and sportsmanship in a safe environment. Participants benefit from certified coaching and access to regional tournaments and events.
Adult Soccer Leagues
Competitive and recreational soccer leagues for adult players. Emphasis on community engagement, fitness, and organized match play. Includes seasonal tournaments and league standings for competitive teams.
Coaching Education
Certified coaching courses including USSF licenses and grassroots education. Curriculum covers tactical development, player safety, and age-appropriate training methods. Available for new and experienced coaches.
Referee Training
Comprehensive referee certification and continuing education programs. Training includes rule interpretation, match management, and conflict resolution. Resources for career advancement in officiating.
Tournament Hosting
Organization of State Cup competitions, Frontier Conference matches, and regional tournaments. Services include venue coordination, scheduling, and compliance with national soccer federation standards.
People
Warren Cottle
Director of Coaching
With over 15 years of soccer coaching experience, Warren oversees all training programs and ensures alignment with national development standards.
Chris Dougherty
2009 Boys Head Coach
Certified USSF coach specializing in youth player development with a focus on technical skills and game strategy.
Aly Pearson
2009 Girls Coach
Experienced youth soccer coach with a track record of developing competitive teams and mentoring young athletes.
Trent McColly
State Referee Chairman
Soccer officiating expert with 20+ years of experience managing referee certification and standards across North Texas.
Ann Hicks
State Youth Referee Administrator
Specialist in youth referee development, ensuring safe and fair officiating practices for all age-group competitions.
Questions
What programs does North Texas Soccer offer?
We provide youth and adult soccer leagues, coaching education, referee certification, competitive tournaments, and the Olympic Development Program (ODP) for elite players.
How can I register for soccer programs?
Registration is available online through our website, where you can select programs, complete forms, and access member association resources.
Are there competitive leagues available?
Yes, we host State Cup tournaments, Frontier Conference matches, and recreational leagues for players of all skill levels.
How do I become a referee?
Our referee training program includes certification courses, recertification options, and resources for new and experienced officials.
What is the ODP program?
The Olympic Development Program identifies top talent through tryouts and provides advanced training for regional and national competitions.
Reviews (5)
DeeDee Lynn
Feb 02, 2021
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I called the offices because I have paperwork that needs to be signed by a representative of NTSSA. The woman who answered the phone could not have been more rude or less helpful. I did finally find out how to get my paperwork signed but only because I kept asking and insisting I needed the information. Hopefully I never have to deal with them again.
Chris Garces
Dec 20, 2020
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It is ridiculous that you need a birth certificate to register your child but cant use a birth of record as proof when the federal government can accept that same exact paperwork to put your child as a dependent and add on health insurance (tricare) and is sufficient enough with the tsa to get the child on board an airplane. If I could not leave a rating I would LOVE to. Get it together
Gina Fanchi
Jan 28, 2018
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Referees are rude, disrespectful, know nothing about soccer, and some rules are just stupid. Not even in professional soccer have rules so stupid
Luis Santamaria
Jan 17, 2018
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I took the National D Coaching License. Once the course was completed I was given a temporary license like many others and told I would have to come back for a third weekend to repeat part of the course. I emailed the coaches and the association multiple times asking for guidance on re-registration for the second half of the course and have not received a response. It feels like the new D license system set us up to fail and the coaches gain some satisfaction in needlessly denying up and coming coaches the ability to obtain the license. I am still awaiting a response from NTX Soccer. This feels
Kevin Ituarte
Sep 09, 2017
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They don't allow people to play in different teams, I know a lot of friends, who are white, that have been allowed to play in 2 teams and they didn't allow me cause I was Mexican, they are racist and do not make the game fair.
