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Your Trusted Partner for Youth Soccer Development
Founded in 1975, Lake Cities Soccer Association (LCSA) has dedicated over four decades to fostering youth soccer development in the Lake Cities area. Our organization serves communities including Corinth, Hickory Creek, Lake Dallas, and Shady Shores, offering structured recreational programs for boys and girls aged U5 through U19. With approximately 1,200 participants across seasonal programs, we maintain affiliations with both the North Texas Soccer Association (NTSSA) and United Soccer Federation (USSF) to ensure standardized quality.

Our mission emphasizes accessible soccer education for all economic backgrounds while cultivating character development through player-centered coaching methodologies. We operate as a nonprofit entity to prioritize community impact over financial gain, maintaining transparent operations and community-driven governance.
Services
Youth Soccer Programs Recreational Teams Coaching Education Scholarship Programs Field Management
Details
  • Year established: 1975
Highlights and features
  • Established in 1975 with proven expertise in youth soccer development
  • Nonprofit structure ensures affordable access for all economic backgrounds
  • Affiliated with NTSSA and USSF for standardized quality programs
  • Community-focused approach with local volunteer leadership
  • Player-centered coaching methodology emphasizing character development
Associations and certifications
  • North Texas Soccer Association
  • United Soccer Federation
Services
Youth Soccer Programs
Structured soccer programs for boys and girls aged U5 through U19. Focuses on skill development, teamwork, and sportsmanship through recreational and competitive play. Programs operate year-round with seasonal schedules.
Recreational Teams
Local soccer teams organized by age groups across multiple communities. Provides accessible soccer opportunities for all skill levels. Emphasizes fun, fair play, and community engagement.
Coaching Education
Comprehensive coach development programs for youth soccer. Includes safety certifications, tactical training, and player development methodologies. Available for both volunteer and professional coaches.
Scholarship Programs
Financial assistance for players and referees through the Travis Duffey Memorial Scholarship. Supports continued participation and development in youth soccer programs. Administered through community donations.
Field Management
Maintenance and scheduling of multiple soccer fields across the Lake Cities area. Provides real-time field status updates through text alerts. Coordinates practice schedules and game logistics.
People
Gary Duffey
Scholarship Administrator
Manages the Travis Duffey Memorial Scholarship program, supporting youth soccer development through financial assistance. Coordinates community donations and scholarship distribution.
Questions
How do I register for LCSA soccer programs?
Registration occurs seasonally through our website. Check our SPRING 2026 registration dates for upcoming opportunities.
How can I check field status updates?
Text 'MYFIELDS' to 888-777 for real-time updates on Corinth Community Park soccer fields.
Does LCSA offer financial assistance?
Yes, the Travis Duffey Memorial Scholarship provides financial aid for players and referees.
What age groups does LCSA serve?
We offer programs for boys and girls aged U5 through U19 across multiple divisions.
Are there volunteer coaching opportunities?
Yes, we welcome volunteer coaches and provide necessary training and support.
How are game reschedules handled?
Check schedules weekly for updates. Reschedules typically occur with 48-hour notice during weekdays.
Reviews (1)
Amy Wallace
Oct 29, 2021 Report
My child played against a LCSA team today. I am extremely disappointed with the Reffing and the Board of LCSA. These are recreational teams, and when a ref is allowing players to get hurt, allow parents to harass the players, and allows their players to harass and curse at parents, it highlights the values of the association, the coach, and parents. LCSA needs to do better and learn to play with integrity.
Shoving with both hands on someones back, intentionally kicking to hurt, and parents walking into the field to harass a down player should never be considered acceptable. Overlooking this