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Youth Soccer Programs in Lewisville, TX
Established to serve the Greater Lewisville area, our organization provides youth soccer opportunities in a fun and safe environment. As the third-largest soccer association in North Texas, we serve communities including Lewisville, Flower Mound, and Highland Village, supporting over 7,000 players annually across five local complexes. Our programs emphasize skill development, teamwork, and inclusivity through recreational, competitive, and special needs leagues.We partner with Tiger Tournaments to deliver premier events and maintain US Youth Soccer TOPSoccer certification for adaptive programming. With volunteer-driven coaching and referee opportunities, we foster community engagement while prioritizing player safety through concussion policies and structured sideline protocols.
Services
Recreational Soccer
Competitive Academies
TOPSoccer Program
Tournaments
Coaching Clinics
Highlights and features
- Third-largest soccer association in North Texas with 7,000+ annual participants
- Offers recreational, competitive, and adaptive TOPSoccer programs for all abilities
- Partners with nationally recognized Tiger Tournaments for premier events
- Provides volunteer coaching opportunities with training and support
- Maintains structured safety protocols including concussion policies
Associations and certifications
- US Youth Soccer
Services
Recreational Soccer
Our recreational program provides accessible soccer for all skill levels. Designed for players aged U4-U19, it emphasizes fun, fundamental skills, and sportsmanship. Sessions include weekly games and training at local complexes.
TOPSoccer Program
Specially designed for athletes with disabilities, this program offers one-on-one buddy support. Certified coaches use adapted drills to build confidence and social skills in a safe environment. Includes seasonal six-week sessions.
Competitive Academies
For advanced players seeking higher-level competition. Features structured skill development, tournament participation, and college recruitment opportunities. Coaches focus on tactical growth and team strategy.
Tournaments
Hosted in partnership with Tiger Tournaments, our events include regional and national competitions. Offerings range from youth showcases to premier cups with divisions for recreational and competitive teams.
Coaching Clinics
Volunteer coach development sessions provide essential skills for new coaches. Includes field training, game management techniques, and access to support resources for successful team leadership.
Questions
How do I register for soccer programs?
Visit our website to complete online registration for recreational, competitive, or TOPSoccer programs. Registration periods vary by season.
Are volunteer coaching opportunities available?
Yes! We offer volunteer coaching positions with training support. No prior experience is required for recreational coaching roles.
What safety measures are in place?
We enforce concussion protocols, sideline policies, and background checks for all volunteers. Coaches receive safety training and emergency procedures.
Do you offer programs for special needs athletes?
Our US Youth Soccer-certified TOPSoccer program provides adaptive soccer for players with disabilities, including buddy support and specialized coaching.
How are game schedules managed?
Schedules are published online through GotSport. Updates and reschedule requests follow specific policies to maintain fair scheduling for all teams.
What referee opportunities exist?
We offer referee positions for ages U13 and older. Training clinics and pay scales by age group are available through our officiating program.
Reviews (7)
Tierney Hubbard
Oct 18, 2021
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While I have complaints about GLASA as an organization, I do want to start with the fact that we had a great soccer season with my 7 year old this Fall. My husband was an assistant coach and we were surprised to learn that coaches are responsible for securing a practice field (which costs $$) and procuring uniforms. Toward the end of the season, we didnt even have refs so my husband (with no ref training) was officiating the games. Also, we had our last game this past Saturday and as of today (Wednesday) we still have no medals to pass out. We want to continue to play soccer and it doesnt
Courtney Houghton
Sep 16, 2021
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Kids soccer: although communication can be difficult with the office, my 3 kids have all had great experiences with GLASA! If you start young enough, they seem to organize the teams by location pretty well. (Or even better, volunteer to coach and you choose!) They always need volunteers, so if you would like to dictate where and when practice is consider coaching. GLASA fields are significantly better than the surrounding leagues we play with.
Leo Contreras
Aug 30, 2021
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So unprofessional of them to change the rules of the coed league 3 weeks before the season starts. Every guy on my team is under 25 years old and with the new rules my team would not be qualified to play. Uniforms have been ordered and theres no way to return them. People have committed their time and energy to the original schedule that was given (Friday nights) and now they will have to rearrange their schedules in such short notice. There are also newcomers to the league and sport who have invested money on equipment such as cleats and shinguards and it will all be for nothing because of
Cynthia Contreras
Aug 21, 2021
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So unprofessional. Every time there are changes, it's way too late to sign up anywhere else. Signed up for the coed league on Fridays and now they're moving it to Sundays to accommodate the men's league. Not only that, but they also changed the age requirements and nobody under 25 can sign up for the coed league, which is the majority of our team. They have no consideration for player's time and energy. Uniform orders have been placed, and they offer zero solutions.
Fabian Gutierrez
Aug 17, 2021
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2 weeks before we were set to play they completely change the age restrictions (men must be over 25). While I understand it's to "strengthen the league" this decision should've been made either at the end of last season or at the very least before we registered. We even had jerseys made and it is now too late to join other leagues.
Danielle Robles
Mar 28, 2021
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First off let me start off by saying, the commissioner of the adult soccer league, Andres Molina DOES NOT even deserve to be a representative for Glasa. He allows HIS players to play that do not even officially have a players card and 2 of his players have the same 91 number. His team Beast Mode ambushed us in the parking lot after the game (with children present) after we forfeited the game. The reason was because a lot of our players where getting hurt. The men from Andres Molinas team used very vulgar language and purposely hurt 2 girls on our team. If a representative
A. Taha
Mar 02, 2021
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I thought to join my Kids in GLASA as a better organization but it turn out it was the worst experience we all have have. In fact I regret that we didn't sign with Challenger Sports they are 100 time more organized than GLASA. GLASA even assigned my kids in a team that is far away from us and the coach select practicing fields that are too far from where we live. I really don't understand who is doing the roasters at GLASA, they need to pay better attention to where the players live and also to put into consideration that most parents finish work at 5:00 if not later and if they assign the kid
