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Evansville Area Soccer Association, Evansville, Indiana

Delaware County Soccer league (formerly known as Yorktown Soccer) is comprised of recreational teams and traveling teams. Recreational season for the fall campaign begins Saturday, April 9th, 2005 and runs approximately 6 weeks. Players interested in recreational soccer must be between the ages of 4 and 15. All games will be played at Wilson Middle School on Saturday mornings.

DOYSL consists of recreation, rec+, and travel soccer leagues. We have divisions of: U-5, U-6, U-8, U-10, U-12, and U-14 teams.

Clark County Soccer Association (CCSA) is located in Clark County Indiana. The Clark County Soccer Association is committed to providing our County?s youth with an environment which will promote sportsmanship, education, and fun while participating in the game of Soccer.

Center Grove Soccer Club is located just south of Indianapolis, Indiana (U. S. A.). Founded in 1980, CGSC is the areas largest privately owned and managed youth soccer club. CGSC provides recreational soccer for children ages 4 to 15. In addition, the club provides a range of competitive travel soccer teams for boys and girls ages 8 to 14. In the spring, CGSC also hosts the South Central Select teams featuring some of the finest high school players from area schools.

Carmel United Soccer Club - Carmel Indiana

Brownsburg Junior Soccer League (BJSL) was first formed in late 1982 and early 1983. This was the initial youth recreational program offered in Brownsburg. In June of 1988, a separate group, the Brownsburg Soccer Club (BSC) was formed for the specific purpose of offering competitive "travel" soccer to the youths of the community. These two organizations operated independently for several years. In January of 1996 the BJSL and the BSC merged to create the Brownsburg Soccer League (BSL) offering soccer at all levels of competition from ages 4 through 15. By joining the two organizations together the BSL has been able to capitalize on the additional manpower and creative thinking to offer it's members a better presentation of services. The BSL is respectfully viewed by many of our peer clubs and by the Indiana Youth Soccer Association (IYSA), our state organization, as one of the top clubs in the state.

Blue River Soccer Association - Shelbyville, IN "Serving the Youth of Shelby County"

Ben Davis Soccer Club has a Soccer Team available for kids of all abilities. The Club is "full service" in that we have Recreational, Recreational Plus (Rec+) and Travel Soccer Programs. Our Programs begin at the age of 4 and older. There are no tryouts necessary for Rec or Rec+ teams. Travel Soccer begins at the U9 age level and requires tryout selection which usually occurs in Late May for the Fall Program. All Programs play in the Fall and the Spring at 21st and Girls School Road at the Ben Davis Sports Park.

The Batesville Soccer Club was formed to provide an organization where children could learn and play soccer. The fact that any size player can be successful at the game and the modest expense required to field a team makes it possible for many children to participate in organized competition. These factors, plus the enthusiasm of the children once they've played the game will result in the growth of our program.

Over 1500 youth soccer players are members of ASA Recreational and Travel Soccer programs. Currently we have approximately 15,500 participants using ASA facilities on an annual basis including; players, referees, coaches, managers, visiting teams and spectators. Member participants live in the Avon, Plainfield, Danville, Brownsburg, Indianapolis and other surrounding areas while visiting teams visit ASA from Terre Haute, Columbus, Lafayette and other Indiana towns. In addition to regular season play, ASA sponsors an annual Haunted Bridge Classic soccer tournament that attracts teams from as far away as Illinois, Ohio and Kentucky bringing around 5000 participants to this site. In the next few years, we expect to have over 30,000 participants in these soccer programs on an annual basis.

CIYSL is where Indiana Boys travel meet to compete in league competition. Teams are invited to play from all of Indiana.

Indiana Youth Soccer has a current membership base of over 65,000 youth players, 8,000 active coaches, 3,000 referees and thousands of volunteers through its network of over 155 local member clubs across the state of Indiana.