Youth Soccer Association

Location	Status	Notes
North Complex	Fields Open	All fields open. Lot B gate is closed for resurfacing; use the main entrance.
Community Park Fields	Fields Open	Open. Restrooms at the pavilion are unlocked on game days only.
Riverside Fields	Some Fields Closed	Field 2 is closed through the weekend after standing water near the south goal. Field 1 is open.
Westside Middle School	Call Rainout Phone	Status is set by the school district, not the association. Call the hotline before heading out.
Veterans Memorial Complex	View Website	This facility belongs to another association. Check their website for closures.
South Practice Grounds	Fields Closed	Closed for aeration and reseeding through the end of the month.

Volunteers Still Needed

We are short on field marshals and concession volunteers for Saturday mornings. Two hours once a month makes a real difference. Fill out the volunteer interest form to help.

Contact Information

Youth Soccer Association 100 Soccer Field Road
Your City, Texas 00000

(719) 881-0098 |Main

info@sagentic.com

Office Hours

Monday

9:00am - 5:00pm

Tuesday

9:00am - 5:00pm

Wednesday

9:00am - 5:00pm

Thursday

9:00am - 5:00pm

Friday (today)

9:00am - 5:00pm

Saturday

Closed

Sunday

Closed

Contact Us

Questions about registration, schedules, or volunteering? Send us a message and a board member will get back to you.

To get the best help, please be specific: include your player's name, team, coach, and any dates, times or game numbers your question is about. We answer by email, so we can keep a written record.

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Email Address

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Player's Name

If your question is about a player.

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