Nonprofit youth soccer league (Alamo Heights-Fort Sam Houston Fire Soccer Club) in San Antonio, operating since the late 1970s for players ages 4-19. It fields recreational, developmental academy and competitive teams within the SALSA/STYSA structure, practicing at the Fort Sam Houston youth center with games at the Schertz Soccer Complex. Programming is seasonal league play; a summer camp is not confirmed.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Alamo Heights Fort Sam Houston Fire Soccer Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Phil GarzaThe Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery is a place to honor our war dead and pay for respects to those who've served and their dependents who served with them. It's pretty well kept by the Department of Veteran's Affairs groundskeepers.
★The HOOMsteadThis last weekend we played against this club specifically U12 GIRLS (2011) - FIRE 11G RED with their coach Victor Martins. The coach was screaming at the top of his lungs the entire game it was absolutely disgusting the way he treats his team. He also applauded his girls “aggression” after they kicked our goalie after she took possession of the ball. I’m shocked the parents are ok with this coach belittling his players and joy sticking the entire game. DO NOT PUT YOUR KIDS ON THIS TEAM IF YOU WANT THEM TREATED WITH RESPECT.
★★★★★Scott PhillipsConsidering there are only 2 club teams located centrally in San Antonio, this league is much more friendly. Its smaller and therefore more responsive to concerns and requests. There is more of a "personal feel." Steve Jennings runs the league and he is an excellent coach and coach trainer. I have seen him release sub-par coaches and take over the team by himself. Both leagues (also Classic Elite) are not perfect, but some of my frustration comes from the higher (umbrella) league organization that creates the regional schedule. Of note, fields are located on a Fort Sam satellite base (near the cemetery) and they have changed the military gates rules over the years (one season, they required registration for a season Pass at the Visitor Center). That being said, any person with a valid driver's license will have little trouble getting on base and to the fields.
★Michelle OetjensThis program may be good for little kids but absolutely horrible for anyone over the age of 8. Our son's coach doesn't communicate with us. The recreation team plays all over SA, and then plays against much better competitive teams so every game the recreation team loses. We will never again register our children in this program. AWFUL!!
★Andrew OsbornTerrible management. Ruined my son's 03 S2 team to rob and fill the upper ranks of the D1 team to leave the S2 and D2 ranks decimated and without a team and no proactive care our slightest concern to fix it, diving away a dozen boys to other clubs. Game day and practice access thru the base is horrible too.