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Colleyville Soccer Association

★★★★ 4.450 reviewsColleyville, TX

Colleyville Soccer Association · Private

Colleyville Soccer Association (CSA) is a recreational youth soccer association for children ages U4-U19 in Colleyville, TX, playing at Pleasant Run Soccer Complex. Its summer camps include a U5 Mini-Camp and U6-U10 field-player camps in June, plus Evolution Select/Pre-Select camps (full- and half-day) for players preparing for select tryouts, covering dribbling, passing, shooting and defending.

The practical details

Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Colleyville Soccer Association
Sibling DiscountHalf-Day OptionEarly Bird DiscountBeginner FriendlyCompetitive / Elite
Before you register

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 Colleyville Soccer Association directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Tim

Soccer fields are well maintained. Plenty of parking. Depending on which field you are on, you might have a long walk to the only restroom they have on the complex.

eric solis

Horrible CSA staff that lack communication and organization to properly run a league .

★★★★★Blake Strong

Great place to play soccer!

★★★★★Floppypenguin30 Gaming Yt

Soccer fields are awsome clean cut and soft so you don't hurt yourself. Good food at concession stand. Friendly coach's and people.

Robert D. Forster, II

We signed up our 4 year old this year for her first competitive sports team experience. Little did we know that starting at age 4 makes your child a glutton for punishment in this league. Not only was she “placed” on the only team in the entire league with all new players, but it also happens to be the only team in the league with only 4 players (3 on 3). So, her first competitive experience consists of competing against teams, players, and coaches that have played before and also have more players (most teams have 6). I do respect and admire the opposing coaches and players as they too see the disadvantage our girls are facing and typically allow us to score after going up several goals. I just have to question how the administrators of the league deem this good for competition or growth of the young children.

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