Dallas Youth Sports is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in the Oak Cliff area of Dallas that runs affordable recreational baseball and soccer leagues for more than 4,000 youth a year across spring, summer and fall seasons. Its summer camp runs nine weeks at the TBP Athletic Complex on W. Ledbetter Drive and fills the day with arts and crafts, educational classes and sports, plus six field trips, a camp T-shirt and an end-of-summer party. Breakfast, lunch and a snack are included, and the organization runs a scholarship program; league registration runs $40-$90 per player.
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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 Dallas Youth Sports directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★KierriaIf I could give zero stars I WOULD! My 5 year old son has been on the Elite tigers soccer team for all of 2 weeks. They are 3 boys that have been consistently bullying my child and the coach “Raul” has done nothing about it. The team is full of Hispanics which was no problem to me but once my son started, it was clear the Coach did not want my son on the team. This has been a horrible experience for both my son and I. I am not going to put my son back into that situation so now that’s money down the drain. Do not sign you kids up for this league!
★★★★★Daniel WoodOver the past few years, I have been able to witness how Dallas Youth Sports offers great programs to kids in the Dallas area. Incredibly thoughtful and impactful programing is always needed for our youth and JR and his employees have this organization set up for fulfilling this need.
★★★★★sandra hurtadoI would like to say that I love this organization. They give notice way before time. Krystal Huerta is the Best and a Reasonable person. You should check out the website, And the With discounts, and when is the last day for registration. It says it all there on the website so there should be no type of confusion or why this, or why that period this is a well organized group Period
★JanelThis organization is ran by money hungry VOLUNTEERS. I registered my child on time before the deadline (feb 25), they put us on the waitlist. About a week later my child is accepted except I’m charged a $25 late fee, for what??? I registered him on time before the deadline yet Krystal Huerta claimed I registered him “at the last possible second” which is a complete lie. It doesn’t make sense to put kids on the waitlist due to there not being enough space, and yet still charge an extra $25 as a “late fee”. Nowhere does it say you’ll be charged a late fee for registering a child before the deadline. I work hard for my money and this organization screams money hungry. You’re better off finding a PROFESSIONAL sports organization that is actually wanting to give kids a chance. It’s funny because the only 5 star reviews they have is given by their own league!! Krystal and JR Huerta, the others who run it..What a joke
★Daniella OlveraLet me start off with this. This baseball field don’t even deserve a star. They are very disrespectful and childish. We can’t even bring snacks for our children who are playing. There just stealing our money. The director JR Huerta doesn’t even deserve to be in the league, he plays by favoritism and he even kicked out a whole coach and parent when they told him he made an unfair call. Also kicked out a parent for bringing drinks and snacks for her child. They kicked her out for the rest of the week. We also tried to speak to the higher authorities but they said “we are the higher authority. Don’t ever come play with the Dallas league.