GRAYSA/ARSENAL FCSA
Private
All-volunteer nonprofit youth soccer association (GRAYSA / Arsenal FC) serving Schertz and the greater Randolph area since the 1970s, with recreational and competitive (Arsenal) programs for youth. Camp offerings include an Arsenal College ID Camp for high-school players held at the Schertz Soccer Complex; core programming is seasonal recreational and select league play.
The practical details
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 GRAYSA/ARSENAL FCSA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★r hGetting children up in soccer, building confidence and having fun. Pricing not so bad but children will be trained by random coaches. Non professionals unless signed up for Arsenals but still great for beginners and looking to get out have fun and exercise.
★★★★★Jennifer Castillo2024 spring season was my sons and our families first ever experience with any soccer org and I'm so happy that it was with Gray SA/ Arsenal! Coach Terrance was an awesome coach and so glad my son was able to learn under his wing. It was a joy to be apart of this organization, and I truly recommend to give a try. They do have a huge field which consists of small soccer fields and you can get confused where they may be practicing and playing games but once you get the gist of the field, it gets better.
★★★★★MJOur experience with Graysa/Arsenal FCSA has been great. Our son joined in 2019 and he has grown and developed his skills in soccer. It’s our 5th year, we’re excited to welcome the upcoming season. The coaches were great too! The field (Schertz soccer complex) is beautiful and well maintained with nice parking spaces.
★★★★★ghazaleh lahsaei-wallacewe love graysa it is a great way to get the kids started in sports but you may not be sure if they are good at a sport. I started my son at 4 and he liked soccer more than other sports we put him in so we have continued every season and now we are trying it out for our daughter.
★★★JoshThe fields are very nice but they need more serious leadership and to get organized. How could they do better? Well, if there are too many kids and not enough coaches, raise the price and give a better incentive to coach. ($149 a season and coaches kids play free) That would attract people who have 2+ kids and love soccer to coach. You keep the more passionate players and you get more serious coaches. Everyone is happy