Lubbock Soccer Association (LSA) is a youth soccer organization in Lubbock, TX offering recreational and competitive play and week-long summer soccer camps. Its Challenger Sports summer camps are staffed by international coaches with curricula built to maximize ball contact through fun, skill-based sessions. The association is based at 3420 34th St.
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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 Lubbock Soccer Association directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★GmThey have 13 yr olds playing against 19 yr olds who play varsity on high school teams! I mean really LOL Poor kids cannot even enjoy the fun of playing when you have grown MEN who will obviously ALWAYS win. Whoever made that decision is ridiculous.
★Dee CeeThis league is a joke. Paid and registered my nephew back in December, I’ve called, left voicemails, sent emails, they are terrible at responding. I didn’t get any word from the league until they sent a message around the first week of March, stating they couldn’t find a coach for the roster in the zip code area I’m in. They also said if they couldn’t find a coach soon, my nephew could not play and I would get refunded. My nephew was so excited because it was going to be his first year of soccer. Finally 2 weeks later, also 3 days before the first game, They find a coach for the team my nephew is supposed to play on, but practice is at 7pm and 20 minutes away nowhere near our zip code. These are 7 year olds. Also the refund gets sent as a check to your home address that takes 30 days to receive, and they take a $25 administration fee. Ridiculous and unorganized, I will not be putting my nephew in this league again nor do I recommend it!
★Dustin HarbourCompletely agree with another reviewer the fields are an actual hazard. Its hard to believe they want kids to play soccer out there when the ground is that uneven and has that many holes. I mean any standard park is going to have a much better playing surface. I also agree that having the people running the association be affiliated with teams has led to a complete lack of trust.
★vanessa salinasThe fields are terrible and aren’t well kept. There are holes, rocks and glass. The entry fee went up this year and apparently helped with the new fields. Recreational teams aren’t allowed to play on the new fields for games. Some of the commissioners and registrars also have soccer teams so there is a ton of politics and conflict. You are better off playing indoor, it’s cheaper and less drama.
★★★★★Nancy ConstancioAwesome everyone at soccer signups are so nice and helpful.