Massachusetts Youth Soccer is the state governing body for youth soccer, based in Lancaster and marking over 50 years of operation. It sanctions and supports affiliated town leagues and clubs statewide rather than running a camp of its own, and its direct programming includes TOPSoccer for athletes with intellectual, emotional or physical disabilities, the Town Select League, GOALS and GOALS for Success community programming for urban and underserved areas, and vacation programs, clinics and summer training centers delivered with affiliates. It also owns and operates the SBLI Fields at Progin Park soccer complex in Lancaster.
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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 Massachusetts Youth Soccer directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★Albixx D!!!I like the location and the space available for the fields on the other end I really dislike the distance for parking it’s very inconvenient and all the dust from the cars driving back and ford also there’s no sign the says the bottom parking by the bathroom it’s only for coaches and staff I have seen many other people there! Also why horns to cheer up your team are not allowed that’s ridiculous it’s an out doors!
★★★★★Rosette MazzeiLoved it!! Drove 10 hrs from Canada to USA for the tournament our boys didn't disappoint us won first game 2 - 0 hopefully they will keep it up for the next two games.
★★★Bill37801 ChangePros: Great fields. Food at snack area good. Cons: Don't arrive to late in the day or you will have to park a long way from the fields and walk thru a dust storm kicked up from cars going by on a gravel and mostly dust roadway. really bad part is that their parking attendants refuse to let you pull into closer lots some of which are grass because they say they are full, even though a steady stream of cars are already leaving from earlier games. Who's taking all of the empty spaces that have been left? Not a very good system.
★★★★★Mario MidyWe drove 4 hours from NY for our soccer tournament. Parking may be tuff sometimes, but if you wait, as the previous games end, you will find a spot. There are plenty of soccer fields (grass & turff) for youth, teen, and grown-up players.
★★★★John AdamoComplex is great. Better signage at fields required when walking. Also, ensure your parking help knows where FC Stars fields are. Massachusetts Tournament of Champions and games were held there as well. 3 different people directing me to the back parking lot when I asked where FC Stars Fields were... only to find out I was in the wrong place and then had 40 minutes to try to exit. Good thing I was ridiculously earlier would have missed my son's game