Nevada Youth Soccer Association

Nevada Youth Soccer Association offers the Nevada State League (NSL) for U9-U19 boys and girls teams. It also offers the US Youth Soccer Olympic Development Program (ODP) for U11-U17 boys and girls players, with tryout sessions listed and teams training at least once a month until the January 2027 tournament in Phoenix, AZ.

Programs

• Nevada State League (NSL) — U9-U19 teams, boys and girls brackets
• US Youth Soccer Olympic Development Program (ODP) — U11-U17 (2016-2010) boys and girls players · Tryout sessions are listed; teams have training sessions at least once a month until the Jan 2027 tournament in Phoenix AZ. · Open to all boys and girls players. All NYSA players are invited to sign up to tryout and represent Northern Nevada or Southern Nevada at the US Youth National ODP Event in Phoenix, AZ.

At a glance

• Ages: 5–17 years old
• Current session: October 2026 Las Vegas U.S. Soccer D License Course (Oct 20–Dec 18, 2026); 9v9 Blended Grassroots Course (Sep 23–Sep 26, 2026); 11v11 Blended Grassroots Course (Sep 24–Sep 26, 2026)
• Facility hours: Monday–Thursday 10:00am–2:00pm; Friday closed

About the provider

Nevada Youth Soccer Association uses the mission statement, "Developing tomorrow’s leaders, game by game." Office hours are Monday through Thursday from 10:00am to 2:00pm, and Friday is closed. Player Action Forms are processed Monday through Thursday and can be emailed to [email protected].

Office hours are Monday–Thursday 10am–2:00pm and Friday closed. Player Action Forms are processed Monday–Thursday and can be emailed to [email protected]. The office may be closed during state and regional leagues and tournaments; call in advance to confirm hours.

What families say

“Soccer has taught me how to be more social and that I do not have to be scared to make new friends. It has also made me strong both in my mind and my body” — Dilean G

“Soccer encourages friendship and good sportsmanship. I feel happy for my friends' success even if they are on the opposing team. It’s a win/win sport.” — Jozabad G

“I love soccer mostly when I make goals because it feels good to celebrate with my friends, help my team, and make everyone happy.” — Zadok G

Last updated August 30, 2026.