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Nevada Youth Soccer offers youth soccer leagues, tournaments, and programs. The program includes the Nevada Junior Cup, scheduled for January 30th to February 1st, 2026, for boys and girls in age groups U6 through U16. Nevada Youth Soccer operates under a mission statement of “Developing tomorrow’s leaders, game by game.”
• Ages: 6–16 years old
• Schedule: Office hours Monday–Thursday, 10:00am–2:00pm
Nevada Youth Soccer lists Ruth as a contact who processes player action forms and responds with next steps. The organization notes a connection to the US Youth Soccer National League through an article titled “USYS National League Introduces Enhanced Format For National Events.” Nevada Youth Soccer highlights a New U.S. Soccer Policy on Referee Abuse effective March 2025 and a Referee Abuse Prevention Policy (Policy 531-9). The program states “Hablamos Espanol.”
Participants and families have shared testimonials about their experiences with soccer through Nevada Youth Soccer. Dilean G states that soccer has taught them to be more social, less scared to make new friends, and stronger in mind and body. Jozabad G says soccer encourages friendship and good sportsmanship and describes it as a “win/win sport.” Zadok G says they love soccer, especially scoring goals and celebrating with friends. Ebony G says soccer teaches teamwork and how to help others. John H, age 11, reports playing soccer since age 4 and says soccer has taught him discipline in school, how to work with others, and to “be a beast on the field,” and he shares a goal of being on FIFA when older. Jovan O says they love soccer because the friends made through the sport now feel like family and because they enjoy looking up to big players and dreaming of being like them.
Last updated January 5, 2026.
• Ages: 6–16 years old
• Schedule: Office hours Monday–Thursday, 10:00am–2:00pm
Nevada Youth Soccer lists Ruth as a contact who processes player action forms and responds with next steps. The organization notes a connection to the US Youth Soccer National League through an article titled “USYS National League Introduces Enhanced Format For National Events.” Nevada Youth Soccer highlights a New U.S. Soccer Policy on Referee Abuse effective March 2025 and a Referee Abuse Prevention Policy (Policy 531-9). The program states “Hablamos Espanol.”
Participants and families have shared testimonials about their experiences with soccer through Nevada Youth Soccer. Dilean G states that soccer has taught them to be more social, less scared to make new friends, and stronger in mind and body. Jozabad G says soccer encourages friendship and good sportsmanship and describes it as a “win/win sport.” Zadok G says they love soccer, especially scoring goals and celebrating with friends. Ebony G says soccer teaches teamwork and how to help others. John H, age 11, reports playing soccer since age 4 and says soccer has taught him discipline in school, how to work with others, and to “be a beast on the field,” and he shares a goal of being on FIFA when older. Jovan O says they love soccer because the friends made through the sport now feel like family and because they enjoy looking up to big players and dreaming of being like them.
Last updated January 5, 2026.
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