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Lewistown Soccer club
Dedicated to providing soccer to the youth of Central Montana
Photo Courtesy of Shawna Sandau, Meadowlark Drones
Lewistown Soccer Club (LSC) is a non-profit organization in Lewistown Montana. LSC currently hosts a Spring League that offers training and competition to all players ages 8 through 18 in Fergus County. LSC is governed by Montana Youth Soccer (MYSA) and has a season that starts in April and continues through June. LSC Teams practice at The Lewistown Soccer Park, and many teams travel throughout the spring season to compete with other clubs.
The mission of the LSC is to provide area youth, diverse in age, skill level and background, the opportunity to engage in the sport of soccer to promote physical, mental, emotional, and social development, as well as a love of the game. This is accomplished through high quality volunteer coaching and peer mentorship in a safe, positive environment.
The LSC is committed to imparting life-long skills including good sportsmanship, teamwork, leadership, and personal achievement for success on and off the field. Our 501C3 nonprofit organization is overseen by an all-volunteer Board of Directors.
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A Little History....
Lewistown Soccer Club's spring competitive soccer program was established in the early 1990's to give the youth of Central Montana the opportunity to play soccer in a competitive setting given that soccer was not, and still is not, offered as a sport through the Lewistown Public Schools.
The LSC has recently quadrupled in size and now supports approximately 100 youth through three competitive teams that travel, two recreational teams that travel, and noncompetitive, skill-building training sessons for the youngest participants. The spring soccer season runs March to June for kids 4-19 years old and includes youth from our surrounding rural communities. LSC is affliliated with and goverend by MYSA.
Over the years, LSC teams have won multiple state championships and represented Central Montana in a positive manner while traveling throughout the state. Several players have gone on to earn scholarships and compete at the collegiate level.
November through February we offer Futsal scrimmages, held in various community gymnasiums, which enable youth and adult participants (ages typically range from 5-70 years old) to play and stay active. During the fall, an intramural soccer league (started in the early 1980's) is sponsored by the City of Lewistown Parks and Recreation Department and enables about 150 participants (ages 5 to 13) to play the sport. All of these leagues provide skill-building and healthy living options throughout the year for about 200 young soccer players.
The LSC has recently quadrupled in size and now supports approximately 100 youth through three competitive teams that travel, two recreational teams that travel, and noncompetitive, skill-building training sessons for the youngest participants. The spring soccer season runs March to June for kids 4-19 years old and includes youth from our surrounding rural communities. LSC is affliliated with and goverend by MYSA.
Over the years, LSC teams have won multiple state championships and represented Central Montana in a positive manner while traveling throughout the state. Several players have gone on to earn scholarships and compete at the collegiate level.
November through February we offer Futsal scrimmages, held in various community gymnasiums, which enable youth and adult participants (ages typically range from 5-70 years old) to play and stay active. During the fall, an intramural soccer league (started in the early 1980's) is sponsored by the City of Lewistown Parks and Recreation Department and enables about 150 participants (ages 5 to 13) to play the sport. All of these leagues provide skill-building and healthy living options throughout the year for about 200 young soccer players.
OUR CLUB FOUNDERS
Donations Appreciated!
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The Lewistown Soccer Club (LSC) needs your help to raise funds to create the LEWISTOWN SOCCER PARK - an investment in our youth and future generations. Together we can take another step forward for Central Montana by providing a designated venue for the ever-growing sport of soccer, creating a green space and play area on the southwest side of town, and providing a safe and positive outlet for recreation, exercise, and healthy living options for all of Central Montana to enjoy.
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