Rooted in Los Angeles · United by passion
Find the placeyour athletebelongs.
A nonprofit youth soccer club with a real route forward — from a first touch in recreation to national academy and pre-professional soccer. Tell us where your athlete is today and we will show you where to start.
Start with the athlete
Not every athlete starts in the same place. Every athlete gets a next step.
League names are how soccer talks to itself. This finder works the way a family actually decides: age, gender, and what the athlete wants from the season.
For LASC review. Age bands are derived from the team listings currently published on wearelasc.com and mapped to 2026–27 birth years. Confirm every band before this page goes live.
Free every Friday night
Before you pick a route, just come and play.
Friday Night Skills is a free clinic for athletes aged 5 to 12 — dribbling, passing and shooting, fast and fun. No tryout, no team, no cost. Open to athletes who have never played, and to athletes who already have a club.
- WhenFridays · 6–8 PM
- WhereCharter Oak High School (Grass)
- Ages5–12
- RunsWeekly, no end date
- Led byVictor Lugo
- CostFree
A visible pathway
See the next step — and the one after it.
Progress at LASC is not only a promotion. It is sharper skill, better decisions, deeper confidence, and more responsibility to the team around you. Athletes move in both directions on this pathway, and that is by design.
Mission
Empower our community and change lives through sport.
We create an inclusive environment that inspires and supports youth’s goals and dreams. Our directors and coaches hold themselves to five principles first, then pass them on — mentoring players not only as athletes but as young members of society.
What we ask of every athlete
Train with purpose. Compete with character.
Grow with a community that believes in your next step
Safety and belonging
A safe, supportive culture is not a feature. It is the floor.
Before an athlete is coached, they are looked after. LASC publishes its screening standards, required training, codes of conduct, boundaries for adult–minor interaction, and a clear route for raising a concern.
Joining
One clear way to begin.
Every program is open to inquiries. You do not need to know which league is right — that is our job during the tryout.
Where we play
Built for a city that does not fit on one field.
LASC teams train across five regions. Fields, days and times change through the season, so we publish the region and confirm the detail with your team.