WELCOME
THE STING SOCCER ORGANIZATION IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING EXCELLENCE IN ALL AREAS OF DEVELOPMENT FOR GIRLS AND BOYS
We only focused on women’s soccer in our beginning because at that time, we lived in an environment where women’s sports were uncommon, modified, and in the early stages of its existence. It was a common belief that strenuous exercise was unhealthy for females back then, so sports were modified to limit the activity to a minimal level.
Lamar Hunt, and a few key pioneers of women’s soccer, including Sting Soccer’s Bill Kinder, created leagues and put together teams with female athletes of high school age. They played in a league in Dallas called the High School Girls Soccer League (which has grown into the now prestigious and nationally recognized Lake Highlands Girls Classic League). With that, the game of soccer for women in Dallas was born.
It spread like wildfire with young women throughout the area, so excited to finally be able to participate in sports in a way that allowed them to truly be active and express themselves as athletes on the field.
TESTIMONIALS
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STATISTICS
STING SOCCER CLUB IS EXTREMELY PROUD OF ITS ACHIEVEMENTS, AS A CLUB, FOR OUR MEMBERS AND FOR OUR ATHLETES
We are extremely proud to be one of the most successful soccer clubs in the U.S. For over 45 years we have developed and guided an incredible amount of athletes. They have continued their soccer education and pursued their dreams of winning and participating in elite level competitions, representing their country at the national level and playing professional soccer in over 10 countries.
As a club that prides itself on competing at the very highest level, we have achieved multiple national championships, as well as creating a pathway to college soccer for all of our graduating athletes, with an extremely high percentage of those in our programs offered a college scholarship.
USYSA NATIONAL
CHAMPIONSHIPS
ECNL OVERALL CLUB
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
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CHAMPIONSHIPS
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SCHOLARSHIP RATE
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