North Texas Premier Soccer Association

This league has had many incarnations over the years. League names, players, and administrators have come and gone, but the experience remains the same. I’ve been involved since 2000 when I used to play in the summer league with the other college soccer junkies back home for the summer.
I’ve been a player in just about every division the league offers. Fresh out of college soccer and still have a few good years left? D1 offers a pretty high level. On the wrong side of 30 but still want to go in 100% for that ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ ball to get some aggression out? Try O30A/​B. In charge of getting a team of random co-​workers together because they finally realized softball sucks? D5 is your Huckleberry. The league can offer really specific and appropriate levels of competition, for me it’s the best thing about it.
I’ve lived in Austin for 7 years now and enjoy our men’s league but it’s not as well run, competitive, fun, and social as the Dallas league. In fact, I like it so much that I always stay on a roster so if I come in town once or twice a season, then I can get my regular Sunday game.