Allen Sports Association
Allen Sports Association exists to provide and promote year-round sports programs for all children who reside within the Allen/Lovejoy school districts, and to provide the organization and leadership necessary to carry on such programs to the best interest and advantage of all participants. The Allen Sports Association organizes teams in a variety of sports including Baseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Football, Lacrosse, Roller Hockey, Soccer, Softball, Track, Volleyball, and Wrestling.

Anna Youth Sports Association
Youth Sports Ages 5 and up
Cheerleading, Football, Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, and Softball

Farmersville Little League Basketball

Farmersville Little League Baseball/Softball

Farmersville Youth Football/Drill Team

Youth Sports Associations

Frisco Aquatics
Frisco Aquatics is a year-round competitive USA swimming team. Tryouts and registration begin in late August and continue monthly through the following June. Frisco Aquatics has a group for virtually all skill levels ranging from age 5 to age 18. Each swimmer joining the team will be required to register with USA Swimming. Please call Coach Dan McDonough at (843) 469-9715, send him an email at swimfrisco@aol.com or visit the team website at www.friscoaquatics.com for more information.

Frisco Amateur Summer Swim Team (FASST)
FASST offers programs from May through July. FASST competes against local summer swim teams in our region and participates in the TAAF State Championships. FASST is designed for all levels of swimmers from age 5 through adults. (Try outs are required as the child must be able to swim 25 yards unassisted). For more information visit www.swimfasst.org or call (972) 712-7278.

Frisco Football League (FFL)
The FFL provides flag football for ages 5/6, tackle football for ages 7/8, 9/10 and 11/12. The FFL also provides cheerleading in all divisions. The FFL acknowledges the City of Frisco and FISD for their support. Please call the FFL hotline for further information at (972) 712-0558 or visit the website at www.friscofootballleague.com.

Frisco Soccer Association (FSA)
Frisco Soccer Association is the largest youth sports association in Frisco with more than 4,000 children on over 300 teams playing soccer at the Warren Sports Complex, Pizza Hut Park & Bacchus Park . FSA offers a recreational soccer program in the fall and spring for children ages 4 -19. In addition, FSA offers several camps in the summer for children. For additional information call (972) 712-GOAL (4625), visit www.friscosoccer.org or visit the FSA office at 9741 Preston Rd, Suite 303.

Frisco Baseball / Softball Association (FSBA)
Frisco Baseball and Softball Association offers a competitive (Select) league for baseball ages 9 - 12 and a recreational league for baseball and softball ages 5-14. FBSA offers a spring and fall season with post-season tournaments. Clinics for both players and coaches are typically conducted prior to each season. For more information, visit the FBSA web site at www.fbsa.org or contact Laurie Lahey at 214-537-3272.

Frisco Youth Volleyball
Frisco Youth Volleyball provides a safe and fun environment for athletes 1st through 12th grade to increase volleyball skills and sports ethics through practices and league competition. FYVB will host 3 seasons; Spring, Summer and Fall for boys and girls with divisions in recreational and competitive as well as intramural for high school athletes. For more information, please visit our website at www.lonestarvolleyball.net.

LoneStar Volleyball Club
As a member of the North Texas Region of USA Volleyball, LoneStar Volleyball Club provides a competitive program dedicated to advancing the development of junior athletes through the pursuit of excellence in volleyball, fostered by a highly qualified, professional staff. The focus begins with athletes in the 5th and 6th grades who exhibit advanced skills or have completed LoneStar Volleyball Academy. For more information, please visit our website at www.lonestarvolleyball.net.

McKinney Youth Sport Associations
The youth sport associations in McKinney are independently run by elected boards as determined by annual elections. The associations administer their particular sport according to their own established by-laws or those established by their national and/or state affiliation.

McKinneySports.org

McKinney Soccer Association
Offers Spring and Fall recreational soccer leagues for youths (ages 4-19) and adults. Fall registration opens June 1st and games are played in September and October. Spring registration opens December 1st and games are played March-May.

Dallas Vision Volleyball
Offers multiple teams in the Collin County area including McKinney, Prosper, Melissa, and Princeton.

United FC
A competitive football (soccer) club based in McKinney. Instruction is based on the English Center of Excellence system and coaching methods that many of the English Premier Clubs like the world class Manchester United FC adopt.

Melissa Youth Sport Associations

Adult Leauges
Adult Athletic Programs Office
1409 Avenue K
Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
972-941-7278
972-941-7469 (fax)

Youth Leauges

Plano Sports Authority
The Plano Sports Authority provides quality year-round recreational and competitive sports leagues to all boys and girls who live within the Plano Independent School District and surrounding areas.

The volunteer base of sports directors and coaches offers 20 different sports to over 44,000 kids annually. Those sports include: Football, Baseball, Fast-pitch Softball, Girls' Volleyball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Dance team, Figure Skating, Indoor Lacrosse, Indoor Soccer, Arena Football, Wrestling, Track, Soccer, Rugby, Lacrosse, Golf, Martial Arts Academy, Little Athletes, and Ice Hockey. PSA feels there is no greater investment to the community's youth than the development of character, fellowship and sportsmanship through sports.

Plano Aerobats
The Plano Aerobats Gymnastics Program is a year-round program for girls, age 3-16, beginners through Level 8, and boys, ages 4-9, beginners and advanced beginners. Classes are held at both the Carpenter Park Recreation Center and Oak Point Center.

Prosper Sports Association - The organization will instill in the youth of the community the ideas of fair play, sportsmanship, honesty, and leadership through fellowship. The PSA will provide a program molded to develop athletic skills and create a spirit of healthy competition, stressing teamwork and individual sacrifice. At all times, the interests of participation will remain paramount in any undertaking of the organization. The Prosper Sports Association organizes teams in a variety of sports including Basketball, Football, Baseball, Softball, Soccer, and Volleyball.

Dallas Vision Volleyball
Offers multiple teams in the Collin County area including McKinney, Prosper, Melissa, and Princeton.

Walker/Hawk Sports Complex

Sachse Sports Association/Booster Club sponsors your sports activities. For boy's baseball, contact Scott Luttrull at 972-429-3643 or Cyndi Mitchell at 972-414-9710. Contact Larry McInis at 972-495-0627 for girl's and women's slow pitch softball information. For men's and coed softball, including church leagues, contact Richard Ramirez at 972-843-2592.

For a commplete list of Recreation and Sports Leagues that are offered in Wylie, visit the City of Wylie Sports Leagues webpage.