Soccer Clubs in Oklahoma

Blitz United Soccer Club (BUSC) is a youth soccer organization based in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The club focuses on developing young athletes through various programs and competitive opportunities. Blitz United offers specialized training, including individualized sessions, to enhance player skills. The club fields teams that compete in top-tier leagues, specifically the ECNL Regional League for both boys and girls. A significant achievement for the club is winning the 2024 USYS National President's Cup. Blitz United also maintains a notable partnership with FC Tulsa, a professional soccer club. The club provides programs for different age groups, including its Academy FC Juniors and AFC Elite Academy, catering to the development of youth players.

Leagues: ECNL RL Boys, ECNL RL Girls

Northeast Oklahoma Futball Club (NEOFC) is a non-profit youth soccer organization serving the Northeast Oklahoma region. The club is dedicated to providing a high level of instruction to committed soccer players, preparing them for local, state, and regional competitions. NEOFC aims to develop confident players who achieve their full athletic potential and become active community members. While specific establishment dates are not provided, the club emphasizes improving soccer opportunities for players at all levels of interest and ability, positioning itself as a major destination club for the area. NEOFC offers programs for various age groups, including Academy for U7-U10 players and Competitive for U11-U19 players, focusing on technical, tactical, physical, and psychological development. The club's competitive teams participate in leagues such as the National League Frontier Conference, with opportunities for qualification into Premier I.

Leagues: ECNL RL Girls

Oklahoma Energy FC (OEFC) is a prominent youth soccer organization operating across Oklahoma, formed through the affiliation of the Edmond Soccer Club and North Oklahoma City Soccer Club, establishing itself as the state's largest soccer club in 2009. In 2017, OEFC further solidified its structure by partnering with the professional USL Club Oklahoma City Energy FC, creating a comprehensive statewide program. The club is dedicated to providing optimal development and competition for players at all levels, emphasizing a vertical pathway from youth to professional soccer. OEFC distinguishes itself through its commitment to quality programs, facilities, and staff, fostering an environment that balances challenging competition with the enjoyment of the game. The club's teams compete in top-tier leagues including the Region III Subregional Premier League, Oklahoma Premier League, and Frontier Country Soccer Association, offering national, regional, and state-level competition. OEFC has a proven track record of success, with numerous State Cup and President's Cup championships, and teams advancing to regional and national finals. The club also hosts tournaments designed to connect players with college coaches, facilitating pathways to higher-level play.

Leagues: ECNL Girls, ECNL Boys, ECNL RL Girls, ECNL RL Boys, Pre-ECNL Girls, Pre-ECNL Boys

Oklahoma Celtic Football Club is a prominent youth soccer organization based in Norman, Oklahoma. The club boasts a long-standing history, evidenced by its alumni who played for teams dating back to the 1980s and 1990s. Oklahoma Celtic is distinguished as the home of the 2008 Boys ECNL-RL National Champions, highlighting its competitive success. The club offers a comprehensive range of programs, including recreational, academy, competitive, and adult leagues, serving a large player base with over 2800 participants in Fall 2024. A key competitive offering includes participation in the Boys ECNL-RL and Girls ECNL-RL leagues. Oklahoma Celtic has a strong track record of developing talent, with notable alumni who have gone on to play professionally in leagues such as the NWSL and MLS.

Leagues: ECNL RL Girls, ECNL RL Boys, Pre-ECNL Girls, Pre-ECNL Boys

South Lakes Soccer, operating as Oklahoma Cosmos, is a prominent youth soccer organization based in Oklahoma. The club has been established for at least 22 years, indicated by its 22nd Annual Cosmos Cup in 2025, suggesting its founding in or before 2004. Oklahoma Cosmos offers a comprehensive range of programs, including recreational soccer, Friday Night Programs, and a dedicated Oklahoma Cosmos Academy for advanced player development. The club distinguishes itself by hosting the annual Cosmos Cup, a significant event in its calendar. For competitive play, South Lakes Soccer fields teams in high-level leagues, including the Elite Clubs National League Regional League (ECNL RL) for both boys and girls. Furthermore, the club is recognized as a founding member of the Oklahoma Premier Clubs, underscoring its foundational role in regional soccer development.

Leagues: ECNL RL Boys, ECNL RL Girls

Sporting Oklahoma is a youth soccer organization serving the Norman, Moore, and Oklahoma City communities, along with surrounding areas in Oklahoma. The club was established in 2020 and operates as an official Academy Affiliate of Sporting Kansas City. This affiliation provides a direct professional pathway to Major League Soccer (MLS) for its players. Sporting Oklahoma offers recreational and competitive programs for boys and girls ranging from Pre-K through high school, specifically U4-U19 across various program tiers. The club emphasizes player development, coaching education, and fostering a positive, safe, and professional environment to encourage a lifelong interest in soccer. Sporting Oklahoma's unique "Sporting Way" culture is built on S.P.O.R.T.I.N.G. Core Values and five pillars: Attitude & Effort, Enjoyment, Player Development, Collaboration, and Accountability. They offer a College Placement Program for U13-U19 players aiming for collegiate soccer. Sporting Oklahoma teams compete in several top competitive leagues and programs, including MLS NEXT (Academy Division for U13-U19), DPL (Midwest Conference for U13-U19), and the Oklahoma Premier League (OPL) for U11-U19, with its Division I providing a pathway to the USYS National League. The club also participates in the USYS National League's Frontier Conference League (FCL) and offers the US Youth Soccer Olympic Development Program (ODP).

Leagues: MLS Next 2

Tulsa Greenwood SC is a youth soccer organization based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, with its name honoring the historic Greenwood community. The club was newly founded in 2025, with its inaugural MLS NEXT season commencing in 2025-2026. Tulsa Greenwood SC offers a full player pathway, focusing on individual player growth and development. The club provides competitive programs for boys in age groups U13 through U19 within the MLS NEXT league. This makes them the first MLS NEXT club in the Tulsa area, providing advanced opportunities for players in Oklahoma. Tulsa Greenwood SC was founded by Cobalt Sports Holdings, LLC and Micheal Nsien, a former professional soccer player and current US National Team U16's coach. The coaching staff possesses extensive experience in professional soccer, both as players and coaches. The club is committed to community impact, offering financial support to families requiring assistance to ensure access to high-level competition. Tulsa Greenwood SC has also established a strategic partnership with Broken Arrow SC and an exclusive medical partnership with Advanced Orthopedics of Oklahoma.

Leagues: MLS Next 2

Tulsa Soccer Club (TSC) is a prominent youth soccer organization based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, with operations also extending to Jenks, OK. Established in 1991, TSC has grown to become a leading competitive club in Oklahoma and the surrounding region. The club offers a comprehensive range of programs for youth players aged 2-19, catering to all skill levels from recreational to elite competitive play. Unique offerings include Mommy/Daddy & Me and Special Needs League programs, emphasizing inclusivity and player development. TSC is distinguished by its commitment to fostering discipline and sportsmanship in its athletes. The club competes in top-tier leagues such as the Elite Clubs National League (ECNL) for both Girls and Boys, US Club Soccer Elite Youth League, USL Youth, USL Academy League, and Super Y League. Tulsa Soccer Club has achieved significant success, including multiple ECNL National Championships, a US Club National Championship, and a World Futsal Championship. The club is also recognized for producing a high number of collegiate and professional soccer players within Oklahoma.

Leagues: ECNL Girls, ECNL Boys, ECNL RL Girls, ECNL RL Boys, Pre-ECNL Girls, Girls Academy

West Side Alliance Soccer Club (WSA) is a prominent youth soccer organization based in Oklahoma, with headquarters in Tulsa and divisions across the state, including the Greater Tulsa Metro area and Oklahoma City. Established in 1992, WSA operates as a non-profit service organization dedicated to fostering personal development and nurturing children through soccer. The club distinguishes itself with a professional coaching staff, including over 15 college coaches and approximately 70 nationally licensed coaches, and offers one of the most generous financial assistance programs in the United States. WSA has a proven track record of developing elite youth competitive teams, achieving numerous state championships, regional and national rankings, and facilitating hundreds of college placements and professional player placements. They offer comprehensive programming for ages 2-19, encompassing recreational, academy, and competitive levels. Their competitive teams participate in top leagues such as Oklahoma Premier Clubs (OPC), Elite Club National League - Regional League (ECNL-RL), USYS Frontier Conference, and USL's Super Y League. Additionally, WSA includes semi-professional men's and women's teams, Side FC 92 OKC, which competes in the Women's Premier Soccer League (WPSL). The club is expanding its competitive offerings, with its girls' teams joining the Elite Clubs National League (ECNL) for the 2025-26 season and the club joining USL-Y for the 2025 summer season.

Leagues: ECNL RL Girls, ECNL RL Boys, Pre-ECNL Girls