Kansas State Youth Soccer

Kansas State Youth Soccer Association, Inc. (KSYSA) is a member of the US Soccer Federation (USSF) and US Youth Soccer, and was officially recognized in 1981 as the sanctioned youth soccer organization for the state of Kansas. It is a not-for-profit Kansas corporation, allowing tax deductible donations and contributions to the fullest extent of the law. Kansas Youth Soccer has a current membership base of over 26,000 youth players, 1,600 active coaches, 1,600 referees and thousands of volunteers through its network of over 30 affiliate member leagues/clubs across the state of Kansas.

Kansas Youth Soccer is organized to provide nonprofit, public educational soccer development and competition. Its leadership is comprised of a volunteer Board of Directors who represent all parts of the state. The organization currently has a professional full time staff working out of the state association office located at the Garmin Olathe Soccer Complex in Olathe, KS since January of 2019. Located on the Northwest side of the main building next to field #1.

Our Purpose: Kansas Youth Soccer is to promote, foster, and perpetuate the game of soccer throughout the State of Kansas.

Stance of Social Equity: KSYSA supports and pursues social diversity throughout out program. We are committed to providing equal access to our programs for all of the youth in Kansas without bias towards race, color, religion, age, sex, income level, social status or national origin. In order to fulfill this commitment, Kansas Youth Soccer expects all of our member associations, clubs, and teams to provide equal access to all programs, facilities and resources to all of the youth within their geographic boundaries. We believe that soccer is the game for all kids and that by striving to reach develop and serve all of the diverse communities throughout our state, we work to ensure that our belief becomes a reality.