TeleJimenez
BRONZE
Anyone know of any other soccer leagues in Los Angeles County other than SoCal Soccer League and Coast Soccer League?
Other Leagues in Los Angeles County
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You need to state the age. Letter leagues begin to open up around u13 but until then your options are much more limited. There are other options for the little ones like futsal, Latino leagues, ayso extras and select but those are the big 2.
Our team/club is participating in PSSLU for winter/spring this season, which seems to be a smaller, newer, and much less organized league (they don't even have up-to-date info online anywhere, as far as I can tell). There are some smaller, either club-associated or aspiring leagues, but the two mentioned in the OP seem to be the big, generally well-organized, "standard" leagues.
Somberland Til I Die
BRONZE
SCDSL
SCDSL rebranded to SoCal.
Also, what season are you talking about? For the fall, which is considered the "primary" soccer season, you've mentioned the main two, but the Southwest Super League started last year, and seems to be growing.
For spring and winter, there are lots of options. Our team is doing the Brazilian Premier Leauge, which is in Culver City. Small, but really fun and balanced teams for the most part.
For spring and winter, there are lots of options. Our team is doing the Brazilian Premier Leauge, which is in Culver City. Small, but really fun and balanced teams for the most part.
Paul Spacey
SILVER ELITE
Youth leagues in Southern California (there are more if you include the smaller ones). At this point, it’s beyond ridiculous.
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MLS Next
ECNL
ECRL
NPL
SoCal
EAL
CSL
USL
UPSL
SWSL
DPL
GA
E64
rainbow_unicorn
PREMIER
SOCAL and Coast teams play PSSLU as a way to get extra games outside of regular league play (fall)
I think he has a ULittle. Most of these aren't available to them yet. More options as you get older.
What's sucks is that you can't even do friendlies outside of your league with other local teams.
If you do League Homer's will jump online to gloat about the win and make fun of the other team for the loss.
Leagues, and clubs know this so they don't even try. There's little to gain and much to lose. Parents end up the losers when they're driving out to Vegas, or AZ for league games.