History

Mandeville Soccer Club was established on June 7, 1994 to organize, administer and promote soccer in the greater Mandeville area for youth and adults. Inherent in this mission are the goals of teaching soccer skills and tactics, providing a safe, fun environment to learn and play soccer, and to foster sportsmanship and teamwork among soccer players.

On January 24, 1999, Mandeville Soccer club amended it's articles of incorporation, expanding the mission of the club to include premier soccer, pursuant to a merger agreement between the club and the Lakers Premier Soccer Club. In June 1999, the Lakers ceased to function and its premier soccer program was folded into the Mandeville Soccer Club, completing a transformation of the club into a full service soccer organization.


The club began in 1994 with just over 1,000 soccer players. Today, the club handles over 2,000 players on 150 teams. Practices and home games take place at the beautiful Pelican Park, located off of U.S. Highway 190, across from Fontainebleau State Park in Mandeville. In the fall, the club hosts one of the largest and most spectacular soccer tournaments in the state - the Halloween "Midnight Madness" Invitational. This tournament has, in recent years, hosted over 200 teams from all over the state, offering magnificent trophies and games at midnight. In the spring, the club participates in the Louisiana Soccer Association's State Cups and has won many state championships.


Five different soccer programs are now sponsored by the club on nearly a year-round basis: recreational, academy, competitive, adult, and TopSoccer. Players may begin to participate at age four and continue to age 19 in the recreational program. At age 8, players can continue playing purely recreational soccer, or may now seek more challenging levels of play with the academy program depending on their desire. The competitive program continues through age 19.


Amateur soccer is offered to adult players, including recreational coed teams for adults of any age. Currently, we have non-competitive leagues within the adult division. TOPSoccer in Mandeville is available for special needs kids. It is a unique program of which the club is very proud. More information about these programs can be found throughout this site or buy calling the club at 985-624-8080.


Mandeville Soccer Club is one of less than a dozen programs in Louisiana to offer all levels of soccer education and play. MSC is part of the Louisiana Soccer Association and is thereby affiliated with the United States Soccer Federation, the United States Youth Soccer Federation and FIFA.

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