What the club offers

The competitive side registers through the Nebraska Soccer Association and organizes players into birth-year pools rather than legacy club silos. Everyone born in the same year trains together for technical work, then forms one or more teams inside that pool so placement can match ability and availability for leagues and tournaments. Pool training mixes whole-group sessions with team-specific work as competitive calendars approach.

Recreational soccer runs as the Interstate United League, an Iowa Soccer Association–sanctioned program that has served Siouxland for more than twenty years. Spring leagues target birth years 2013 through 2021 with coed and gendered divisions, evening games at the Jeffrey Dible Soccer Complex in South Sioux City, and typical seasons of seven to eight scheduled games with six guaranteed. The league reports more than 1,400 children playing annually, with even-age divisions except the combined U13 bracket.

Player placement and seasons

Annual competitive registration follows Nebraska Soccer Association summer windows, usually in June. Player placement events for the 2026–27 season are set for June 1–2 for U10 through U15 and June 15–16 for U16 and older groups, with two evaluation dates in the placement week so athletes can be seen by coaches, directors of coaching, and additional evaluators. After evaluations, families receive invitations with team placement details, a club handbook, and next steps from the assigned coach.

The club soccer year runs August 1 through July 31. Recreational spring registration uses tiered fees (for example, U6–U8 divisions at $65–$85 depending on registration timing, and U10–U13 at $75–$95) plus a $15 branded home/away jersey pair when replacements are needed.

Development and leadership

Scott Clausen serves as Director of Coaching, overseeing coaching education, training plans, and long-term player development after success with ISC select teams and deep experience across high school, college, and Midwest club competition. The club emphasizes individual growth through age-appropriate training, technical skill, tactical understanding, and game awareness, with expectations for effort, attitude, and focus at every session.

Mission and vision center on introducing soccer to youth of all ages and skill levels, building integrity, leadership, perseverance, respect, and teamwork while pursuing competitive excellence across Siouxland.

Fields and geography

Training and matches draw on the Siouxland Expo Center in Sioux City, the Jeffrey Dible Soccer Complex in South Sioux City, and the Riverside Soccer Complex along Riverside Boulevard in Sioux City—giving families clear home bases on both sides of the river.

Costs and family support

Competitive fixed club fees are $450 per soccer year, covering registration, coaching and director fees, summer and winter technical sessions, indoor winter training, field maintenance, and related core costs. Families pay $100 at registration and may pay the balance in full or split the remainder across four monthly online installments. Players purchase at least two uniform kits about every one to two years (roughly $150 for the pair). Variable team costs—league entries, tournaments, and event fees—are collected by team treasurers as activities are scheduled. Multi-player households receive automatic discounts ($100 for two players, $300 for three). Scholarship assistance is available for families who qualify.

How to reach the club

General questions go to contact@interstatesoccerclub.com. Recreational league questions can also go to Director Chris Conley at chris@interstatesoccerclub.com or 712-281-9990. Mailing address: PO Box 2305, Sioux City, Iowa 51106.