What ages and program levels does Lewistown Soccer Club offer?Spring registration is split into recreational U4–U8 (birth years 2022–2018), developmental U9–U12 (2017–2014), and competitive U13–U19 (2013–2007). The broader club history describes spring programming for roughly ages 4–19, with noncompetitive skill sessions for the youngest players plus travel teams in recreational and competitive tracks. November–February futsal scrimmages in local gyms add indoor play, while fall soccer for ages 5–13 in town is run through Lewistown Parks and Recreation intramurals at the Civic Center.

Where does LSC train and play home games?Home practices and matches center on Lewistown Soccer Park, the community field complex that hosted its first games in 2024 on the southwest side of Lewistown. Classic-league away games take families to clubs across Montana such as Havre, Billings, Helena, and Livingston. Winter futsal uses various community gymnasiums, and general club mail goes to P.O. Box 451, Lewistown, MT 59457.

When does the spring season run and how does registration work?The spring competitive season is described as running March through June under MYSA, with league play commonly starting in April. Families register through separate links for recreational, developmental, and competitive tiers when registration opens. Payment is due by each age group’s registration deadline, parents are asked to volunteer during signup or by contacting the board, and carpooling is encouraged for travel weekends.

What league structure and travel should families expect?LSC plays in MYSA’s Montana State Spring League in the Classic division—often co-ed teams from smaller clubs that may roster multiple birth years together. Expect regular travel to peer communities around the state; the club notes that high participation from both players and adult volunteers makes travel weekends more manageable and enjoyable.

Are scholarships or financial help available?Scholarships are available for families in need. Registration questions, including payment timing and aid, can be directed to club registrar Brett Thackeray at 406-350-0170 or brettpaco@gmail.com. Direct donations and seasonal fundraisers also support park improvements and help keep registration costs lower for the community.

How can families contact the club or get involved?Use the online contact form for general board questions, reach registrar Brett Thackeray for registration at 406-350-0170 or brettpaco@gmail.com, or contact President Shaun Griffith or Secretary Sarah Cloud through the board for agenda items. Coaching, managing, and referee roles require Safe Sport training and background checks—families interested in those roles can contact the board the same way. The volunteer board meets monthly, with public meetings listed on the club calendar.