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Los Angeles Soccer Club

West Covina, California

About

Los Angeles Soccer Club (LASC) is one of Southern California’s most established soccer organizations, offering competitive youth programming across Los Angeles County for families in West Covina, the San Gabriel Valley, and surrounding communities. Founded in 1951 and rooted in a German-immigrant sporting tradition, the club pairs a deep competitive history with a modern youth academy that fields more than 60 boys and girls teams and connects players to high-level adult soccer when they are ready.

Youth programs and competitive pathways

LASC launched its dedicated youth program in 2020 and has since grown into one of the largest youth clubs in the region. Boys and girls teams span age groups across the county, competing in nationally recognized platforms including MLS NEXT, USYS Elite 64, and the Elite Academy League. Recent youth sides have captured three national championships, reflecting the club’s ambition at the top of the competitive pyramid.

Families comparing elite options in the East San Gabriel Valley will find a club that trains and plays at multiple Los Angeles County venues rather than anchoring every team at a single neighborhood field. That county-wide footprint lets LASC place rosters where competition, travel, and training quality align with each team’s level while still serving West Covina-area players who want a pathway into MLS NEXT-caliber competition without leaving the region.

Mission, heritage, and community

The club’s mission is to transform lives through soccer and empower youth within a strong, connected organization. LASC fosters an inclusive environment that encourages community aspirations and moral values, building on seven decades of history that includes two U.S. Open Cup titles, multiple California State Cups, and Los Angeles Municipal Cup honors.

German heritage remains part of the club’s identity—founders originally organized as the L.A. Kickers in 1951—while today’s membership and first teams reflect a global roster of players and supporters. The North Hollywood clubhouse on Chandler Boulevard, open since 1974, hosts supporter gatherings, watch parties, and community events that keep generations of families connected to the club beyond match day.

Adult teams and long-term player development

Youth players who outgrow academy competition can stay inside the LASC family through pro-am adult pathways. The men’s open team (18+) competes in the California Champions League from a San Fernando Valley base, while additional men’s sides field over-30, over-40/48, and over-55 rosters in Cal South and national veteran competitions. Women’s pro-am opportunities through UWS and men’s UPSL teams extend the competitive ladder for players who want to keep performing after youth careers.

Membership, events, and how to get involved

Beyond team rosters, LASC offers community membership tiers for families who want event access, voting rights, and a social home at the clubhouse. The club hosts Thursday social nights, fundraiser gatherings, and seasonal watch parties, with private event rentals available for team celebrations or community fundraisers.

Contact

For questions about youth team placement, membership, or clubhouse events, email info@lasoccerclub.com or call (818) 763-5873. The LASC clubhouse is at 11466 Chandler Blvd., North Hollywood, CA 91601. To inquire about hosting a private event at the clubhouse, call (818) 877-6543.

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Frequently asked questions

What ages and program levels does Los Angeles Soccer Club offer?LASC fields more than 60 boys and girls youth teams across Los Angeles County, competing in MLS NEXT, USYS Elite 64, and the Elite Academy League. The club also supports adult pathways through men's California Champions League, Cal South over-30 play, veteran sides, and pro-am UPSL and UWS teams for players continuing after youth careers.

Where does Los Angeles Soccer Club train and play?Youth teams train and compete at venues across Los Angeles County, serving families throughout the region including West Covina and the San Gabriel Valley. The club's social hub and administrative clubhouse is at 11466 Chandler Blvd., North Hollywood, CA 91601, where members gather for events and community activities.

What is Los Angeles Soccer Club's mission and coaching philosophy?LASC aims to transform lives through soccer and empower youth within an inclusive, values-driven club culture. The organization builds on a competitive tradition dating to 1951 while emphasizing community connection, moral development, and pathways from youth academy competition through high-level adult soccer.

How competitive is the Los Angeles Soccer Club youth program?Since launching its youth academy in 2020, LASC has become one of Southern California's strongest youth clubs, with teams in MLS NEXT, Elite 64, and Elite Academy League and three recent national championships at the youth level. That league mix suits families seeking elite regional and national competition.

Does Los Angeles Soccer Club offer membership beyond team rosters?Yes. LASC offers community membership tiers that include event access, social nights at the North Hollywood clubhouse, and optional voting membership for families who want a voice in club governance. Private event rentals at the clubhouse are also available for team or community gatherings.

How can families contact Los Angeles Soccer Club?Email info@lasoccerclub.com or call (818) 763-5873 for general club, youth, and membership questions. For private clubhouse event inquiries, call (818) 877-6543. Families can also join the club email list through lasoccerclub.com for announcements about teams, events, and registration windows.

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