What ages and program levels does Metro Tulsa Soccer Club offer?The club serves youth ages two through nineteen with recreational Random Draw and Friendship Team leagues, a Special Needs League, the PDP Junior Academy, and Mommy or Daddy and Me for early childhood participation alongside a parent or guardian. Players may join even if they attend school elsewhere, are homeschooled, or play with another program, and special-needs athletes are welcome.
About
Metro Tulsa Soccer Club, often shortened to MTsc or MTsc United (Metro Tulsa Soccer Clubs United), runs youth soccer for ages two through nineteen under the MTsc Nation theme, Where Kids Come First. Programming is open to all Oklahoma youth regardless of school, homeschooling, or participation elsewhere, including athletes who benefit from adapted formats. The club blends recreational random-draw and friendship-team soccer, a Special Needs League, the PDP Junior Academy, and the Mommy or Daddy and Me introductory track so families can stay inside one organization as players grow.
What the club offers
Recreational soccer includes Random Draw placement and Friendship Team options that let groups stay together while still meeting league requirements. The Special Needs League serves youth with conditions such as Down syndrome, autism, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, scoliosis, seizure disorders, prosthetics, walkers, and other challenges, with practices and match days adjusted to player needs. The PDP Junior Academy sits in the development pathway alongside recreational and inclusive offerings. Mommy or Daddy and Me delivers six fifty-minute co-participation sessions for a parent or guardian and child together, led by MTsc trainers, capped at twenty youth per class group plus their adults.
Training and facility footprint
MTsc United South SoccerPlex sits in south Tulsa, and the north complex sits in central Tulsa, while MTsc Nation draws families from well beyond Tulsa County across eastern Oklahoma. Mommy or Daddy and Me sessions meet at the MTsc South Complex behind the club office at 10715 Riverside Parkway. Class times are Saturday mornings with nine thirty to ten thirty and ten forty-five to eleven forty-five blocks when seasons run.
Registration, seasons, and calendars
Enrollment and payment for recreational, special needs, and Mommy or Daddy and Me programs happen online with MasterCard, Visa, or Discover due at signup. Player first and last names must match the birth certificate, with optional common-name fields for nicknames, and proof of age such as a birth certificate or passport uploads during online registration before participation begins. Friendship Team families still complete the standard online enrollment and also submit the separate Friendship Team paperwork before each season’s friendship-team deadline. Spring soccer registration can close seasonally while fall programs reopen on a rolling basis, so families should confirm open windows with the office when planning enrollment.
Fees and payment expectations
The Mommy or Daddy and Me six-session season costs ninety dollars with a jersey included; families who join after the second week of a season may receive a pro-rated fee when space remains. Other pathway fees are charged at the time of online enrollment for the program selected. Registration troubleshooting can be emailed to MetroTulsaSoccer@att.net with error details so staff can assist.
Philosophy, communication, and match-day weather
The club centers programming on child-first experiences, flexible friendship-team culture, and broad access across ability levels. General parent questions flow to MTscParentsOnly@att.net or the office phone. Weather-related field closures and cancellations are announced through the Metro Tulsa Soccer Club Facebook page, the MetroTulsaSC account on X, and GroupMe updates for Mommy or Daddy and Me participants, with makeup sessions added at the end of a block when storms disrupt play.
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Frequently asked questions
Where does Metro Tulsa Soccer Club train and play?MTsc United South SoccerPlex is in south Tulsa and the north complex is in central Tulsa, with families traveling from across eastern Oklahoma. Mommy or Daddy and Me meets at the MTsc South Complex behind the office at 10715 Riverside Parkway on scheduled Saturday morning blocks.
When does registration open and how do Friendship Teams work?Online registration opens seasonally for recreational, special needs, PDP Junior Academy, and Mommy or Daddy and Me programs, and spring windows can close while fall enrollment relaunches. Friendship Team families complete the same online enrollment and submit the additional Friendship Team form before each season’s friendship-team deadline, and they can start online registration without waiting for the form if the deadline is still ahead.
What do registration and Mommy or Daddy and Me cost?Mommy or Daddy and Me costs ninety dollars for six sessions and includes a jersey, with possible pro-rated pricing after the second week if space allows. Recreational, special needs, and PDP fees are charged at checkout when families select those programs online. MasterCard, Visa, and Discover are accepted, and registration issues can be reported to MetroTulsaSoccer@att.net.
What is the club’s mission and environment?MTsc Nation promotes Where Kids Come First, emphasizing inclusive access, friendship-team flexibility, and adapted soccer experiences for players with diverse needs, supported by staff-led Mommy or Daddy and Me sessions and modified special-needs league play.
How can families contact Metro Tulsa Soccer Club?Call the MTsc office at 918-298-0190, email general parent questions to MTscParentsOnly@att.net, and send online registration technical problems to MetroTulsaSoccer@att.net. Follow Metro Tulsa Soccer Club on Facebook and MetroTulsaSC on X for weather-related game-day updates.
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