What age groups does Sting Nebraska serve?Programming spans Little Stingers (about U4–U5) and Pre-Academy (U5–U6) through academy (U7–U10), recreational leagues (roughly U6–U13, with broader U5–U17 branding), and competitive tracks from U11–U19 including MLS NEXT boys (U13–U19), ECNL RL girls (U13–U19), and Pre-ECNL girls (U11–U12).

Where do Omaha families train and play?Omaha has its own academy and competitive tryout and team pathways alongside Lincoln and York. Competitive boys and girls NYSL teams are fielded in all three communities, and the club maintains facility maps for training sites across the division.

What elite leagues does the club offer?Girls compete in ECNL Regional League (Heartland Conference) and Pre-ECNL Heartland. Boys compete in MLS NEXT and MLS NEXT 2. Many competitive teams also play NYSL, giving Midwest league experience before or alongside national platform play.

When are competitive tryouts for 2026/27?The division promotes tryouts in May for the 2026/27 seasonal year, with online registration for Omaha and Lincoln academy and competitive programs. Families should use the published age-group chart for fall 2026/27 and contact the listed directors if they need help choosing the right track.

How much does York recreational soccer cost?Sting York Rec fall registration is published at $50, or $66 when a jersey is included, for U6–U13 coed teams playing eight games at the York Soccer Complex. Volunteer coaches may have one child’s registration fee waived.

How do we contact Sting Nebraska?Email admin@stingsoccer.com for general questions. Recreational York inquiries go to StingYorkRec@StingSoccer.com. Omaha academy families can call 402-218-6398; tryouts and platform leads list additional director phone numbers and emails.