
The Carlisle Soccer Club, Inc. is a not-for-profit organization (501 (c)(3)corporation) promoting youth soccer through coaching, training, example and participation in league team soccer and to stimulate and encourage teamwork, sportsmanship and cooperation in sports among our community’s children.
Board of Directors
Carlisle Soccer Club, Inc. is managed by a volunteer board of directors that operates according to bylaws under Iowa State law and Internal Revnue Code for non-profit organizations.
Participation
Team participation is open to any player, ages four through 18, male or female, for the youth leagues and any adult, according to the guidelines of the league in which the team is participating. Participation is limited only by the availability of coaches. The Club actively participates in the Greater Des Moines Junior Soccer League and fields teams at the under-12, under-14, under-16 and under-19 divisions in the league. The Club fields under-6 and under-8 teams in-house (non-travelling) and under-10 teams in various coalitions (travelling). An adult co-ed team also represents Carlisle in greater Des Moines’ Over-the-Hill League.
Find us
Home games are played at the Carlisle Soccer Complex, 5615 S. E. 72nd Ave., Carlisle. It’s north of Carlisle and south of Avon Lake.
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The latest news
Turn granola bars into Carlisle Soccer cash!
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Iowa Referee Academy scheduled for March 13th in Des Moines.
Club Receives $5,000 Grand from Warren County Philanthropic Partnership
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Metro Waste Authority Helps Keep Complex Clean
U10 Pink Panthers Take 3rd In Adel
Spring Registration Is Now Open
Congratulations to Coach Sadler, National D License Holder
Help raise funds with the BenefitBar!
Arts Fest Fundraiser nets more than $4,500
Carlisle soccer players attend Julie Foudy Camp in Chicago