A 501(c)3 organization dedicated to fostering a love of soccer for children and adults of all skill levels – on and off the field.
- Founded
- 1978
- Ages
- U7–U19
- Programs
- 11
Where on the ladder
Level 3 to Level 6
Each level below lists the leagues this club plays in. Your kid's level depends on the team they make. The six levels are our own reading of public league play. They are not an official ranking.
Sanctioned by US Club Soccer and Oklahoma Soccer Association (US Youth Soccer). The club’s site also lists U.S. Soccer Federation, Oklahoma Premier League (OPL). We have not placed those leagues on the ladder, so they do not count above.
See how the whole ladder worksPrograms
The programs, age by age
These come from the club's site, grouped the way the club groups them. Your kid starts in the one that fits their age.
Lil' Legs
U4
Lil’ Legs introduces soccer to U4 players, building basic skills and developing their interest in the game. Each Fall and Spring season, led by certified coaches and volunteers.
In-House 4v4
U5-U8 · 4v4
Training is broken down into four stations on Tuesday nights, with each station focusing on a different foundation of the game. The program aims to build better individual athletes and players.
Traveling Recreational
U9-U19
Recreational soccer provides an enjoyable environment with a half-game minimum playing time. U9-U19 teams are coached by volunteers and compete against other clubs in Oklahoma Soccer Association’s traveling recreational leagues, with four home games and four traveling games.
OSA
Academy
U9-U10
The VISION academy program creates a fun and challenging development experience for players seeking professional training from a licensed club coach. Teams compete in tournaments and friendlies with a half-game minimum playing time, while training emphasizes technical skill and adds tactical and psychosocial elements as players progress.
Competitive
U11-U19
VISION competitive teams have access to team-based competition platforms through US Club and US Youth Soccer, with customized development pathways. Teams compete in local and regional tournaments and college showcases for college recruiting exposure.
OPL · N1
TOPSoccer
U4-U19
TOPSoccer is US Youth Soccer’s structured recreational program for children and adults with intellectual, emotional, or physical diverse abilities. Players are typically grouped by ability and assigned a trained buddy throughout the course.
Technical Camp
U5-U16
These camps provide all-around skills training for all program levels—Competitive, Academy, and Recreational.
Striker/Keeper Camp
U5-U16
Training is focused on shooting, finishing, and goalkeeping for all program levels—Competitive, Academy, and Recreational.
Free Technical Sessions
U10 and younger
During the spring and fall seasons, all club players U10 and younger are invited to attend free technical sessions on Wednesday evenings.
Goalkeeper Training
All Midwest City Soccer Club players can attend free weekly goalkeeper training. Goalkeepers are divided into Beginner and Advanced groups.
Private Training
For additional cost, players can arrange private training with a licensed club coach. Private training focuses on the individual player’s needs and can include shooting, passing, 1v1 play, position-specific development, and speed/agility.
Coaching
Who coaches here
6 names from the club's own staff page. The titles and licenses are what the club lists.
Levi Karnes
Director of Coaching
Competitive program
Most recently the club’s girls DOC; has also directed the recreational and academy programs and worked with the Olympic Development Program. Has led multiple competitive teams to the USYS Regional President’s Cup, including the 2024 Southern region championship team that advanced to nationals. Current boys head coach at Carl Albert High School and serves on the girls training staff at Rose State University.
USSF C license[email protected]
Jacob McCoy
Director of Player Development
Academy and recreational programs
A former college player and assistant coach; most recently the club’s boys DOC and before that academy director. His teams have competed at a high level, including multiple appearances at the USYS Southern Region President’s Cup.
USSF D license[email protected]
Quan Tran
Director of Coaching
In-house recreational, academy, and competitive programs
Has cast a VISION for the club’s coaching environment; installed staff coaches for the in-house recreational, academy, and competitive programs and equips the coaching staff for player success.
Tim Thomsen
Staff coach
4v4 In-House
Jaxon Hughes
Staff coach
4v4 In-House
Malik Mohammed
Staff coach
4v4 In-House
Where they play
2 fields
The fields the club lists as its own. Directions open in Google Maps, so you can check the drive before you sign up.
Main ComplexPrimary
1799 National Blvd · lights
MAC (Multi-Athletic Complex)
9400 SE 29th St, Midwest City, OK 73130 · Turf · lights
Fees
What it costs
What the club charges, from its own price list.
Add-ons
field fees or training fees for academy/competitive players, transaction and/or software fees, private training.
Get in touch
How to reach Midwest City SC
1799 National Blvd., Midwest City, OK 73110; PO Box 30586, Midwest City, OK 73140
Same level, nearby
Other clubs at this level
Clubs at the same level, nearest first.
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