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North Texas State Soccer Association

North Texas State Soccer Association

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3803 Parkwood Blvd #suite 200, Frisco, Texas, 75034, United States
(214) 297-5022 www.ntxsoccer.org
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Aug 8, 2017
They don't allow people to play in different teams, I know a lot of friends, who are white, that have been allowed to play in 2 teams and they didn't allow me cause I was Mexican, they are racist and do not make the game fair.

Dec 29, 2017
Does a lot for competitive youth soccer but rec soccer and the adults are invisible

Oct 15, 2017
Referees are rude, disrespectful, know nothing about soccer, and some rules are just stupid. Not even in professional soccer have rules so stupid

Mar 18, 2017
I took the National D Coaching License. Once the course was completed I was given a temporary license like many others and told I would have to come back for a third weekend to repeat part of the course. I emailed the coaches and the association multiple times asking for guidance on re-registration for the second half of the course and have not received a response. It feels like the new D license system set us up to fail and the coaches gain some satisfaction in needlessly denying up and coming coaches the ability to obtain the license. I am still awaiting a response from NTX Soccer. This feels like a money grab and is very unprofessional.

Dec 26, 2017
Good place for soccer teams and begginers.

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