Southern Nevada Soccer Association

Southern Nevada Soccer Association runs youth soccer for ages 4 to 18 out of its office at 149 N Gibson Rd, Suite I, in Henderson, zip code 89014. The structure on file covers the full ladder of youth soccer: recreational soccer for kids who want to play without tryout pressure, competitive soccer for those ready for a higher level, organized youth leagues, plus soccer clinics and skill development programming for players working on their game between seasons. Operating year round, the association fits the valley's soccer calendar, where fall and spring seasons are the norm and clinics fill the gaps.

The 4 to 18 range, in brackets of 4 to 12 and 13 to 18, means a family can theoretically stay in one organization from a preschooler's first season through a high schooler's final year. The recreational and competitive split is the decision point most soccer parents face around age 8 to 10: recreational play typically means everyone plays and costs stay lower, while competitive soccer adds tryouts, travel, and higher fees. This listing does not record pricing for either track, so get current registration costs by calling (702) 568-0400 or checking snsasoccer.com, where league information is posted.

An important scheduling note: the hours in the listing, 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM Monday through Friday, closed weekends, are office hours for the Gibson Road location, not game or practice times. Youth soccer games in the valley happen on evenings and weekends at fields around the area; the office is where administration lives. Call during that four-hour weekday window if you need a human.

The listing marks the location as wheelchair accessible. Programming is in English, and no scholarship, sibling discount, or trial offer information is on file, so ask about fee assistance directly if cost is a factor; many youth soccer organizations have arrangements that never make it onto paper. For Henderson families, the practical questions when you call are which season registration is currently open, where practices are held for your child's age group, and what the recreational versus competitive fee difference looks like this year.