About

About the Club

Based in Grand Ledge, Michigan, just west of Lansing, Grand Ledge Soccer Club is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that has supported youth soccer in the community since 1982. Operated entirely by volunteers, the club brings together players, families, coaches, and community members in support of youth development, community connection, and the continued growth of soccer in Grand Ledge.

Our Mission

Grand Ledge Soccer Club is committed to building a strong foundation for youth players and supporting the high school soccer program through skill development, sportsmanship, respect for the game, and a clear pathway to long-term success.

AVERAGE PLAYERS PER SEASON

AVERAGE TEAMS PER SEASON

DIVISION TITLES

Statistics are based on data pulled from GotSport beginning with the Spring 2022 season. Data from earlier seasons is not included.

Levels of Competition

Recreation

Grand Ledge Community Recreation soccer is a local, non-competitive program for young players who want to learn the game, build skills, and have fun in a team environment. There are no tryouts, and players are typically placed on teams based on age and, when possible, school. While this is not a Grand Ledge Soccer Club program, we are proud to partner with and support it.

Select

Capital Area Soccer League (CASL) is the travel league in which most Grand Ledge Soccer Club teams compete, providing a more competitive level of play for players in the Greater Lansing area. Teams practice during the week, play games in the fall and spring seasons, and compete against other clubs throughout the region. CASL gives players the opportunity to develop their skills, compete, and represent Grand Ledge in league play. Grand Valley Soccer Association (GVSA) is a competitive travel league made up of member clubs from West Michigan. Teams are formed by those clubs and compete in organized fall and spring league play. For Grand Ledge Soccer Club teams seeking a higher level of competition, CASL may sponsor a team to play in a GVSA Elite division.

Premier

For players seeking more advanced opportunities, families may also consider clubs such as Cap City Athletic, Michigan Jaguars FC, and Nationals Soccer Club. These are not Grand Ledge Soccer Club programs, but they may be a good fit for players looking for a higher level of training and competition. These programs also typically require more travel and come with significantly higher costs than local club soccer.