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United States Youth Soccer

+1 (972) 334-9300

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9220 World Cup Way

Frisco, TX 75033

+1 (972) 334-9300

http://www.usyouthsoccer.org

United States Youth Soccer in Frisco, TX, is an organization dedicated to promoting and developing youth soccer programs.

With a focus on providing opportunities for young athletes to learn and grow through the sport, United States Youth Soccer offers a range of programs and events for players of all skill levels.

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