Find youth and kids soccer leagues in Winter Haven, FL for ages 4 to 14: recreational and competitive divisions by age group, with seasons, registration, and sign-up dates.
SoccerMapd lists 2 youth soccer leagues in Winter Haven, FL, including Winter Haven FC Youth Program and Winter Haven Soccer Club Recreational League. 1 lists a phone number. Another 6 are listed elsewhere in metro Lakeland-Winter Haven, in towns like Auburndale, Bartow and Davenport. Last checked September 3, 2026.
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In Auburndale, Bartow, Davenport, Lake Wales, Lakeland.
Youth soccer club fielding teams in the Florida Girls League, Florida State Premier League, Florida Regional League and N1 League, alongside recreational sign-ups offered in English and Spanish. Home matches are played at Lake Myrtle Sports Complex in Auburndale.
Non-profit youth soccer organization founded in 1990 serving children ages 3 to 18 with recreational play and the AMSTAR Futbol Academy competitive program, goalkeeper training, after-school programs and summer camps. Plays at Mary Holland Soccer Complex and Mosaic Park downtown (2250 S Floral Ave).
Youth soccer club offering developmental and competitive programs for players aged 4 to 18, with goalkeeper instruction and coaching development. Based at Northeast Regional Park in Davenport.
FYSA-affiliated 501(c)(3) founded in 2004 serving close to 1,000 players a year. Runs fall and spring leagues plus an academy program at its own complex on Hunt Brothers Road; younger ages play in-house and older ages compete in county play.
County-run youth soccer within Polk County Parks & Recreation's athletic-league program, which oversees 27 youth leagues across more than 120 sports fields. Listed address is Loyce E. Harpe Park, the county's six-field soccer venue between Bartow and Mulberry.
501(c)(3) youth soccer organization that describes itself as the largest club in Polk County, running recreational leagues plus TOPSoccer, a competitive program and summer camps in partnership with Kings Hammer Soccer Club. Address listed is the club's published Lakeland office; recreational games are played at Lakeland-area fields.