Shenandoah County Soccer League

About the Club

Shenandoah County Soccer League (SCSL) is a youth soccer organization based in Shenandoah County, Virginia. Established in 1984, SCSL operates as a 501(c)(3) non-profit run by local volunteers to promote soccer in the community. The league focuses on recreational programs that emphasize healthy life skills, teamwork, and active participation in soccer for young players. SCSL serves boys and girls across multiple age groups, including 06U (born 2019-2020), 08U (born 2017-2018), 10U (born 2015-2016), 12U (born 2013-2014), 14U (born 2011-2012), 16U (born 2009-2010), and 19U (born 2006-2008). A key feature is the Top Soccer program, designed specifically for children with special needs, such as ambulatory, non-ambulatory, autistic, deaf, blind, verbal, or non-verbal players, to ensure inclusive participation. The league hosts the annual Battle in the Blue Ridge tournament for recreational and academy teams, fostering competition and skill development. SCSL provides uniforms through a two-jersey system for reuse across seasons and operates fields like the SCSL Soccerplex in Mount Jackson. Community sponsorships support the league's operations, enabling affordable access to programs for local youth.