History
North Carolina FC Youth, a 501c3 non-profit youth soccer organization, is a rebrand of the originally founded Capital Area Soccer League, Inc. (CASL), which was founded in 1974. In 2017, Capital Area Soccer League, Inc. collaborated with another area youth soccer club (Triangle Futbol Club Alliance) to pool youth club resources including coaches, players, fields, and operations to create the best playing and development experience for youth in our community. As part of this transition, Capital Area Soccer League went through a logo and public dba name change to North Carolina FC Youth (NCFC Youth) as the geographic reach of our club extended beyond the “capital area”. Now, NCFC Youth serves nearly 17,000 players across the greater Triangle area and beyond providing players of all skill levels and ages a place to play and benefit from participation.
Capital Area Soccer League
Capital Area Soccer League (CASL) was founded in 1974 as a non-profit youth soccer organization.
Prior to the establishment of CASL, the league operated as the Raleigh Soccer Association, which was a sponsor of the Raleigh Soccer League.
CASL was the magnet that eventually brought in independently run competitive soccer programs in the area: Capital Area Classic Soccer Association and the Raleigh Girls and Boys Select Leagues.
This brought recreation and competitive programs under the same roof. CASL assed programs through the years including Challenge, Juniors, outreach programs, and an adult division, which was a predecessor to the now independent Triangle Adult Soccer League (TASL), to round out the full-service programming. Along the way, local soccer clubs and municipality programming join CASL further expanding the club's operations and service to the community.
Today, CASL is home to more than 17,000 players ages 4-18 each year. So many dedicated and passionate soccer pioneers are part of our history to make it what it is today.
The visionaries who predicted the growth of soccer and our community and the need for green space proactively secured CASL our greatest asset in the late 70s: WRAL Soccer Park.
WRAL Soccer Park is CASL's home and welcomes more than 600,000 visitors each year for practices, games, tournaments, and outside events.
The past 40+ years are marked by landmark club, team, and player achievements that continue to mold and shape our history in Wake County and in the large soccer community.
Triangle Futbol Club Alliance
Triangle Football Club Alliance (TFCA) was a non-profit youth soccer organization serving more than 2,500 youth and their families across the greater Triangle area in North Carolina. Founded in 1999, TFCA developed youth and enhances communities in the greater Triangle area through the sport of soccer.
Throughout its first 20 years, the club would combine resources and operations with the Fuquay Varina Athletic Association and Carolina Soccer Club amoung others to for a strong alliance. TFCA was last headquartered out of Hillsborough, NC in the SOCCER.com headquarters.
In 2017, under the leadership of the club's Executive Director, TFCA joined with CASL to form NCFC Youth.This brought two of the largest and most successful youth soccer organizations in the region together - bring together the best in coaches, resources, players, and field access.
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CASL Fan Wear
CASL Fanwear is coming out of the vault and is available once again, exclusively at SOCCER.COM! Don’t miss this limited-time chance to grab classic and fan-favorite gear to show your club pride. Items include t-shirts, hoodies, polos, and more.
ADDRESS
3150 Spring Forest Road, Suite 116
Raleigh, NC 27616
OFFICE HOURS
Monday 11 AM–4 PM
Tuesday 11 AM–4PM
Wednesday 11 AM–4 PM
Thursday 11 AM-4 PM
Friday 9 AM-2 PM
Capital Area Soccer League dba North Carolina FC Youth (NCFC Youth) is a 501c3 non-profit organization (federal tax id: 22-7441292)