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High School League

Their Game. Their Teams. Their Decisions.

How It Works

Player-Formed Teams

Players build their own teams and select captains.

No Sideline Coaching

No adult coaching, instruction, or interference during league matches.

Organized Competition

Structured matches between community teams.

Flexible Participation

Additional players can join existing teams with captain approval.

Community-Driven

Players from different schools and backgrounds come together through soccer.

Club-Supported

Midwestern United coordinates facilities, equipment, scheduling, and administration.

More Soccer. Less Everything Else.

No expensive travel commitments. No coaches calling instructions from the sidelines. No unnecessary pressure. Just players, teammates, competition, and the freedom to enjoy the game.

Learn · Play · Compete

100% Player-Led Soccer

Soccer doesn't have to end when the school season does. Midwestern United's High School League gives players an opportunity to keep playing competitive soccer in a community environment without the expense, travel, or coaching structure of traditional club soccer.

This is soccer run by the players, for the players. Teams are organized by players, led by their own captains, and responsible for their own decisions. There are no adult coaches, team managers, or adults on the sidelines directing play.

Players manage their own lineups, substitutions, tactics, and team communication. They develop leadership, accountability, and teamwork.

Competitive Team & Friendly Matches

The High School League also serves as a pathway to Midwestern United's competitive high school team. Drawing from the league's player pool, this team provides additional opportunities to represent Midwestern United in friendly matches against area schools and soccer programs during the fall and spring.

These matches give players an opportunity to compete together at a higher level while maintaining the community-first philosophy of the league. Participation in competitive friendlies is separate from regular league play and subject to applicable school athletic eligibility requirements.

Program Information

Our High School League is active in Columbus, Indiana, with additional schedules, team information, and competitive opportunities announced throughout the year.

Participation is subject to applicable school athletic eligibility requirements.

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