The Outreach Program (TOP) for Soccer is a co-ed soccer league for athletes ages 4 to Adult who have a physical, intellectual or social disability that inhibits their ability to play soccer in a recreational, competitive or other community league.  

Our program, founded in 2002 and originally designed by US Youth Soccer, focuses on the development, training and participation of individual athletes while enjoying a game of soccer as a member of a team. 

Our program emphasizes personal achievement and meaningful participation, rather than competition.

TOPSoccer is open to residents of Bellevue, Omaha, Papillion, LaVista, Ralston, Council Bluffs, Glenwood and other communities within the Douglas, Sarpy, Cass and Pottawattamie counties. 

CLICK HERE to download our TOPSoccer Flier and learn more about our program.

The purpose of the BSC TOPSoccer program is to enable athletes with physical, intellectual or social disabilities to enhance their skills and capabilities and enjoy a meaningful game of soccer in a safe and inclusive environment.

The BSC TOPSoccer Program has three major goals:

1.  Athletes will HAVE FUN.
2.  Athletes will GROW their soccer and social skills, confidence and self-esteem, and overall fitness.
3.  Athletes will BELONG to their soccer team and community.

Without compromising their safety, our program encourages athletes to be as self-reliant as possible. We strive to have athletes participate and grow in their accomplishments and have fun while they do it.

We host two, 6-week seasons a year, one in the Spring and one in the Fall.  Teams will meet on Sunday afternoons for a 1-hour session from either 2-3 or 3-4 PM.  

BSC TOPSoccer wants our athletes to experience the same things as other leisure and competitive soccer leagues, so every session will include both practice and a soccer game.  Our players wear soccer uniforms and play on soccer fields with official nets/goals.  Modifications are made to the game to allow full participation and enjoyment for each player.

• First 30 Minutes = PRACTICE with focus on soccer fundamentals like dribbling, passing, trapping and shooting.
• Second 30 Minutes = GAME with teammates divided up and every athlete given the opportunity to play.
• Athletes are encouraged to play fairly, share the ball with their teammates, work together and do their best.
• We do not keep score, nor are there referees or penalties called during the games.
• We will take breaks as needed, and athletes are encouraged to take breaks or make other accommodations to see to their needs during a session.

We encourage parents, family and friends to bring their chairs and cheer on your athletes as they practice and play!