Lonestar Soccer Club

"I had a disappointing experience at Lonestar Academy in the T&C location. My son, who had been enjoying soccer classes since he was 2, joined Lonestar for two seasons, hoping for a more competitive experience. Unfortunately, the coaches took away the fun for him, and he lost interest in playing soccer. The first coach in the initial season was inexperienced, leading to an unbalanced team. The second coach resorted to constant yelling during games without providing adequate teaching on positions during practice. My son, being a rule follower, found this coaching style intimidating, and it negatively impacted his enjoyment of the sport. Even expressing concerns to the head manager, Chrys, proved futile. While he appeared friendly, he failed to address the issues raised, making it clear that his interest in the well-being of the kids was superficial. Switching to T&C Academy was a game-changer, as they genuinely care about each child, focusing on proper coaching without unnecessary yelling. My son is now happy and engaged in soccer again. I cannot recommend Lonestar Academy at the T&C location based on my experience."

"Finding the right soccer program for your child can feel like a penalty shootout – high pressure, nerve-wracking, and full of unknowns. But if you've landed at Lone Star, take a deep breath, raise your arms in victory, because you've just scored a winning goal! My son has been a Lone Star player for 3 years now, and watching him transform from a kid chasing the ball to a confident, skilled player has been a joy every step of the way. But Lone Star isn't just about fancy footwork and dazzling goals (though, trust me, there are plenty of those!). It's about nurturing a love for the game that goes beyond the pitch. Here's why Lone Star deserves a standing ovation: -Coaches who coach from the heart: The coaches at Lone Star are more than just tacticians; they're mentors, motivators, and cheerleaders. They see the potential in every player, regardless of skill level, and push them to reach their best. -A program for every player: Whether your child is a Messi-in-the-making or just dipping their toes into the beautiful game, Lone Star has a program to suit. From recreational leagues to competitive select teams, they cater to every skill level and ambition. Plus, they offer fantastic classes and camps. In short, Lone Star Soccer isn't just a soccer program; it's an investment in your child's future. They nurture not just their athletic skills but also their confidence, sportsmanship, and love for the game. If you're looking for a place where your child can shine, on and off the field, look no further than Lone Star. Five stars, two thumbs up, and a heartfelt THANK YOU from a satisfied parent (and a very proud soccer mom)!"

"Awful experience. Didn't even have enough players to have any subs. Pay very large sums of money, with no invoices sent out and little training given. The coach spends the entire game browsing on his phone. A complete shambles of a place."

"Lonestar soccer club has been losing players for really good reasons. One of those reasons, they want to win the games by any means necessary. Especially, some coaches, such as, KC Crabb, he just allowed the good players ( in his opinion ) to play at the games and he doesn't allow other players to play the whole games, at all. All the parents paid for the club to encourage their kids/players to enjoy the soccer, but the coaches like KC Crab doesn't allow the kids to play if he thinks those players are not doing great, instead of teaching them how to be better. Why the parents would be willing to join this club anymore? He has no idea this kind of treatment will discourage the kids and eventually leads to giving up the soccer. I talked to KC Crab about that, but his behavior did not change at the next game, so my kid moved on, and she enjoyed playing soccer at another club even after this bad experience with Lonestar. She had a lot of fun and good memories at non-lonestar club. We paid $1500+ for this club. The time and money were wasted and morale of the kids was affected in a negative way."

"This organization has TANKED! My kids played here 12 years ago. I suggested it to my grandkids thinking it would be great for them as well. My oldest grandson showed up for 3 games with the other team not showing up. Then they charge extra to the parents if they aren't going to volunteer but no coach. What happens to the extra money?? Lonestar is worse the I9! It's truly disgusting. All the parents should request refunds and band together to get the owners of this organization to pay attention and get more involved in the recreation part of the league. Truly disappointing!"