History

North Carolina FC Youth, a 501(c)3 non-profit youth soccer organization, is the product of a collaboration between Capital Area Soccer League, Triangle Futbol Club Alliance, and North Carolina Football Club.

Capital Area Soccer League


Capital Area Soccer League (CASL) was founded in 1974 as a non-profit youth soccer organization.

Prior to becoming CASL, the organization operated as the Raleigh Soccer League for a few years. What began as a volunteer, parent run organization with 25 youth teams has grown into the largest, local serving youth soccer club in the state.


Today, CASL is home to more than 16,000 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) is 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 develops youth and enhances communities in the greater Triangle area through the sport of soccer.

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