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TOPSoccer

[Updated: 03/15/2013]

TOPSoccer Mission

TOPSoccer is a community-based soccer program that is designed to meet the needs of athletes ages eight and older with physical and/or mental disabilities. The program is geared toward player development rather than to competition. Athletes are placed on teams according to ability NOT by age.

Who Plays TOPSoccer

Any athlete with a disability including but not limited to: A.D.D., Autism, Hearing Impaired, Sight Impaired, Cerebral Palsy, Traumatic Brain Injury, Cystic Fibrosis, Down Syndrome, Multiple Sclerosis, Muscular Dystrophy, Seizure Disorder and Spinal Bifida. If you have a question about your athlete and whether this program fits their needs, contact the site coordinator nearest you. (See contact information below.)

Player Benefits

  • Sense of belonging, value of being part of a team
  • Improved self-esteem, fitness and social skills
  • Success based upon ability
  • FUN!

In an effort to better explain to our members what TOPSoccer is all about, we encourage you to view the photos below to see our athletes in action. Questions about TOPSoccer Minnesota can be directed to Ivan Woyno, MYSA Director of Member Services, at 952-252-0226 (800-366-6972) or ivanwoyno@mnyouthsoccer.org.

How can I get involved?

To volunteer as a coach or coach’s helper, contact Ivan Woyno, MYSA Director of Member Services, at 952-252-0226 or ivanwoyno@mnyouthsoccer.org.
(Letters of recommendation are issued to youth wishing to earn volunteer hours for their resume.)
To make a donation to the TOPSoccer program contact Candace Daley, MYSA Executive Director,
at 952-252-1687.

More About TOPSoccer

The Official Program for Youth Athletes with Disabilities

TOPSoccer, created in 1991, is a community-based soccer program that is designed to meet the needs of children with physical and/or mental disabilities. The emphasis of this program is on development, training, and meaningful participation rather than on competition.

Athletes are placed on teams according to ability NOT by age. Our goal is to enable youth athletes with disabilities to develop their physical fitness, technical skills, courage, and self esteem, through the joy and excitement of playing soccer. TOPSoccer fosters the physical, mental and emotional growth and development of America’s youth through the sport of soccer at all levels. In short, TOPSoccer takes kids from the sidelines to participating in the game.

TOPSoccer Photo Gallery

Site Coordinators

Site Contact Phone Email
Metro East:
Stillwater/Lakeland
Michelle LeMay 651-278-8073 mlemay@tpt.org
Metro North:
Coon Rapids
Jim Robson 763-458-4708 elbarco84@hotmail.com
Metro Northwest:
Rogers/Elk River
Nan Martin &
Cindy Ley
763-300-2307 topsoccernw@gmail.com
Metro South:
Eagan
Jeff Pricco 952-890-4679 jpricco@jbglobalco.com
Metro West:
Eden Prairie
Jeff Mueller 612-823-6645 jeff@floatingheadinc.com
Mankato: Kerri Ambrose 507-327-7898 kenker@chartermi.net
Moorhead Danny Dougherty 701-361-1206 wheatfield@mac.com
Northfield Kira Yoder 517-881-5089 kryoder@gmail.com