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The World Cup is one of those things that brings everyone in—diehard soccer fans, casual watchers, and people who mostly show up for the food and the drama. And honestly, that’s part of what makes it fun. Before World Cup energy takes over TSC, here are a few facts that are funny, strange, and just interesting enough to bring up during a game. The Trophy Was Stolen… and Found by a Dog Before the 1966 World Cup in England, the trophy was stolen while on display. People searche

What’s New at TSC Read below to see what’s happening at the center. July 4th Celebration at TSC Soccer, food, drinks, and a full day of fun. Make plans to spend part of your Independence Day with us at Tucson Soccer Center. We'll have pickup soccer, World Cup action on the TVs, food and drinks available, and a great atmosphere to celebrate the holiday with the soccer community. Whether you're getting games in on the field or just stopping by to watch the action, we hope you'l

What’s New at TSC Read below to see what’s happening at the center. New Adult Soccer League Seasons Are Here New season. New teams. Same competitive energy. Registration is now open for the next seasons of our Adult Soccer Leagues at TSC. Whether you’ve been playing with us for months or you’re looking to get your team into the action for the first time, now’s the time to sign up. With multiple divisions and nights available, there’s a place for every level of competition. Le

The World Cup has always been a stage for stars, but some players made history before they could even legally rent a car — and others were still making saves and scoring goals when most players had already traded cleats for coaching polos. The youngest player to ever step onto a World Cup field was Norman Whiteside of Northern Ireland. In 1982, he played at just 17 years and 41 days old, breaking a record previously held by Pelé. Imagine being 17 and your summer plans include