The Elementary Soccer League in North Tulsa will Run for Five Weeks
TULSA – On Saturday, the Tulsa Dream League is back for its second season in 2022 with 13 teams. The first-ever free-to-play elementary soccer league in North Tulsa will kick back off at the Tulsa Dream Center for a month-long season.
Prior to its inaugural season in 2021, FC Tulsa helped to fund the Dream League with a $15,000 donation. The BNSF Railway Foundation, a FC Tulsa community partner, also contributed $30,000 to the league over three years (2021-2023) to provide necessary equipment and uniforms. A portion of BNSF’s donation will also allow participants to enjoy a night out at ONEOK Field to see FC Tulsa in action.
Last season, over 300 area children participated in the Dream League, free of charge.
In 2022, the Dream League will feature six 2nd and 3rd grade teams and seven 4th and 5th grade teams. Schools represented in the league around Tulsa will include Hawthorne Elementary, Legacy Charter School, Drexel Academy, Unity Learning Academy, Springdale Elementary, College Bound Academy and Wayman Tisdale Fine Arts Academy.
The Dream League is run and supported completely by volunteers, and the regular season will run for five Saturdays, with each weekend having a different theme.
SCHEDULE
Saturday, April 30
FC Tulsa Day – On the league’s inaugural weekend in 2022, FC Tulsa staff will be present to give away club-branded swag and assist volunteers with running the league.
Saturday, May 7
Cinco De Mayo Celebration – The league has planned a Hispanic Heritage celebration with a mariachi band, themed-food and more.
Saturday, May 14
Target Day – Staff from the Tulsa Hills Target will be on hand to give away goodie bags and refreshments to players.
Saturday, May 21
University of Tulsa Day – Athletic Dept. coaches and players from the University of Tulsa will come to the Dream Center to meet and cheer on the athletes and assist volunteers.
Saturday, May 28
BNSF Day & Playoffs – Teams will compete for a Championship in a day-long postseason tournament with BNSF present to participate in Playoff Saturday.
The Dream League is still accepting donations of Size 3 soccer balls and Small and Medium shin guards to make sure all teams have enough equipment to participate. Donations can be dropped off at the Tulsa Dream Center or at the FC Tulsa Team Shop, located at 1155 S. Elgin Ave. in downtown Tulsa.