Mission City Soccer Complex

Mission City Soccer Complex (MCSC) stands as a beacon of community pride and athletic development on the Southside of San Antonio. This sports facility was born out of a passionate commitment to foster the love of soccer and to provide the youth of South Bexar County with a premier venue to play, learn, and grow. MCSC is a project funded by the Bexar County Venue Tax Program, part of a larger initiative approved by voters in 2008 to invest $415 million in bonds for various community projects, including $80 million dedicated to youth sports venues. Located on a 40-acre site, MCSC is the 13th and final facility under this ambitious plan, officially opening its doors on November 15, 2013. The driving force behind the complex was Mission City Youth Soccer Organization (MCYSO), which was entrusted by Bexar County to develop and manage the facility. The vision of MCYSO extends beyond simply offering a place to play soccer; the organization is dedicated to nurturing the physical fitness, education, and sportsmanship of area youth. The eight soccer fields at MCSC were specifically designed to serve as a hub for athletic excellence and community engagement.