Where Fort Worth youth find their team and their voice
White Settlement Youth Association brings young people together through accessible youth sports—soccer, baseball, softball, basketball, and volleyball—building confidence, community, and lasting friendships in Fort Worth.

In Fort Worth, not every young person has the same opportunities to join a team, learn a new sport, or discover what they're capable of when they have the right coach and community behind them. White Settlement Youth Association opens those doors, season after season, offering kids the chance to step onto the field or court and become part of something bigger than themselves.
From fall soccer leagues to spring basketball tournaments, from softball to volleyball, WSYA creates spaces where children can develop skills, test their limits, and learn the meaning of teamwork. Registration opens several times a year, welcoming kids to choose their sport and sign up alongside their peers. Whether a young person has played before or is lacing up cleats for the very first time, there's a place waiting.
Behind every practice and every game stands a coach—often a volunteer from the White Settlement community who believes in what youth sports can do. These coaches aren't just teaching the rules; they're showing young people what dedication looks like, how to handle both victory and defeat with grace, and that they belong. They're building the Future Brewer Bears, one season at a time.
When a child finds their sport and their team at WSYA, something shifts. Confidence grows. Friendships deepen. They learn they can push harder, do more, and be part of a community that cheers them on. That's the quiet, powerful work happening across Fort Worth—giving every young person a chance to play, belong, and grow.
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