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D'Feeters Soccer Club
The D'Feeters Soccer Club was founded in 1978. Currently, the D'Feeters Soccer Club has eight youth teams playing in the Lake Highlands Girls Classic League. The LHGCL is considered by many to be the strongest girls youth soccer league in the United States.

The knowledgeable and dedicated coaching staff for the D'Feeters Soccer Club has for many years been producing players that are highly recruited by colleges and universities throughout the United States.

D'Feeters teams have won North Texas State Cup Championships as well as Southern Regional Championships at the youth and Women's levels. D'Feeters teams have competed for USYSA/USSA National Championships on eight occasions, winning the USYSA National Championship in 1981; Third in 1984; Fourth in 1996; Third in 2000; Fourth in 2001. Second in the USSA National Championship in the Under-23 Division in 1998 and 1999; Second in the Womens Amateur Division in 2000 and First place in the 1998 Kellogg's U/14 Girls National Championship.

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