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Local pro women’s soccer team asks Carrollton for field access and support
Summary
Owners and players of the Texas Lone Star Soccer Club asked council for access to city fields and partnership as they prepare to compete in the WPSL and MASLW, saying home games and clinics would drive local economic activity and youth engagement.
Members of the Texas Lone Star Soccer Club asked Carrollton’s council on Feb. 3 for city support as the club prepares to compete in the Women’s Premier Soccer League (WPSL) and Major Arena Soccer League Women (MASLW).
Owner Pia Namdar said the club trains and plays in Carrollton, fields 35 players aged 19–36 and plans a WPSL outdoor season running May through July. Player Jordan Colbert said home games attract visiting teams and families, boost local restaurant and retail activity, and produce community benefits such as youth camps and school partnerships.
The presenters requested field access and other logistical support; city staff said the club’s materials would be routed to community funding and parks staff for follow-up. Council thanked the presenters and asked staff to review the proposal.
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