New Complex
It is time for a place that our local athletes, families, and fans can call home.
Construction has begun!
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This is a one-time opportunity to leave your legacy at the complex and support United Capital City Athletic in its new journey!
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5-10 year projection
United Capital City (UCC) Soccer Club has been developing young athletes, girls and boys alike, ages 8U to 19U for nearly two decades. We foster the competitive nature of Central Missouri athletes by elevating their play, developing their leadership, and most importantly, unlocking their potential. UCC strives to build a strong foundation of fundamentals and provide the opportunity for athletes to achieve the next level.
UCC families throughout Central Missouri typically travel 1-2 days weekly, all over the state to maintain their competitive edge. Working in partnership with the Jefferson City Area YMCA, Jefferson City Parks & Recreation, SLYSA, MYSA, Heartland Soccer, Lou Fusz Athletic, and Special Olympics Missouri, we encourage our athletes to embrace adversity in all aspects of their life (spiritually, academically, and physically), positively influence their teammates, and better their community.
Mid-America Bank Sports Complex will be a multi-purpose facility. GPS guided robots (that line the fields) will allow UCC Athletic to transform the soccer facility into a baseball and softball complex. This flexibility will provide more opportunities to the community and allow UCC Athletic to expand its membership.
We aim to fulfill our mission — “to ensure all athletes have the access, ability, and opportunity to play sports.”
Mid-America Bank Sports Complex will benefit our entire local community. Incorporation of local, regional, and statewide tournaments and events, will allow athletes and families from a 9-State Region to compete, which in-turn will directly stimulate our economy. According to the Jefferson City Convention and Visitors Bureau, ”a complex with 4-6 synthetic turf fields has the potential on any given weekend to draw thousands of athletes and fans to our community, rather than away. Effectively, we will become a destination for families all throughout the Midwest.”
