| The Heartland Soccer Association, Inc. is an | | | | Tournament, Kansas City Invitational and Champions |
| educational and non profit youth soccer association | | | | Cup and Toyota Heritage Invitational. |
| which is situated at Overland Park, Kansas. It was | | | | Heartland represents more or less 700 teams, 12,000 |
| formed in 1977 which was formerly known as Johnson | | | | youth players, 2,000 coaches and 350 referees in the |
| County Soccer League with the purpose of | | | | Metropolitan area of Kansas City. It is also a member |
| advertising soccer in Johnson County, Kansas. During | | | | of the Kansas Youth Soccer association, US soccer |
| that time, there are 600 players which are originally | | | | Federation, and the US Youth Soccer Association. |
| divided according to school districts with Shawnee | | | | There are six clubs that make up Heartland Soccer |
| Mission School District divide because of its size. Then | | | | Association: |
| they established the Kansas Premier Soccer League | | | | · Blue Valley Soccer Club |
| (KPSL) after a few years for those players who are | | | | · Olathe Soccer Club |
| moving on the next level. The company later on | | | | · Northwest United Soccer Club |
| together with KPSL, in 1995, changed its name to | | | | · Overland Park Soccer Club |
| Heartland Soccer Association, Inc. | | | | · Kansas Premier Soccer League |
| Heartland Inc. hosts several tournaments both for boys | | | | · Southwest United Soccer Club |
| and girls premier and teams for recreation. It | | | | All operations of the soccer league will be relocated in |
| administers the game of soccer and conducts the | | | | Heartland Soccer offices in Overland park, Kansas |
| largest soccer tournaments in the state of Kansas and | | | | and all upcoming spring soccer seasons will be placed. |
| Kansas City which includes Toyota Midwest All Girls | | | | |