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SURGE SOCCER CLUB (SAN MARCOS AYS)

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Soccer · San Marcos area · Hays County, TX

Texas nonprofit youth soccer league serving San Marcos, Wimberley, Martindale, Lockhart, Driftwood and Maxwell.

Sports
Soccer
Offers
Rec
Gender
Coed
Location
San Marcos area
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