About the Outlaws
Kids in Owyhee County have always had to travel to play organized soccer. The nearest clubs are a long drive each way, and they're built for families who can make that trip every week. Plenty of kids around here simply didn't play.
Why we started
Michelle Price and Thomas McClain started the Owyhee Outlaws because they got tired of that being the answer. They asked around and found what they expected: plenty of kids who wanted to play, plenty of parents willing to coach, and no good reason the games couldn't happen right here.
The club covers Homedale, Marsing and Wilder, and anyone else who wants to drive in. Our first season is Spring 2027. We're a small operation run by parents, and we'd rather keep it that way — close to home, cheap enough that families don't have to think twice, and focused on the kids actually enjoying themselves.
Why "Outlaws"
Who runs it
Michelle Price
I have been an Owyhee County resident my entire life and run our family drink vendor business, For the Love of Lemons. My husband and I launched this soccer league because we got tired of outside organizations treating our community as an afterthought instead of a priority. Our goal is to build a program that puts our families first and gives our kids the high-quality local soccer experience they deserve.
Thomas McClain
How we play
- Fun first. Everyone plays, every game.
- Divisions by grade, so kids play with their classmates.
- Coaches are parents and neighbors, and we train them.
- Nobody sits out over money.