The 2026 Indoor Rec Soccer season is almost done. Grades 3 to 12 had playoffs the weekend of April 24-26. See the champions for each age group to the right.

Grades 1 and 2 have one last session on Friday, May 1st.

Weekends of play in 2026 include: March 20-22, March 27-29, April 10-12, April 17-19, April 24-26 and May 1 (1st/2nd grade only).

Scroll down to see links to schedules as pdf

HFC United's co-ed recreational Indoor Soccer League is one of the most popular, and anticipated, programs each March and April. The indoor soccer league has its roots starting over 25 years ago when Hastings Youth Athletic Association (HYAA) ran soccer programing in Hastings.

In mid-March, when hockey season winds down, the City of Hastings installs flat, turf-like placement over one of the hockey rinks surface. Games are fast-paced, usually high scoring, and is a good warm-up for competitive travel soccer players as the Minnesota spring season is as unpredicable as its winter season.

Black and Neon Green had a very close game with many good saves and defensive plays on both ends. It was tied 1-1 at the half. Black scored two more goals and Neon Green came back with another goal. Black then held on for a 3-2 win.

Neon Pink and Navy battled it out in the 5th/6th grade championship game. There was back and forth play with the score at half in favor of Neon Pink at 3-2. Neon Pink got a couple more goals and Navy came back with one, but Neon Pink held on for a 6-3 win.

Neon Yellow and Royal had a very competitive first half with Royal scoring first, but Neon Yellow answering with three goals before Royal came back to re-take the lead and a score of 4-3 lead at the half. During the second half Royal added more goals and went on to win the game.

Carolina Blue and Black traded goals back and forth during a tight first half, and Carolina Blue was up 3-2 at the half. Carolina Blue scored two more in the second half and Black answered with two goals, but Carolina Blue hung on to win 5-4 in a very competitive game.

HFC United uses modified indoor soccer rules, and features 6v6 co-ed teams.  Two 25-minute halves are played using a running clock.  Click below to review the rules of the league.

HFC United Indoor Soccer League-Overview of Rule & Guidelines

Questions? Contact Indoor Coed Rec Coordinator Ceil Strauss

Neon Green and Carolina Blue battled it out for the 3rd/4th grade championship. There was a lot of action and great efforts right to the end of the game. Carolina Blue won the game 4-1.

Royal and Grey had an exciting and close game. Royal took the lead 2-0, but Grey had two quick goals and tied it up. Royal put in the game-winner fairly late in the game and hung on for a 3-2 win.

Neon Pink and Black had an exciting game that was close, but in the end the Black team pulled ahead and hung onto the lead for a 3-1 win. Considering that the Black team only won one of the league games, and came into the playoffs as the number 6 seed, the team finishing as champs was especially impressive.

The Neon Pink and Black teams had a competitive game with many changes in the lead. There were three quicker goals that left Neon Pink up 2-1 early in the first half, but stellar goalie stops for both teams prevented more goals in the half. During the second half the lead changed a few times, but in the end the Black team went up by two goals and hung on to win 6-4.