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B-Elite Soccer Denver

★★★½ 3.525 reviewsDenver, COAges 4–18

Private

B-Elite Soccer is a Spanish-methodology soccer academy whose first location was founded in Denver in 2015. It runs skills camps and year-round programming covering control and passing, possession, dribbling progression and finishing, with club programs for ages 8-18, a Tiki Taka recreation track for ages 4-8, and a goalkeeper program for ages 7-17. Daily camp hours are not stated for the Denver location.

The practical details

Ages
Ages 4–18
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact B-Elite Soccer Denver directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Leonard Armenta

My daughter was one of the first at B-Elite and has enjoyed every minute of every day there. The coaching is top notch and the new Technical Director for the girls is more dedicated than I have ever seen. The style of futbol is amazing. The technical director makes practices so if a player needs to guest play for a team, they just slot in and know exactly what is going to happen for each team. She hasn't been more happy playing than she is now.

★★★★★Jon Green

I have 2 daughters in this club and they have been very happy since moving here. The practices are much better than previous clubs and we can see the results on the field. I truly believe that my kids are learning how to play possession based, Spanish style soccer. The girls side has a new technical director in the last year, and he has been a great addition to the club. We also recently merged with Rush and I think this will help both clubs with continued success in youth soccer.

★★★★★Curtis Bernstein

My son is very picky on the quality of his soccer and the intensity of his practice. After years of dealing with him coming out of practice not satisfied, he found a home that meets his needs. While our family does not speak Spanish, my son found no issue with communication with the leadership at the club. We even moved our younger son, who is not as dedicated to soccer to the club, even though it is more expensive. I figure, if I am going to pay for soccer, I need to either keep a program that will get my kids in shape or teach them soccer (and you get what you pay for). With B-Elite, you get both. One kid plays on the top team and one kid play on the bottom team. One travels and one does not. They both get the same level of training. One team is very successful. One team was not very successful last season but we could see the quality of the game and the knowledge on the field. I am seeing both of my kids grow tactically, technically, emotionally, and professionally through this club's training.

★★★★★Jessie Robinson

We transferred B-Elite this year to join a new DPL 09G team. While there have been bumps in forming a brand new team, my daughter is truly excited to go to practice every time. They run fast-paced practices, where the kids get a ton of touches and repetition in possession-based soccer. There is exposure to many coaches (although we do have two dedicated team coaches). The director is most often present, and we appreciate the consistency in which they train across teams. The language barrier was challenging in the first couple of weeks, but these kids are so adaptable and it quickly became a non-issue (actually a bonus for us). Watching these kids work hard, play hard, and really enjoy the process is all we could ask for. They have developed very quickly and it is truly fun to watch them string together multiple passes and runs in this possession style. We are grateful. We have felt like part of a family here and not lost in the big club politics.

Memo Cai

I had high hopes when I took my son there, but I am very disappointed. For many months, there was no permanent coach. Also, there is a huge language barrier. If your daughter or son speaks Spanish, you may have better luck. If s/he speaks English only, then it's a big problem. B-Elite unfortunately didn't fulfill its promise. I attended the training many times, and there is really no competitive training. I think B-Elite could be better for recreational soccer, but they are not up for competitive or professional soccer. No real coaching there, and you cannot blame the kids, since there is no full-time coach available. Extremely disappointed.

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