Baton Rouge Soccer Club runs summer soccer camps for players ages 6–13 (concluding at noon on Fridays) plus a Summer Indoor Academy for kindergarten through 5th grade, held at Premier Soccer Center. Camps develop technical skills and tactics through functional training games and small-sided play.
The practical details
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 Baton Rouge Soccer Association directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Shannen RiversSadly …. My son was one of the poor kids who was put on a “pool” team… only to be let down because there was no coach…. I ended up getting a refund however, I still am out the funds paid for two jerseys , shorts, a soccer ball, a water bottle , socks … etc… oh and not to mention having to pick up the pieces of my sons crushed spirit after being SO excited about playing this season… :(
★Jerry BlottI have seen a lot of 5 stars and I don’t get it. They don’t care. Third year in a row for multiple kids to have no team and no coaches. Beyond ridiculous and please unless you know the team your child will be on just don’t trust them. They don’t answer emails or complaints and just want your money. Today our coach less team only had 5 players to start so the ref told us that the opposing team could play seven. They had 12 and 2 coaches. I’m disgusted by all of this and feel terrible for my kid as he used to like soccer but now he hates it. You made my child hate soccer. Shame on everyone especially the director
★Joel MartinezThis one of the most disorganized organizations you will find for soccer. They rely heavily on parents to run a paid soccer program. Those parents who volunteer still have to pay the full amount for their kids to play. Parents coach teams, handle communications between parents and BRSA, handle scheduling and reserving practice times, and also referee the games. BRSA lacks good communication, consideration of parents’ time, does things last minute such as change game times the day of, and lacks resources to equip the parents to run the soccer program effectively. BRSA gets a great deal out of parents who pay for poor service and a lot of frustration.
★★★★★ShammaWe visited today at gastro department with my sisters and the experience is excellent Dr rarely is the best and his nurse robustness is helpful with us.I will recommend your facility.
★S MAThis review applies to the competitive program at BRSC. What a joke. It is run by a club director who does not care to develop kids and I think in it for the wrong reason. There is no accountability for his actions and been around to BS his way. I heard so many complaints from parents yet no one doing anything about it. The director was the coach of U11 last year and moved up with U12 hand picking players to be on black not based on skills but politics, maybe if you pay him private lessons, or some other unknown reasons.....so much politics. When you treat children the way I witnessed and break them and have BS stories to justify his bad behavior. Stay away. Please do not pay this program so your child confidence is lowered because they will not improve in this program. Either find alternative soccer clubs which are limited in this town