Cape Coral Soccer Association

★John Mejia

Good evening, Hope all is well! So we have been meaning to reach out and bring our concerns to your attention. When we decided to join this league it was because our daughter Raquel wanted to learn the sport and after some research we thought this league was a good fit since it wasn’t a travel ball one or had competition outside of its own league. We live in south fort Myers, so we make quit the trip to make it to practices and games; over 1 hour, and after many occasions we have to bring up the disappointment that we found ourselves with after coach Mitch seems to always wait to put our daughter and other players to play but the last 15-20minutes of the game. I’m not saying my daughter it’s the best there is and deserves to play the whole game but I don’t think it’s fair to her and her efforts to be belittle in a way and made to sit out over 40 minutes of a game to have a chance to play. All the players would play the same time, it is really nice to win a game but is nicer see my daughter given her best. As a 14 year old I can only imagined the frustration she feels not to be able to practice those skills she has been working so hard to learn and all the time and effort she has put into trying to get better and learn the sport. I hope you understand to an extent our frustration.

★★★★Makayla

The concession stand should offer Aloni energy drinks because they provide a much-needed boost for customers looking to stay energized and focused. Whether it’s athletes needing endurance, students studying late, or workers pushing through a long shift, Aloni delivers a refreshing and effective way to recharge. Unlike ordinary soft drinks, energy drinks are in high demand, especially at events, gyms, and late-night venues. Adding Aloni to the menu would not only increase sales but also give customers a premium option that keeps them coming back. By stocking a popular and effective energy drink, the concession stand can stand out and meet the growing demand for functional beverages.

★★★★★Makenna Gallo

I play here and I'm a referee! It's a great experience and the organizers are wonderful. As a 13 year old girl this place makes me feel excepted and I learn everyday I'm there. The feels are great and so are the coaches and as a referee I can say all the calls are fair! Sighn you kids up now it's wonderful here

★★★★★Rocco Cartia

Great Environment, Family Super Friendly, amazing DOC and Coaches. Not for profit well deserved ECNL standard achievement lately too! Keep it up Cyclones!

★★★★★Jason Howard

In response to "Ken rob", ccsa is an excellent organization and I believe they are now the largest Youth Soccer Organization in the state and they do great things for our youth. I have coached my daughter in the rec soccer leagues for the last 4 years and Eddy does a phenomenal job and he is correct in saying he does not have time to manager players playing time or babysit coaches. With a limited budget and staff he does an awesome job, us coaches volunteer a lot of our time and are not compensated in any way we pay the full registration fees and everything else any other participant does. If you believe your child deserves more playing time or is not being coached up to his abilities you should look into the Cyclones, this is a competitive league where players earn their playing time. Or like Eddie said volunteer your time and coach then you can play your child as much as you would like.