Empire United Soccer Academy is a not-for-profit (501c3) club formed in 2007 when the Rochester Junior Rhinos, Syracuse Football Club and Buffalo United Soccer Club merged; it states that player tuition covers actual program cost at net zero revenue. This listing is its Soccer Center Field House at 1520 John Street, West Henrietta, which hosts the club's soccer schools and clinics; one-day clinics are listed as running 9am-3pm with a pizza lunch provided. Club teams are organised as Zone 1 (ages 7-12, fundamentals) and Zone 2 (ages 13-18, advanced technical and tactical work), and the club says development opportunities are open to non-members as well as members. Current summer camp dates, ages and hours could not be confirmed.
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★★★★BigBadMarkoNice turf. Easy to get to. Only issue was the lights were on a timer and shut off at 9pm. We had to figure a way to get them back on to finish our game.
★★★★Mark JeremyMy daughter plays here in an indoor winter league o keep up with her field hockey skills among 90 other players. 3 artificial turfs, very little siting area and a little dark hence one less star.
★★Chris McGowanThe outdoor field really needs some work. The parking lot is atrocious with ruts that can swallow a whole wheel and in desperate need of repair. The driveway in and out is real bad. With no lines/defined spaces people park how ever they want reducing the capacity for others. The walkways for spectators and the seating area are large/rough gravel and full of weeds - wear closed toe thick sole shoes to get back there. Parking tip - if you are there for younger kid games (where they spilt the field in 2 running the width) be careful where you park as balls go over the short fence easy and will damage your car. No porto units at all & field house is mostly always closed so zero bathrooms for players or parents to use especially visiting folks. You need to try and find an open restaurant a mile plus away for a restroom if you need one.
★★★★Andrew LazzaroGood facility, allowed parents to watch on the sidelines. No seating and that wasn't behind a net. Field was in good condition. Parking was easy. The refs for the soccer event, while young, were at least pretty good. Our final game was officiated excellently with care and consideration for a U9/10 tournament.
★Rod PazminoA facade. Arrogant and they create an environment that inhibits learning. Went to a club in Syracuse and others went to the Flash to learn a better style of soccer. Until the president retires it will never be a great training ground. Sure they can use there connections to get your daughter signed somewhere but most coaches know that many of there players are not ready for college soccer. What’s best is that they tend to shun anyone that leaves instead of being happy they found a better fit. The coach we turned down still won’t even say hello just as a courtesy when we pass by each other at tournaments. It’s a toxic environment and really not good enough for the price you pay.