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Fire FC

★★★★ 4.329 reviewsGrand Junction, CO

Private

Fire FC (Grand Junction Fire Soccer Club) is a parent-driven youth soccer club serving Grand Junction, with recreational soccer for roughly ages 3-11 and competitive teams, and its own indoor facility on Printers Court. Its summer offering is short training sessions rather than a camp: Fast and Fluid runs six one-hour sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays for competitive players U13 and up, and Next Level Summer Sessions serve competitive players U11 and older.

The practical details

Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
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★★Sarah McKinley

Good football club with skilled players, but truly disappointed with sportsmanship of players and parents. Watched today as parents taunted children from the sidelines. Very disappointing and agains CSA rules. Afraid this won’t improve until refs start kicking parents out or coaches demand parents knock it off and demand better of their players.

Ryan Stahl

Regrettably, my experience with Fire FC soccer league has been less than satisfactory. The evident lack of professionalism and education within the league is particularly disheartening. The referees, in particular, seem to be ill-equipped, often standing on the sidelines with a disconcerting lack of engagement, and there's a distinct impression that they may not possess a comprehensive understanding of the game's rules. Parents seeking a nurturing environment for their children's soccer development might find Fire FC to be a subpar choice. The league's apparent deficiencies in referee knowledge and overall organization could impede the learning process for aspiring young players. It's essential for youth soccer leagues to uphold standards of competence and professionalism to ensure a positive and constructive experience for both players and their families. Unfortunately, Fire FC appears to fall short in meeting these crucial expectations.

★★★★★D. Francis

I never realized how big this facility was until I dropped my grandson off for practice. It's great there is a facility that kids can go to that's indoors, So they can practice in bad weather and in the evening.

★★★★★stacey lyons

The coaches my grandson and granddaughter have are awesome. This organization really focuses on teaching the kids great team work skills as well as building self esteem.

★★★★★Brian Johnson

Great Indoor Field, friendly staff and coaches. They keep the air moving with some solid ventilation. Can get a little cold in winter, So give your kiddo an extra layer in winter.

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