Georgia Storm Soccer Academy is a youth soccer club in Carrollton offering recreational and competitive programs. Its summer camps serve boys and girls ages 6-14 in short daily sessions (roughly 2 hours), and it runs small-group academies for ages 5-14 at its East Carrollton and Chestnut Log sites.
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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 Georgia Storm SA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Rebecca GoslingThe parents were so disrespectful to he opposing team and to the coach’s definitely to not recommend going there if you want to see a clean respectful play.
★Nela ReamDefinitely don’t recommend. Our kids (now adults) have played for them in the past and they did not have the best experience with some coaches, not all. Players are very clicky and even worse the adults which is a shame for adults to act that way. Not welcoming at all. Ga storm is about money and only care about the ones “who’ve been there the longest” or family members of those who work for ga storm. We tried to cancel our registration for our youngest recently due to a mistake on our part and they denied us our refund. It’s wrong. Families, try to find a better community for soccer for your little ones. Friendly, kind, respectful and honest. Good luck right!
★Andrew EWorst parent behavior I've witnessed in youth soccer. Miserable experience to be around. First time seeing a 10 year old get a red card or having a game stopped due to parent conduct. These folks need to think about what they are doing to these children, its sad.
★Keesha BrownGeorgia Storm 2009 girls team. The behavior of the parents was unacceptable. They taunted the children, refs, and the parents of the opposing team. Their kids were even using profanity. Their display of total disregard for appropriate sideline behavior was embarrassing and disruptive to play. Even the Ref had to stop the game to warn the parents.
★Stephen DavisAbsolutely embarrassing. Played this team and after the assistant coaches son gets red card he preceded to curse out the center ref, curse out the other teams sideline, and threaten the other teams coach. Talk about class. If this is the type of behavior that’s allowed I’ll pass. This is why teams can’t find good refs because teams like this allow there spoiled brat players and coaches to behave like this. If I was the club director the assistant coach would be fired the player would be thrown off the team and the head coach disciplined for allowing all of this to happen. This club is an embarrassment to Soccer.