Community soccer club running week-long half-day summer camps for boys and girls of all skill levels ages 4-14 at Bicentennial Park in Olympia Fields, Monday to Friday from 9:00am to noon, with weeks offered in June and August. Coaches take no more than 15 players each and campers work on dribbling, passing and shooting through small-sided games, with goalkeeper instruction available and a soccer ball and camp t-shirt included. The club also runs a summer 5v5 Summer Cup with Intra FC - a six-week Saturday-morning World Cup-style program for U8-U14 at $100 per player - alongside its recreational and travel divisions.
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★jude nwaiwuTerrible, one of the coaches doesn’t even show up for the kids game . There are no drills during practice. The kids just run around with no direction. I should have pulled my kid out before the season was over. Waste of money
★Jennifer ParkerCoach Garland was nice and loved helping the kids but the organization itself is terrible. They are unorganized and you pay money for the kids to basically just run around. This is supposed to be a soccer league not free time. We've had cancelled games with no make ups or no alternative space. They refused to let my son take his pictures even though we were within the time of him taking pictures and were told he could take his pictures. We got hit with basically a too bad so sad response. All he wanted was one picture. His name is tied to the picture anyway. Any other picture group is the same. We probably won't be back, there are other places to go. We only did this one because it was slightly closer to the house and knew people but they are terrible. My recommendation is to find some place else for a soccer league. This is not it for the younger kids.
★★★★★Jerrod DavisMy experience is always fun here and i would love to come back home to soccer
★Destined TobeVery unorganized and unprofessional. Can’t believe they had a travel soccer team try out and already had their team picked. What’s the purpose of trying out for a team if kids that didn’t even attend a showcase or try out was allowed to make the team. My son was selected but I decided not to allow him to play. He didn’t even go to the tryouts
★★Adam KameronThe kids have a lot of fun, but it’s pathetic that the league doesn’t give out trophies or medals or anything. Absolutely nothing. Parents pay enough in fees and soccer is a low overhead sport. Get it together and give the kids something to commemorate the season