Miami Lakes United Soccer Club (MLUSC) is a nonprofit (501c3) youth soccer club offering recreational, academy and competitive travel programs. It runs a nine-week summer soccer camp for boys and girls ages 4-15, emphasizing sportsmanship, teamwork and personal development.
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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 Miami Lakes United Soccer Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleNo one speaks English, they will continually hang up on you. Receptionists is horrible, Unable to rate because person answered phone said they don’t speak English
Here's the perfect club if you want your kids to learn the "cheat to win" mentality. Coaches bringing in star players from different age brackets to win games. If your kid isn't equal to them, don't plan on your child playing. Horrible to teach kids that instead of working hard and the "win some lose some" ethic. They will teach your kids that if you can't do it, just bring in others that can so you can take the reward. So if your child has zero integrity this is the club for you.
This has to be the most disorganized soccer league in dade county . As others have reviewed it’s more about the money they can make than the quality experience the children can experience. You have 8 yr olds playing with 12 yr and then don’t let parents know or give them an option to pull out of the league so they can put there child in a program that will be beneficial for there future in there age group instead keep the smaller kids with the much bigger kids risking injury . Horrible management and experience definitely will never bring our children back to be a part of this organization.
I went there 2 years ago it was all over the place and coaches usually did not coach they had me and my fellow peers standing aimlessly not knowing what to do this is my favorite hobby and it was so sad when I had to let it go for the past 2 years. I enjoyed the companionship from the other students but Companionship is not all I needed when we were in the games they put people in that weren’t paying attention we were given one very good coach and they replaced her with a very horrible mean one that didn’t teach us anything and all she did was yell after that my father took me out cause we were not getting what we paid for and I am currently trying to start back up my favorite hobby hopefully I’m not rusty lol 😹
It's beyond me the disorganization this CLUB has! It's sad that with the amount of money you spend in their academy, you see things like no league games, kids being abandoned in schools when they promised parents they would be picked up for their academy program, you see no organization tools for young teams starting in the academy. There is no guidance to their new coaches on how to help their team managers. It's all in disarray. Now if you put them in their Recreational program prepare yourself, not that many games, kids are pretty much beating themselves up because the "teenager" referees are to busy on their phones or they are budy budy with some of the coaches whom btw are also teenager's . Also this is not cheap, you expect at least some organization. Why do I still go unfortunately I made bad choices and didn't do my research. I have 2 boys.. 2 boys less that won't be coming back next season. $1600 that i wont be giving away. I'm counting down the days till May. I highly suggest you take your kids somewhere else.






