Nashville SC, the city's MLS club, runs a youth soccer camp series in May, June, and July for boys and girls ages 6-18. Full-day sessions for ages 6-13 are held at TOCA Nashville in Franklin, and half-day sessions for advanced players ages 7-18 at Currey Ingram Academy, all led by Nashville SC Academy and certified coaches.
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★★★★★Andres VillalbaI went to watch a game with my girlfriend and she proposed to me. Thank you
★★★★★N and C FarrellMy 8th Major League Soccer stadium to date and one of my favorite smaller venues. Great vibe, great views, great entertainment. Not from Nashville but would recommend taking in a match.
★★★★★Veronica E***UPDATE*** The staff at the Nashville Soccer Club were extremely apologetic and very quick to make things right. Kevin, the Senior Account Executive, wasted no time in making sure that I was okay and he went above and beyond when accommodating for my family and I. Thank you for everything, Kevin! We will be attending more games in the future solely based on your kindness.*** Huge fans of NSC, but security during last night's game completely ruined the experience for my family and I. As most fans, we were trying to get pictures with the players after the game, and one of the security guards, J.Jones, pulled me by my hair and yelled in my face about how I was "trespassing". He didn't stop anyone in my family (predominantly Caucasian), but he stopped me (a woman of color). I hate to think that that was his reason for justifying what he had done, but I purchased tickets to the game, had seats in that same section like everyone else, and yet, he decided pulling my hair was the best way to get my attention and to stop me from getting any closer to the players. He refused to acknowledge or apologize for his completely inappropriate behavior, and had absolutely zero remorse for what he had done. Thank you, J. Jones, for ruining a family outing!
★★★★★Leandra BynoeGreat team. 2gather 2strong . We setting a record of becoming champion in year 1.
★★★★★Gabriel AvritscherGreat team. Very excited for its future!