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Powered by GoogleThe soccer itself is fine. Parking is an issue. And right now the fields are under renovations and handicapped access was limited or blocked.
Great place to run around if you're looking for a quick check
short staffing is a major concern! Coach always late for the game or practice. Now we have refs even not showing up for the games! There are times that refs sometimes don’t feel like switching sides during the games at half time which is not only confusing for the cheering folks but also the kids playing! the kids do not get fair time playing during the game. Be aware that practice can be schedules after 7pm during the week, which is difficult for the kids to focus next day in school. Do you research please when you sign your kiddos for soccer at NLYC!
I'll keep this feedback short. Any negative reviews from the past few weeks to the last 12 years are still relevant. Which is very unfortunate. That should say a lot about this organization. I have been hesitant to review the organization out of fear of retaliation, because yes, that is the behavior of this league. They thrive on favoritism and handouts. They are a money-hungry league that gaslights parent concerns and relies on excuses. Find a better league that supports diversity, inclusion, development, and the well-being of your child, because this league isn't it.
They really care about the kids here. There are many opportunities throughout the year to play soccer, spring and fall, as well as the travel competitive team United. There are 2 playgrounds and 2 bathrooms nearby, one of which is always open. They have a concession stand as well.




