Southern Nevada Soccer Association is a nonprofit youth soccer organization in Henderson serving over 6,500 participants through recreational leagues, its Las Vegas Heat Surf competitive club, and skill-development camps run by licensed staff. Programs include Mini Kickers for young children and seasonal soccer camps and clinics.
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Powered by GoogleI was a coach for many years in both the rec and competitive leagues and can speak to the administrations utmost professionalism. The leagues focus has always been on a quality and fun experience for every player.
This league allowed a head coach to verbally abuse young girls, which resulted in many girls leaving the team. An assistant coach brought it to the league directors attention, and she simply did not care. The assistant coach resigned and the league continued to allow the head coach to act the same way with the few remaining team members. I would not recommend this league at all.
I was a former coach and had to resign from this league because another coach was saying derogatory and belittling things to the children. This made several of the children and the parents sad and upset. When they tried to bring it to this coach's attention, the coach constantly gaslighted the parents. When I stepped in to confirm that I heard these same comments and did not appreciate them, the coach had her husband and her daughter stand by to intimidate everyone. As a result, I resigned and brought my concerns to the league. The only thing the league cared to email me about was them wanting their money for the league my two children were no longer playing in. Contrary to their response, there was never an offer to transfer myself or my children. In fact, we were told specifically that there were no spots on other teams. The league director, Karen, took no interest in the fact that the team lost almost half of its players because of the coach, and continued to allow the coach to be in a position to harm these young girls. In fact, multiple children left the previous year because of the same thing. Clearly this league is more concerned about getting its fees than actually looking out for the best interests of the children. After all, when I (a certified coach in THAT LEAGUE) bring it to the league directors attention, and all she cares about money, that should be your warning sign. Choose another league.
We started SNSA with our daughter in Mini Kickers and she has since progressed through two seasons as a U5 player. We also enrolled our son into Mini Kickers for two seasons. We absolutely love it! Both kids love going to practice, love having their games, and have built some long time friendships! I have had many parents stop be at practices asking how to sign their kids up for soccer and I praise SNSA.
So I had a single star originally with no comment because I did not want to put the organization drama on blast on social media. Instead they decided to write a response with out even asking why. The fact is that I signed my son up for SNSA and my son was abused by his Coach, I filed a complaint and even gave them a video of one of the games where the coach shoved my 7 year old child. They never did an investigation. No response or anything, even convinced us to not press charges. So instead they did move my son to a different team. A team farther away from where we live. With copy's of emails the person I contacted said that he would be put on a different team. I contacted SNSA when they did not put him on a separate team the next season. What I received was a email from Karen Stransky that was inappropriate and rude. They rather protect a child abuser than a 7 year old . The fact the person rather respond to a 1 star with no comment instead of asking what happened. This is why I edited this and added a comment.

