
Syracuse Indoor Sports Center
Private
Syracuse Indoor Sports Center in Liverpool is an indoor turf facility used for soccer, lacrosse and field hockey that runs youth camps and clinics along with recreational soccer programs. The two-field center posts its seasonal leagues, tournaments, camps and clinics online.
The practical details
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 Syracuse Indoor Sports Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleGreat place for soccer the bathrooms are always clean and the food court is actually really good a burger fries and a drink for 11 bucks better than mcds
we just played a tornament and my cousin’s team did really well, but when we had to go to overtimeb in the semi-finals they didnt jave us play a normal overtime. They instead had us play a version of overtime that is a disgrace to the game. The Referee imformed us that it would go to a 2v2 and a goalkeeper, ON THE SAME FIELD. This is not soccer that is hockey. Imagine after playing four games in a row you then have to somehow muster the energy to play with two of your teamates against three other kids on a giant field until a goal is scored. How does that decide what team is better? One of the kids who was choosen to play in the “overtime” said that the were gassed within 20 seconds. The place was completely old and poorly maintained. The grass on the field was awful, everything was very neglected and ugly. The bathroom was filthy and full of black stains.
I grew up playing indoor soccer and lacrosse at this place. It is nice to know this place could find multiple uses for people. I also used the roller rink when I was younger. I had friends who used the place for field hockey, which included private sports team organizations and public school team practices. I think there should be more coordination or discipline with representing school districts. It's not exactly the honor system or productive for students to choose their own teammates. It does create a conflict of interest, when students from the same schools are expected to put teams together without direction out of necessity of having more than 1 team. I also found it to be a little contradictory with the complex scheduling all the team events, creating a problem with conformity. It does address the complexity of commitment to extracurricular activities out of the classroom.
We play cricket as well on third indoor sports center. It’s just amazing near and clean space in winter. Affordable and convenient. Enough parking and stuff is very kind
Players’ safety is not a priority here. In addition, I agree with the previous reviews about referees (bad and biased). Plus administration does not care (poor customer service from the front desk person, his best answer was to find another place to play if I don’t like it). I am not surprised by the owner’s reply, as expected. But also it won’t surprise me if the owner was the same front desk person I talked to, since out of the blue as one of his arguments he assured me he can make more money renting the soccer fields out that having a league.


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