TOCA Soccer Center The Colony

★Luke

Shady business practices. Called April 3rd and was told they can’t cancel my membership, Emailed April 3rd and didn’t get back to me for days again saying they couldn’t cancel, filled out the cancellation form April 6th, received email confirmation of my request to cancel that day saying “someone would reach out”, emailed them simply to cancel and that I don’t want to talk to anyone else at this point. I was still was charged on April 7th despite calling and emailing very clear directions to cancel my membership. It shouldn’t be this hard to cancel a monthly membership. If they can’t reverse the charge unfortunately I have to submit this info to the Better Business Bureau and Federal Trade Commission to get it looked at.

★★★★★Nagesh

I signed up for my son at TOCA a few months ago, and it’s been a fantastic experience. Jackson has been incredibly helpful from day one—super supportive, knowledgeable, and always willing to go the extra mile. My son loves coming here, and we’ve seen real improvement and confidence. Highly recommend TOCA and especially Jackson and Karley for anyone considering it!

★★★★★firas alahmadi

i’ve been doing training sessions at TOCA soccer and it’s a great experience as a student. Coach Bailey is supportive, detailed, and really helps you improve each session. I’ve noticed real progress from first touch to finishings. Highly recommend training here.

★Daniel

Do not sign up to play here. The refs do not protect the kids at all. We had 6 kids injured during one game and not 1 card or talking to the other team. The ref was Spanish speaking and so was the team so maybe they knew each other. My kid had his spacer knocked off of his teeth. Other kids were tackled from behind and injured. One of their players went studs up at our defender. But the ref yelled at our team when we used a shoulder. I've been in soccer for over 20 years and never seen a blatant disregard for kids safety in a soccer match. We will be pulling our kid until the season is over. I'm all for rough play but when the whole team gets hurt, maybe talk to the players and coaches to tone it down. Maybe give out a few cards so that they calm down. Disgusting behavior.

★★J T

The outdoor soccer fields are okay. There are no bleachers so be sure to bring your own chairs. The fields are not numbered and there are no signs telling you where to go when looking for fields. I have had to ask refs and random people what field was what. Also, if you play on the very back fields ( field 4 and the one next to it) it is not handicapped accessible. The fields are not flat. Field four is next to some woods and the ball went into the woods multiple times. Be ready to climb up and down hill and remember no handicapped accessibility. The parking lot is all rocks and super tight. Our select team has played at many soccer complex’s and this is my least favorite.