Washington Premier Football Club runs an open-registration summer camp series at its Puyallup soccer complex, grouped as the Premier Playmakers camps: The Decision Lab in early July, The Game Sense Academy for beginners ages 5-12, and The IQ Zone in late August, plus a separate goalkeeper camp for ages 9-18. Camps run Monday to Thursday and are half-day: ages 7-12 train 9am to noon and ages 13-15 train 1pm to 4pm, with days built around technical stations, tactical problem-solving games and competitive match play. All skill levels are served, from beginner through advanced.
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★★★Todd AThe rain fell heavy upon the vehicle windshield, obscuring my view of the parking lot. I could feel the crunch of the gravel inside the cabin as the vehicles weight bore down on the uneven ground. I looked over to the well kept fields, trying to discern if they had posted numbers to identify what field we were playing on. My vehicle dipped low in one of the many deep divots that were collecting lakes of rain water distracting my searching efforts. The parking was scattered as the many players and parents were trying to avoid stepping out of their vehicles into an ocean of water. Who could blame them...no one expects to need waders to watch a soccer game. At least we won in the end, which made the arduous journey through the world of water that was the parking lot well worth the effort.
★★★★Shaunna BurbidgeThese soccer fields are very nice and are located in a beautiful place. The parking lots are gravel and dirt, but there is ample space. You will likely see a lot of wildlife while spectating including geese and eagles. There are bleachers on one field and a good sized warm-up area. However, the sideline near the bleachers is dirt and rock and difficult to set a chair on.
★★★★Tere Garcianice facilities, very organized and punctual. I feel the only thing is missing, like us we are new. If we had questions, they sent you to their site, but we already checked the site. Some couches are very good, but sometimes you don't get a good one. The parents there are very knowledgeable and help you.
★★★★★Kevin WimberlyGreat facility. Lots of bathrooms, plenty of parking for games in our experience. Very easy to get to and find.
★★★★Sergio ColónPretty good soccer fields. Good turf, decent lighting at night. I’ve never seen this many porta potties in one place! All the fans could probably go to the bathroom at the same time, lol. Field 3 has bleachers. No concessions anywhere at the field, but there’s a drive through espresso stand down the street. The fields have a decent amount of parking.