What is Sneaker Soccer?

Sneaker Soccer is a small-sided game (4v4 + Keeper) played on a small field roughly the size of a basketball court. The game is played with the touchline boundaries and does not require the use of dasher boards. The official ball is a special low bounce ball that is smaller than an official size 5. Sneaker Soccer develops the overall fundamentals of soccer more effectively. It has been proven that youth players develop quicker reflexes, faster thinking and pinpoint passing. It is a superior game in terms of establishing players' touch and technique.

Who can join the league?

U11-U14 Recreational players

Registration is capped at 28 players an hour to maximize learning, development and touches for players that want more soccer over the winter.

Where & When?

Training will take place in the Avondale Meadows Gym on Thursdays starting in January. 

There will be 3 sessions a night for 8 weeks:

·  U11/12 Girls 5:30-6:30p

·  U11/12 Boys 6:30-7:30p

·  U13/14 Girls & Boys 7:30-8:30p-Play and train seperate

Equipment needed?

Tennis shoes (no cleats), shin guards, Size 5 Ball & water

What is the cost?

$75 for the 8 weeks + a sneaker soccer t-shirt

Why do I want to join?

·   Weekly world cup winner

·   New teams every week

·   Fun competitive environment with music

·   30 min of training/30 min of play!

Sneaker Soccer Foundation

·   Allows players to frequently touch the one "toy" on the field, namely, the ball.

·   The rules of sneaker soccer favor skillful, creative play above the physical contact that tends to be a feature of traditional                                         indoor and outdoor football.

·   Presents many opportunities to score goals and score goals often.

·   Encourages regaining possession of the ball as a productive, fun and rewarding part of the game (defending).

·   Maximizes active participation and minimizes inactivity and boredom.

·   Provides a well-organized playing environment with improvised fields.

·   Reflects the philosophy of player development expressed in state and national coaching schools.

·   Reflects the appropriate role of the coach as a Facilitator.

·   Allows the game to be the teacher!

To Register (click here)