Now playing on weekdays!
· Our youth program consist of a 12 WEEKS duration, designed primarily to introduce youth players to the basics of soccer.
· Includes practice sessions every Tue & Thu from 6pm to 7pm.
· Practice Sessions/Season will begin in May of 2024 & ending in July 2024
· We provide the fields for practice and training/practice equipment, including the soccer balls
· We provide two practice T-shirts and one set of uniform to every registered child/player.
· We practice and play at the Ontario Soccer Complex located at 2200 E Philadelphia St Ontario Ca, 91761
· Our coaches are volunteers with a respectable background experience and skills.
· Our Coaches have been contributing to our youth program from multiple seasons with passion and enormous dedication to the game of soccer.
· Our volunteers coaches requires approximately 8 to 10 practice sessions to build and prepare the teams before any games taking place.
· The program includes games played among players/teams that are part of the same program.
· Games are played on Thursday's with one Referee Official. (Referee Official Fees already included on your registration payment)
· No practice or games on weekends.
· This is not in any form a league competition. But also includes soccer games and standings.
· Parents might still be required to come to our office for completion and to finalize the process of registration.
· Please note:
· All Fees are NON REFUNDABLE/NON TRANSFERABLE.
· City of Ontario Parks Policy: No Pets/No Chairs on Turf Fields/No Smoking//No Alcohol
· Office location: 313 N Euclid Ave Ontario Ca, 91762 . Phone: 909-984-3431 Open Tue to Sat 12pm to 6pm.
Children that participate in sports develop stronger bones and muscles, physical exercise helps reach peak bone mass, enabling them to develop stronger physical endurance that will be the foundation for future growth.
Enhance overall health, youth sports also provide a good method of managing weight and preventing obesity in children.
Youth Sports enables social interactions; Teamwork; Leadership, children learning to work with others to achieve a common goal. These settings allow children to develop and practice different mental and moral qualities they acquire from their surroundings at the fields.
Playing as a team requires participants to be disciplined in tactical, mental and physical aspects. To succeed in sports you must have self - restraint, and behave in a controlled and precise manner. Good discipline translates into life situations in order to achieve goals and reach their fullest potential.
The practice of youth sports give them focus and people to help them stay on track, parents and guardians are the ultimate mentors, participating in youth sports give participants to meet and interact with positive people such as coaches and parent volunteers, who will guide them as they grow.
It's well - known that children who participate in sports are less likely to drop out of school while they also excel in academic performances and sociability.
Being part of a team with similar goals will increase the child's value of their self. What they contribute to the team, whether it be in leadership positions or in fulfilling important roles will ultimately contribute in boosting their self -esteem and confidence.
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