This is a great Non Profit Foundation for kids soccer! The camps and clinics are offered for all…read moreages! Great staff! - A+ coaches. I spoke to The PR Rep she is wonderful and very helpful!

Eddie O coached my kid for a few years during his youth soccer days . You won't find a more sincere…read moresoccer trainer w as much knowledge of the game . Plus he is a Roma fan which is always a plus

I've been going to cinco soccer for the past 8 months. I do not play soccer personally but my…read moreboyfeind and his good friends all play. The atmosphere is laid back and chill. It cost 5 to play per game and they let you open a tab. Beer and Gatorade

Used Cinco soccer for my 11 year olds birthday party! It was the best party he's ever had! The kids…read moreplayed soccer for several hours and had such a blast! Zander was amazing and made sure we were happy and had everything we needed! Highly recommend for birthday parties!! Will use them again next year!

Superb soccer academy for youth. Excellent staff. They focus on fundamentals without the fluff of…read moreother "soccer-mom" soccer camps. Highly recommended if you have dedicated kids and want them to excel in football.

Our team just played against this club in a tournament and it was one of the worst experiences…read more Their coach was instructing his players to take out kids from our team. The coach was also reffing the game and controlled the ref. He pulled unethical tactics to control and intimidate the entire game. I was disgusted with everything that this club brought to the tournament.

It's not perfect, but it's really good. Because I'm a wholly negative person, let's start with the…read moreflaws: The reserved seating, for which season tickets are $100, are the ones closest to the pitch. This is great for most other sports, but in soccer you want to sit a bit higher so you can see the formations and have a clearer view of the other side of the pitch. It's why Assistant Coach Fred Dikranian would sit next to us for the first half in the press box when I still worked soccer games at USF. The expensive seats should be up higher, even though the intimacy with the benches is a very cool feature. If you buy a season ticket, you're not guaranteed a seat. I'm not kidding. I often get to games right before kickoff, but for my $50 season ticket, I still might have to sit or stand on the grass if the 1000 seats are full. And anyone that was there for Akron or a few other games last year knows that 1000 seats simply isn't enough for the crowds at big games. So then what's the point of buying a season ticket (beyond the awesome scarf) if you get the same seating privileges as someone that walks up to the window and buys a ticket? Also there's no shelter or cantilever roof, so you're going to get rained on or bake just like the old joint. The shelter is the biggest bonus of the new baseball facility, so let's hope we can retro-fit one for soccer someday. But there's so much good. There was a near-monsoon before the first match, and the pitch held up beautifully. The benches are in a true Euro style. And the berms behind either goal are just awesome. I know the naming rights for one have been secured (not sure if that's public yet so I won't share the name, but it's a very cool one), but we've got a couple of Anfield-style Kop's (before they were required to go all-seater) on campus. And they are just delightful. You do not want to be an opposing goalkeeper coming into this facility. Manute Bol could reach out and touch you if there wasn't a net protecting your back, and the USF Goalmouths are loud and proud. It is just an awesome atmosphere. Being such a small venue, there truly isn't a bad seat in the house, and they're all comfortable. It's just a beauty, and what a boon for Coaches Kiefer and Schilte-Brown. They've gotten great crowds and have won before, but now they have the stadium to go with it. The limits are officially off for both programs. It may take some time, but all the tools are now in place to start thinking about College Cups down the road.

Great stadium. Concession stand had staples such as popcorn, nachos and pretzels, along with…read moreaffordable selection of beer that included yuengling, Stella, Corona, etc. If you or your children enjoy soccer I def recommend catching a game. Affordable fun while supporting the local team.

It's a nice complex of soccer fields. Be prepared to bring bug spray though! Especially on hot days…read morethere are Mosquitos everywhere. Contrary to some of the reviews, I did not think the fields are in great shape. There are holes and dirt mounds all over the place. I'm surprised I havent rolled my ankles at all yet ( probably just jinxed myself). It is conveniently close to where I live which is a big plus and I'll continue to play here. Could use a little more grass and a little less dirt / sand though.

One of my favorite places to spend a Sunday afternoon or evening, this is where I play 11 v 11…read moreco-ed rec soccer. The complex gets a lot of traffic, since it hosts a youth soccer league as well as the multiple adult soccer teams that play here as well. They do a pretty good job with field maintenance, rotating fields in and out of service based upon wear & tear; considering how much they are used, it's overall in fairly good shape. The bathrooms almost always need some help though, they're hit or miss as to whether or not they're working.

Large facility that caters to groups of all ages. Offers both competitive and recreational soccer…read moreleagues, softball, and baseball. Kept very clean and always a flurry of activity.

Youth rec league is a joke. You coach your own kid. There is no coaching from the club. They…read moreprovide a field that's it. They move kids around according to money. If your child is 5yo and their proper league is full your kid will 100% be moved into the the older league without any recognition of skill or ability. They just need numbers and money.

The ANDES SMART ACADEMY is a second home to my son .the academy is one of the best part of our…read morelife in Tampa Florida and we feel enriched as an entire family to be part of the Andes academy community. The language, the learning, and the love are all great gifts in our lives. Perhaps the greatest gift is the teachers themselves and their dedication to my Sebastian , their development and their safety. I remain amazed that each and every teacher-who I have see warmth and happiness and an endless ability to nurture and be patient with my one 13 month old child That make me field secure that he been taking care in love and same time learning with humanistic touch that is missing in this society.

We really enjoy this place. We were looking forever for our 3 year old after several places just…read moredid not work for him. We love that this place has cameras that we can see our son all day and that they constantly post pictures and quickly reply. We are extremely happy with our choice to put our son at Andes Academy and even though we are not Spanish he definitely gets to experience the bilingual environment and we love that! They are so friendly and clean here which is absolutely an added bonus.