Fantastic outlet for soccer in the Stockton area. Soccer in Stockton is getting bigger and better…read moreand in large part due to the programs that PESA have that are available. From individual skills to team training the coaches are both high level players themselves and know how to relate to the kids. If you have a child from entry level to premier level the coaches at PESA can help to increase your child's skills to help propel them to the next level.

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Aqui tienen todo lo que se necesita para soccer extensa variedad en soccer cleats y jerseys de los…read moreequipos más populares recomendado 100%

Exactly what it sounds like so much better to find soccer stuff and shoes and so much more.read more

My husband and I signed up to coach this year. The process was so easy compared to another…read moreorganization we tried to go through. So far so good!

DO NOT SIGN YOUR CHILD UP HERE! We made the mistake and signed our daughter up who was excited to…read moreget back into soccer and we thought what a great deal only $140...only now we're two weeks into the season with no practice and no coach?! They lack in communication and you are able to finally get someone on the phone they play the blame game as to what's wrong! i understand this is a volunteer program but let's be real...why accept payment when you do not have a coach in place! Now my daughter is disappointed and we're out $140!

What a cool stadium, nice field and awesome lights. You def have to walk a lot to get around but…read morethings are paved and plenty of handicap access. The best spot to park is out front. We were here for a high school soccer game

My husband plays soccer here in Wednesday nights and the stands, field & bathrooms are alwaaaaays…read moreclean! :) I just wish there was more shade for when I take my baby.

Professionalism, value (ROI), punctuality, responsiveness and a stellar work are some of the many…read morereasons why I recommend including Bains' services to your player's development. I am appreciative and grateful for the opportunities and environment Bains provided for my daughter (12 years old+) and son (10 years old+) - both year round competitive players. I was impressed by Bains' steadfast level of engagement and dedication, setting clear expectations of both players and families. Similar to the beginning of the school year when a professor provides their syllabus, Bains provided both structure and consistency throughout our time together. Film (game) reviews led to immediate action within our next training sessions to address issues raised. The open lines of communication and our willingness to learn and grow allowed for quick responsiveness to eliminate further issues during games. In conjunction with on-field tactile learning, Bains also provided a plethora of online resources leading to a deeper understanding, respect and appreciation of the game.

Coach Bains has been a key part of my daughters development and progress in soccer. Bains is not…read moreonly a role model but a supportive driving factor for her players to strive to be the best. She assesses and then develops. Her time as a professional player in Europe gives her the experience and knowledge on how to build in high level environments. Her coaching reflects that ethic and skill set . She keeps her players conditioned and technical . We plan to continue to work with her as we have been over the last 3 years. I highly recommend her.

They just moved to this new location and it is great! More room and still same super selection…read moreoptions. My son is an avid player who plays for a local FC and he needed new "boots" and so here we went to get a near pair. They have a really good selection of shoes and different price ranges to suit your needs. Loved the service as he tried on many pairs but settled on a sweet pair of Nikes and a new league level ball which he was stoked to get.

Razan, the employee there, seemed annoyed when we were asking for shoe sizes. I was discussing it…read morewith my husband, saying that we had driven all the way there and they didn't have anything available. She then interrupted our conversation, saying, "You should have called." Her attitude was quite sassy .I couldn't help but wonder who she thought she was speaking to. They really need to train her on how to interact with customers. She just left us hanging there, and never came back. Since there wasn't anyone else available to assist, we decided to leave. It was really frustrating.

This review is regarding the soccer field. Attended a tournament over the weekend…read more The field itself is grass. It has 5 or 6 fields, which are marked on the goals. Port a potties are available. Parking lot is gravel and dirt, so don't bother washing your vehicle. Also, there's no shade so bring your canopies. There was a food vendor selling food and a juice truck available during the tournament.

What a great spot for some soccer! Lots of fields for many…read moregames to go at once. Parking will need improvement. No official spots on the gravel and the dust is pretty intense. Not ideal for the players on the field. But im sure that improvement is in the making.

I love this place! Great service and helpful staff. FYI, the place has moved. It is now on 604 3rd…read morestreet in Davis! The old location is now closed.

We stopped in with my kids after a soccer tournament. I felt unwanted and preemptively judged like…read morewe weren't going to make a purchase. Slow to help us, gave us inaccurate information on availability of laceless cleats for smaller youth sizes, and prices were higher than the Nike online store. It was state cup weekend so I'm sure they were inundated with youth soccer families, but they lost a sale in us.

My son loves playing here. They have a lot of seating and a store inside. You can buy a lot of…read moresoccer things here. The manager is really nice I prefer this place over other indoor soccer places. They have a lot of parking

We love this program! Highly recommended. Life is crazy and always busy. With practices threw most…read moreplaces 2-3 days a week and games 1-2 times a day! Ahhhhhhh But the kids still wanna play between the main season sports. So here with their program, it's BASIC AND SUPER FLEXIBLE! One practice, then only games once a week! It's fun, they learn and play and compete but have fun. It's aggressive and awesome! The coach we had is amazing, and the guy who runs it is super cool. If u have never played indoor soccer lol BRING ALOT OF WATER! Lol

Watched my son play in a u17 boys soccer state cup tournament game this afternoon. He plays for…read moreOYSC Oakley, His team played against East County Revolution FC 08 boys blue team. Revolution was the home team. Revolution is an EA team. Oakley is a gold team. Gold is 3 levels down from EA. Watched as the home team ref (his name is Jason Bates-got his name from one of the parents at the game) put on a blatant display of favoritism for the Revolution team. Call after call was made for the home team. Mr. Bates did not seem to care how bad his call were and how much the calls favored the Revolution team. But even with the absolutely horrible refereeing displayed by Mr. Bates, Oakley clearly outplayed and outsmarted and outdueled the Revolution team to a 1 to 0 score. When it got to the end of the second half, Mr. Bates, still favoring the home team and doing anything he could to make sure they had a chance to win, called out that he was adding 4 minutes of extra time after the game had actually hit the final whistle. I have 3 kids. All three have played soccer. I have seen at least 350 games comp games my kids have played in in my time. Adding 4 minutes of extra time to a game is due to at least one injury. There needs to be a reason to add that much time in a u17 game. There were no injuries in this game. There was actually not one reason to add one minute to the game, let alone 4 minutes. Well sure enough, after a total of 1 hour and 33 minutes of keeping the score at 1-0, Oakley allowed a goal. Yes, in the 3rd minute of added time Revolution scored. All due to Blatant and unacceptable and completely one-sided refereeing by Mr. Bates. It was embarrassing. Again, Oakley, a team 3 levels down from Revolution, outplayed and had won the game. But a horrible referee with an agenda, who added time for no reason changed the outcome of the game. The teams went to PK's and revolution won. Never in my life have I ever seen a team cheat so blatantly and so openly in a game between comp teams. This was a game where the winner moved on and the team lost were done. Revolution had to cheat to resort to winning a game against a team 3 levels below them. Revolution brags about how good their coaches are and how good their training is. If a high level EA team can't beat a gold team without cheating there is something wrong. Enjoy your win you didn't earn Revolution. As for Mr. Bates, you are a disgrace to the game. There is no place for people like you in the beautiful game. Oakley won that game. Whatever ANYONE tells you about this game, Oakley won the game 1 to 0. Proud of the Oakley Mexico Jr.'s and proud of the outstanding Oakley coaches, and proud of what you guys accomplished today.

The review is based on comp program. Unfortunately, if you don't want to travel the choices for…read moreclubs in East County are limited. If you're looking for player development, this is not the club for you. The number of players in the league that don't even know basic fundamentals is concerning. Seems like they will take anyone who pays the fee, that is NOT how a comp program should work. If the program is not very competitive, it should at least be fun. This club has been neither. Players are supposed to be evaluated every year, last eval for my child was about 5 years ago. Most teenage athletes will tell you they're good, even when they're not, part of the coach's job is to make sure the best 11 players are on the pitch and make adjustments accordingly. With the coaches we've been assigned to, they seem to only want to play their favorite 11 players even through fatigue and obvious injury. Losses are part of the game, but number of last-minute losses we've seen because of poor player management is mind-blowing. Was hoping the transition from Impact to Revolution would make things better, but it's the same. It's coaches putting their ego before what's best for the players and team. Best wishes.