Families in Arizona are always looking for ways to keep their kids busy, and for those who like to play soccer, a state-of-the-art facility in Gilbert is become the go-to place for those who want to be the game's future stars.
During the summer, families in Arizona are looking for fun ways to keep their kids busy, as well as out of the heat, and a state-of-the-art facility in Gilbert is becoming the go-to place for soccer's future stars. FOX 10's Ellen McNamara reports.During the Summer, families are always looking for fun ways to keep their kids busy and out of the heat.
If your children play soccer, a state-of-the-art facility in Gilbert is becoming the "go to place" for the games future stars."I play winger and defense, and so winger you basically go up the field," 12-year-old Scarlett Coleman said. "Kind of like a defender and forward.""I start at center back, but I’m a right winger," 9-year-old Dino Hodovic said.
The kids at Next Level Soccer in Gilbert can play the beautiful game all year round because this facility exists.Rees says they opened about a year ago.From recreation to club to their academy, boys, and girls 3 to 13 years old are welcome.9-year-old Dino Hodovic whose been training year-round is so good, he and his family are moving to Spain so he can work with a professional club.
For the stars of the future, the indoor fields and intense training help take their game to the next level."What’s fun about your teammates is that they support you when you’re feeling down or when you’re not doing as great as they are," Nybakken said. "So they’re like you got this. They're kind." The demand has been so great that Next Level is planning to open another facility in North Phoenix soon with a few more in the works.
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