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    Desert West Park and Sports Complex

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    Arizona Sports Complex

    3.1(50 reviews)
    15.8 mi

    I love that my toddler gets to have fun and interact with children his age and the coaches are so…read moresweet.

    The first thing you'll discover about this place is how misleading its league names are. The…read more"Recreational" league is the most misleading and chaotic: it's packed with higher league players, some as skilled as League B (three leagues higher). Players who can barely juggle the ball 10 times end up facing opponents who can pull off an Elastico or a Rainbow Flick with ease. As a result, scores like 15-0 are not surprising here. This mismatch isn't just no fun for beginners -- it's also unsafe. Almost any collision with a higher level player risks injuring a beginner. Teams that win their league are rarely moved up to the higher league, as would be expected. Most refs here don't seem to know the rules; I've seen a ref show a red card and still keep the player on the field because "he's the goalkeeper." Many refs treat their job as simply calling outs and goals, while overlooking as many dangerous fouls as possible. Refs are paid by the players, but they seem to have little incentive to actually protect them. Sportsmanship varies wildly by team. Some are respectful and play with good etiquette, while others are the opposite. Brutal and careless fouls during the last few minutes of a match, in non decisive situations when the score is something like 10-0, are culturally acceptable here. Many higher league players who happen to play in the Rec league also show open arrogance and contempt toward true recreational level opponents in that league. There's also a bizarre "tradition" at this facility: when a team builds a huge lead, they'll often leave their own goal empty and get their goalkeeper to try to score, just to flaunt their dominance and taunt the other team. The one genuinely good thing about this place is the quality of the fields, but that's where the good things end.

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