The fields are nice, parking is reasonable, but by far the scuzziest bathrooms I have ever encountered in a soccer complex. Beyond disgusting. Would rather drop trowel in the woods. read more

This place is a good idea but executed on the cheap. Field design maximizes playing area but drainage is terrible. Fields are terraced, so naturally the water flows downhill and lower fields get waterlogged. There are no nets behind the goals. C'mon man. The kids are chasing loose balls down the aforementioned terrace levels. Dumb design. Parking is a crap shoot in the smaller lots during tournaments. When the road is designated one way, there isn't enough signage or instruction. I will say they were very efficient taking our $10 parking fee, and the traffic control upon exit was superb. Overall I'm not impressed, even the most simple things are bungled here: trash removal ignored, bathroom care is non-existent (clogged toilets full to the rim), and no functioning hot water in the restroom sinks. Unacceptable for an event and facility of this size. read more

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The fields are ok. How can you collect $10 per car for a tournament, but can't provide soap in restrooms. The restrooms are disgusting. Cob webs, dead bugs in lights. It's February, clean up your facilities. read more

I'm sitting in the bleachers with my laptop doing "homework" (actually Yelpwork), slapping away mosquitos while watching my beau play soccer and sitting next to his dad who is cheering and yelling. Talk about a flashback to high school! Nostalgia aside, this is a pretty great place. Sure, they need shade (none to be found), backs to the bleachers (my back hurt, yo!), fans (hoooooooooooooot) and more/closer bathrooms (...I may have gotten lost...), but then again, I've never been an outdoor girl so I need these amenities to be comfortable that I suppose normal people wouldn't be too put out about. There are multiple fields with multiple games and I think it's great that my 39 year old boo can still have a nice place to play competitive soccer now that he's out of college...a few decades (hehe, sorry if you're reading this!). Everything is well-maintained and quite pretty. I love seeing so many people leading active lifestyles. Definitely a great addition to Memphis! read more

Soccer field complex is nice, but has some major flaws. 1. Handicap parking does have many spaces which is great, but for them to get to a restroom is very difficult. Not handicap friendly for sales or restrooms!! 2. Parking is insane!! Trying to find a parking spot is difficult. If you drive out of the lot your team is playing near you have to leave the park entirely and drive back around as it's a one way. People had to circle many times since even the lot that is far away is full also due to 5 mins between games. This gives no time for the new teams to arrive and the teams playing to finish and leave so you can take their spots. 3. Security are jerks!! Either their wanna be police or they get the most hateful ones on the force to hire!! They speed through on the walking path in their carts and almost hit several people with small children. There was no emergency as when we walked by after being almost run down, he was laughing and visiting with another man. That's not important enough to injure someone!! They say not to walk on closed fields, but if you want to save yourself from tire marks across your back when they run you over you may have to take the risk of being yelled at. They really need to get a handle on all that power of their security. They are rude and self entitled. We have dealt with a lot of police at other parks who very friendly and so helpful!! Not here!! 4. They will play just enough so the can keep your money knowing the forecast is for rain or snow. Then won't let you play or award winners for your kids who have parents that traveled many hours, spent lots of money on hotels, gas, food and the parking that you only use 1 of the 2 days, plus tournament fees!! 5. No trees for shade or protection form the cold elements. Many Dallas and other high end complexes have bleachers with shade covers above the bleachers to help protect spectators and allow for a more enjoyable game. 6. Read the rules!! They have a lot of them so take the 10mins or you will have an angry wannabe police security screaming at you. We watched many people be belittled by them in just the few hours we were there. Even saw people yelled at for having soda drinks that were not purchased there!! Never could find where to buy them unless it was by the champion stadium, which is to far from all 4 sets of fields. Stupid!! 7. Fields are very slanted for drainage, but then you can't play on them if rains.... hmmm!! When all you can see is a head and shoulders of a player when they are doing a corner due to slope, you realize they are playing on a huge slant!! Save your money and go to Dallas, Houston or some other major city in many other states who knows what real soccer is about, not some area that is run like a detention center!! read more

We are lucky to have such a great soccer complex in Memphis. It's a privately managed, Shelby County goverment owned facility. The location is convenient on over 100 acres off Bill Morris Parkway. There are 16 lighted playing fields and a over 2,500 plus seated arena. Even if you don't love the game you will appreciate the complex. It draws teams from all over to compete in numerous tournaments each year and national teams play in the arena. My family and I attended a Brazilian club team game here last week and the Uof M soccer team plays here as their home field. Local teams play league games throughout the season. It's a wonderful resource for area youth in a well maintained, safe environment. I love it because it gives youth a wonderful facility and brings revenue to the city by attracting tournaments. It's known as one of the best soccer complexes in the South East right here in Memphis. read more

Horrendous. I would give it negative stars if it was possible. Parking is terrible. Restrooms are disgusting and often there is no toilet paper. There are two buildings with bathrooms located in the complex (I am purposefully leaving out the bathrooms located in the stadium since they are usually inaccessible on weekday nights) which, like the parking, is definitely not enough. These bathrooms aren't convenient unless you are lucky enough to play on one of the handful of fields close by. I have three kids that play out there, so we pretty much are at MRSC every weekday night and many weekends playing in tournaments. I make my kids use the bathroom as soon as we get there because if they have to go during the game, they will end up missing an entire half just getting to and from the bathroom (we never play on the fields close to the bathroom.) Signage could be better and they haven't figured out how to make traffic flow more smoothly either. It takes 30 minutes sometimes just to exit the complex. Sometimes the main road inside the complex is one way (during tournaments) and sometimes it goes both directions (regular game nights) and this is clearly confusing to people. Some people blatantly disregard this altogether and make the area unsafe for everyone, but there isn't anyone out there helping/directing traffic or informing people. The small campaign signs they stick up during the tournaments to alert people it is now one way are not visible enough. Lastly, don't lose anything while you are there. It takes an act of congress to access the lost and found area! read more