This is our go to spot when we are in town…read more The store is great. There's always a game on television. A huge selection of uniforms. Tons of shoes. And dozen of goalie gloves. Plus they have training equipment, bottles, tape. Just about anything you need on or off the field. Staff is always helpful. They will answer equipment questions and point you in the right direction should you need anything. The price is a bit expensive. But that's because the items are quality. Pro cleats. Game jerseys. Etc. But you can still find a odd Jersey or two in the discount section. But you know whatever you buy will last. I highly recommend paying them a visit if you're in the area!

BEST SELECTION AND PRICES!!! Come check them out!! Great customer service, everyone was so helpful…read moreand they also have great prices on soccer balls and jerseys !

Coach Johan is amazing!! My granddaughter learned so much…read morefrom him!! Definitely recommend!!

We had coach Trevor. He was great with the kids and made it a fun experience. Our kiddos first run…read moreat team sports and he was newly 3 so definitely parent participation helped. Looking forward to returning.

DO NOT SIGN UP FOR THIS SCHOOL!…read more My wife tried to sign up my son for a soccer class but it would not let her due to the crappy website. When I tried to sign up it signed my son up for an August camp instead of the June class I had selected. The owner Jen then tells us we cannot switch and charges us a mandatory $50 cancelation fee. There is something really scammy going on here. How can you sign us up for an August camp in the middle of my sons school day then not let us switch to something that we are actually available for? If you look at the website there are entire unhinged paragraphs about charging $50 fees, which apparently gives the owner the right to scam you out of $50. When you talk to her on the phone she is also incredibly hostile and rude. Please save yourself the headache of getting scammed and choose another soccer school, there are plenty of other options out there

My kids absolutely love Little Rascalz!! It's a struggle trying to get them off the field. I cannot…read moresay enough good things about it. I had a small schedule conflict, the owners couldn't have been more accommodating.

Where do I begin, please bear with me. I took my nephew to the Sockers v Strykers game last night,…read more& it will be our last. Our seats we closer to the Sockers fans, and their team bench. Those socker fans were probably some of the drunkest, most obnoxious fans I've ever seen. One of there supporters told me they chartered a Bus from San Diego, and were drinking the entire time. I would have expected better behavior from the fans of The reigning Champion Sockers, than what was displayed last night. Do better Sockers, someone is always watching!! D.T

I went to the game 3/24/23…read more First time .. and last time. The game was fine. Getting into the arena was near impossible. The window people would not simply sell me 4 tickets. They insisted that I install some stupid app on my phone and establish an account (who knows where) BEFORE selling me the tickets. Naturally establishing an account required providing personal contact information. All this nonsense was going on as other people were waiting in line to approach the box office. I flatly refused and was only then (and begrudgingly) sold 4 paper tickets. It then took 2 or 3 passes for each of us to get thru the metal detectors. WTF! i'm not trying to get into the oval office. Just trying to experience a 2nd rate team playing a 2nd rate sport. At the very least I expected a welcoming reception. Major fail. I'm not going back.

We worked with NCSA on our sons' combined birthday party. We were looking for a "Sports Themed"…read moreparty for our sons turning 5 and 7. I found NCSA online and reached out to Paul to see what hosting a party with him and his team would look like. I didn't know where to start besides offering up if he had any ideas for kids birthday parties. The whole process of planning the party with Paul was seamless. He was extremely helpful and communicative throughout the entire planning process and was flexible with me when more and more kids were RSVPing yes to the party! He ended up securing three coaches including himself to oversee the wiffle ball, soccer and basketball stations. We had 30 kids at the party and all the kids had a blast! We received really positive feedback from the parents on how well organized and unique the party was to have the coaches there teaching the kids new skills while playing games and scrimmages. I would 100% recommend working with Paul and his team for future birthdays and will definitely sign up for the camps NCSA offers during the summer break!

Thanks to Paul & NCSA my 6yo loves soccer and is ready to try a full season after 1 week summer…read morecamp. She absolutely loved the camp and came home proud of herself with new skills and friends. We will continue to try NCSA camps and clinics for her and our other kiddos!

great experience for daughter-we should have switched to this club in early high school but didn't…read moredue to distance. Go before your Soph year if they are good enough to play for top surf team they will be looked at by college coaches. If she loves soccer, this is the place

Let me preface this review by saying if you have a girl player, then San Diego surf is perhaps the…read morebest soccer program for girls in the area. But my review is focused on boys. Parents, stay away from this program. You will pay a lot of money, and deal with a lot of hardship and coaching BS, for very little outcome. For boys, their recruiting process is awful - worse than that, it's nonexistent . Their coaches are biased, there is no camaraderie on the teams, and no attempt to build any. Coaches will not talk to the parents, will not give players guidance or positive direction, playtime is entirely arbitrary to how the coach feels on that week . They just want your money. If your child is a boy, look at an MLS next program. They're relatively new in San Diego, but they're increasing. College coaches and college programs look more favorably on MLS next than on boys ECNL.