We spend a lot of time traveling to various soccer venues and the experience varies widely! Great…read morefacility. Fields are nicely spread out so it's not bad to get parking. You just need to pay attention to where your fields are. Walking path is helpful. Bathrooms are clean.

Once the renovations are complete this place is going to be amazing: more turf fields, bathrooms,…read morenets and paved parking! Growing up I played CASL and now I play TASL (which is the version for adults), the co-ed division which uses the WRAL Soccer Center fields for all of their games. The only downsides: location is a bit far for me and getting in and out can congested depending on the time and day.

Triangle Adult Soccer League (TASL) is great asset to the triangle. Games and teams are…read moreprofessionally organized. Referees are typically fair and keep the game competitive yet safe. I've played in other outdoor and indoor leagues (XL Soccer World, Carolina Sportsplex, Rainbow) and, by far, TASL is the best. With a Spring, Summer Heat, and Fall season you can play outdoor soccer nearly year round. During the winter, take a break or find an indoor league elsewhere. Andy and Donna play a big role in keeping the league organized and they do a fantastic job. There are many divisions (mens, womens, coed, and various age groups and skill levels within those categories). The league can accommodate almost any skill level but finding a team can be difficult. You can register as a pool player but you might not be picked up. If you're a goalkeeper or female then your odds are much better. Also, finding a team might get easier because Andy and Donna are expanding the league by finding new fields and they're also working to build their own soccer park via a partnership with Triangle Soccer Development. I've organized several teams and have found it very rewarding. It can be a bit time consuming and frustrating collecting money but generally I've had great success and it gets easier with experience. As a player and team captain, I find TASL to be a lot of fun.

I agree with everything Phil said in his excellent review from 2010. TASL are even bigger and…read morebetter three years later. In addition to their formal competitve leagues in the Spring and Fall seasons, they offer organized but informal rec games (8v8, one ref, no one keeps score, plenty of touches), training opportunities, and even opportunities for pickup games. Andy has moved on to other opportunties but his replacement in the office, Kirsten Nicholas, has a corporate training background and is helping the organization to ensure all players, captains, and refs are well educated about both the letter and spirit--which is to say, good sportsmanship--of the game. And the admin tech is much-improved from 2010 (for example, captains no longer have to collect money as they did when Phil wrote his review as the League takes care of that online). They have also partnered closely with the Railhawks to the benefit of both organizations. And the refs are much better managed and improved in quality compared to three years ago. TASL provide a great way to get some exercise, enable you to meet people you otherwise might not have, promote an atmosphere of comeraderie, and, in their modest way, consistently do more than you would expect to enhance the experience of life in the Triangle.

Indoor facilities for soccer are in very high demand here in wake forest and North raleigh. In fact…read moreI cannot understand why casl hasn't purchased or created one of its own. However I digress. Indoor facilities in a family mall is a novel concept. With soccer fields, volleyball and basketball courts mvp serves the needs of the community well. While the fields are well kept during busy season seating is very limited. A great place to workout. My tip. Bring your kid here on a weekday before 2pm and you can have an entire field for $5 a person.

The indoor soccer is run by MVP Sports who year after year takes teams money but makes little…read moreeffort to properly place teams against the same skill level of other mor advanced teams. Nothing worse than signing up a Rec or Challenge team to play Classic teams. The indoor referees are the worst especially making calls consistent calls for both teams. I will never sign up another team to play indoor at The Factory for I have seen my fair share of kids getting hurt due to taking the time to set up age level teams in separate skill levels.

These guys are exceptional at what they do. My daughter plays soccer in the spring and fall but we…read moredecided to do XLSW in the winter to keep up her skills between seasons. It's been a great experience. Our daughter hasn't played indoor soccer before and she really enjoyed the coaches, different rules, and format. The coaches really seem to enjoy what they do. The coaches also use the games for teaching moments and I truly believe my daughter has gained some really great skills with their guidance. We plan to return in the summer for summer camps.

My boys absolutely love this place!! coach T is all around amazing with coaching and with kids of…read moreall ages. Her hard work and dedication to making things fun makes all the difference. Coach Edwin and Coach Jullian are so patient and great too! Their love for soccer rubs off on the kids. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone. staff is wonderful and my kids can't wait for soccer days!! Excited to start back up!

As an economically friendly indoor soccer venue, InSoccer Central is great for children of all ages.read more

I would highly encourage any parent that is interested in sending their daughter to the best soccer…read moreschool in the Southeast, please consider the Duke Soccer School for Girls (dukesoccerschool.com). The instruction and facilities are second to none. My girls have attended many soccer camps over the years, but none match the Duke experience and training. From the world-class facilities to the world-class coaching, Duke Soccer School for Girls has it all. Steve

From the owner: Duke Soccer School provides soccer camps at Duke University in Durham, NC throughout the year in…read moreorder to help players reach their full potential. We have a proven track record of helping players develop as many of our alumnae have gone on to play at the collegiate and professional levels. Players attending our camps and/or clinics will receive individualized attention from our elite coaching staff, which features not only the Duke women's soccer coaches but also high-level college and club coaches. Our goal is to help each camper enjoy a positive experience while mastering the techniques and tactics that will help them improve as players.

Nice place. Daughter has all her U10 soccer games here. Has grass and AstroTurf fields.read more

This regional sports complex has been open for three years and I'm the first to review of thousands…read morewho have attended tournaments and played on the fields since 2017. This meticulously maintained and clean facility is on Seymour Johnson Air Force Base and operated by the City of Goldsboro Parks and Recreation Department. There are a total of 8 all weather fields, 6 natural hybrid Bermuda grass fields and two artificial turf. A designated championship field, concession stand, 500+ paved parking spaces, spotless restrooms and a cross country course round out the amenities. A splash pad is coming soon! These rectangular fields serve teams of all ages and abilities playing soccer, football, lacrosse, field hockey and ultimate frisbee. Whether you're traveling here to compete or a local resident signing up for a hometown athletic league, you'll be proud to hear jets overhead from the Air Force's premiere F-15E strike eagle fighter wing and combat wing.

My daughter plays lacrosse. Each year they have a big tournament here called the pumpkin shootout…read more This was her last year here. She is a Sr. getting ready for college. Her last game here she scored a point. She plays defense so scoring for her is not a everyday thing. But this place is awesome. Check out my pics.

Love mwc sport the facility and the owner steve and the coaches are great totally would recommendread more

I want to love this place but I can't. If I had one word it would be inconsistent. If you have a…read moregood coach, it's great. But there are lots of teenage coaches and referees who just don't have experience dealing with kids. A good soccer player does not equal a good coach. Overall, the place lacks the organization to be a great option. Most of the time it is too chaotic for kids to learn anything. I'd recommend going somewhere else if you are looking for consistent, quality coaching and fair refereeing. They do "evaluations" of the kids but make no effort to evenly match teams and just stick inexperienced kids together. There are teams every season that are stacked. Parents complain and nothing happens. The owner is very nice and will listen to parents, but he's doing too much to make the soccer program better. The fields are horrible- full of rocks, holes, and huge sand areas. There are plenty of options in the area for soccer. I will say, the option to play inside instead of having practices and games get rained out is a real win though. Now if you're looking for wrestling, this place is great. Many friends have kids that wrestle here and have nothing but great things to say about the coaching.

If you are looking for a fun filled event, this is it. I am no sports fan. Hate all sports, never…read morewatch any on tv - not even the Superbowl. However, watching the Carolina Rollergirls was an all new adventure. Must admit that seeing "Whip It" got us to investigate local roller girl teams. We did our research, became fans on facebook, and headed to the arena. The following was impressive. We waited in line for our tickets and headed inside the arena. People passing out books were friendly and helpful in giving you pointers on where to sit etc. Definitely come early and sit ringside, right on the concrete floor right beside the track. Yeah, you might get a skate to the face, but it is totally worth it. These ladies are fierce competitors. The battle we watched was amazingly intense and ended with everyone on their feet cheering on the 1 point deciding victory. It was unbelievable. Next time the Rollergirls are rolling out, make sure you get your a** to the arena and cheer these women on! You will not regret it!

I have always loved the Carolina Rollergirls. When we lived in Raleigh a few years back, we rarely…read moremissed a bout, and now that we're back in the Triangle, we were excited to head back to Dorton Arena and relive the spectacle. It TOTALLY didn't disappoint, and it was really like old times again. We ate some junk food, browsed the names and bios of the new skaters who've joined the ranks over the years, geeked out over the evolution of the game and new strategies they were employing, and (per the usual), I started fantasizing about my future as a roller girl. Seriously, though, this is some of the best, most wholesome entertainment I can imagine. The Carolina Rollergirls have always done a great job at making roller derby an event for an entire family and for an entire range of ages. They've got plenty of great half-time events, mascots, and crowd interaction, and then on top of that, they're just awesome athletes competing at a really high level. These women are flat-out amazing. The best part about the Rollergirls, though, is how congenial they seem to be. Despite the high level of competition and the bruising nature of the sport, I've always gotten the impression that off the rink the teams hang out and really support each other. Derby-girls stick together. It's encouraging to see a group of women who a) kick ass at their sport and b) have each other's backs. Maybe the word I'm looking for is sportsmanship. And if I had a daughter (or a son, for that matter), I'd take them to see the Rollergirls set a great example.