A great club where your kid isn't just a number. Very fortunate to have a club where the main focus…read moreis player development and character development. Great coaching staff with many years of experience.

From the owner: Charlotte's Professional Soccer Teamread more

Excellent, organized and fun professional German coaches. My 7-year-old had a great time and…read moreimproved in just a week with the Path to Pro team. Topnotch equipment and uniforms to train with, as well as games that mix fun, competition and technical development. If you are looking for professional, European level soccer, this is the team to use. Unlike many other programs in the area that claim to be affiliated with large European teams, but only lease their trademarks for marketing purposes, these are ACTUAL Bundesliga coaches who have coached in professional European soccer matches. Dont be fooled!

From the owner: Path to Pro Soccer offers elite position-specific soccer training based on German training…read moremethodologies. We are offering both individual and small group sessions for advanced soccer players who want to give their careers a boost.

This review is specific to York County CSA U9 to U11. My son spent three years in CSA…read more Each year we were sold at tryout about how high standards of fundamental and high-quality practice and accountability from the top down would lead to long term growth and development of the kids! The practices were run with no active coaching, the coach would do drills with no feedback given, no intensity from the coach, NO teachable moments, no reason given to why they are doing the drill. The coach never demanded any respect from the kid and had no leadership skills kids at that age need. Director said it's not our job to motivate these kids that a parent's job! During games the kids played like a rec team no passing, spacing or formation and while winning or losing not important our team scored one goal in fall of 2023. They never once played as a unit or even resembled a team. The kids would argue with each other and many kids quit the team mid-season. Two kids quit in the middle of a game due to lack of leadership. CSA has no practice facility and each practice is held at a middle school football field with 8 other teams. They have no room to do anything and only have two soccer goals on the field. Don't fall for the sales pitch at tryouts. After year two and all the issues we said we would not be back for a third season. However we were told and sold on how that it was just growing pains and things would improve. The real issue is the director for York County Ralph Latchana is coaching too many teams while also being a director of York and Palisades. He is spread too thin and it's too big of job for him. He is a coach not a organizational director. CSA has no concerns about the player or experience and that comes from the higher ups. It's all about money and greed! They routinely will take younger kids with no travel experience and add them to an older more experience group to create more teams and make more money! My son no longer wants to play soccer which is very sad! The CSA program in York County and Palisades (from what I heard) have significant growing pains and should be ashamed to be called a soccer club. Please choose any other club if you want your child to develop in soccer and life!

Trash Facility. Rocky parking in the back of a warehouse. Fields are WAY too small for 5v5 adults,…read moreand they use size 4 ball. This is 1v1 tekkers, not real soccer. Lots of fighting and arguments seen here. Find a field or play at strikers soccer center to get your dose of Futbol.

Was amazing. Friendly community gatherings playing fustal. Was fun. I'd reccomend it.read more

It's so great to have an organization that puts principles, ethics, faith, and the entire child,…read morebefore winning. Understanding that that is winning. A great organization with a long history in Charlotte and professional training.

It's hard to get too excited watching semi-pro soccer in a town that isn't soccer crazy to begin…read morewith. When I went I noticed that the majority of spectators weren't spectating at all, they were mostly just hanging out. So MLS this is not. It is however a cheap, family friendly way to spend an evening chilling out. The players are approachable and it's easy enough for kids to interact with them before and after the game. The tickets are cheap and the concessions too, so that's a plus. So why only three stars? The constant children running around can be distracting, there's limited seating, and the atmosphere is non-existent. But if you're not going in expecting a soccer version of the Knights, you just might enjoy it.

Fairly new park with a winding gravel trail (but since it's new there's not much to see on the…read moretrail yet) tho u'll still get a good walking exercise out of it maybe with 3000 steps. Trail has a water reservoir in the midst of it. On the same side as the mini trail there's a cute woodsy kiddy park and a blue workout area where there are high n low platforms and hanging rings. Across the road is Carolina Courts. Next to it continues the Chestnut Square Park facilities: three lit tennis courts (no backboard), sand volleyball courts, and a football field (used also for soccer). They are all with lights.

Very nice volleyball courts and soccer field. Nice little walkway around the facilitiesread more