Witnessed an entire game this morning where a coach (incompetent at best) refused to keep his mask on even when management reminded him of it. There are a couple good people in this organization but as a whole..most of them are a struggle to humanity

Excellent instructors for U-4 classes. They are engaged with the kids and teach discipline and valuable skills in the game of soccer. Also, its a very nice facility but again the instructors patience and knowledge of the game speaks volumes.

Have to have your mask on if you are serving food@ ynot concessions

Best soccer in AZ

I have been playing here for about a year on Monday nights and over all I think this a great place to play soccer. The staff is nice and welcoming.

My son was diagnosed with several developmental delays- ranging from Autism to Aspergers (coupled with anxiety from being mishandled at a local elementary school in Glendale). A leading doctor in the Valley told me not to put my son in group sports yet, he wasnt capable of handling the pressure of competition. I have always been a little defiant when it comes to accepting these diagnosis because children with behavioral issues often just need to see what normal looks like to help them assimilate ( with some teaching and nurturing of course ) to the best of their unique ability.ASC has strong core values. They are an all inclusive environment with energetic, compassionate and caring coaches, though young- they are hand picked individuals thoroughly vetted. These coaches share a strong love of the game, knowledge of the game, social values and true sportsmanship. In just six months time, my son has had breakthrough after breakthrough in areas of communication, coordination, and also love of the game. He is functioning with his teammates almost seamlessly.When he does have a bad day which is few and far between these days, the coaches are very understanding and show kindness. Everyone participates and scores are based on how much fun the kids are having, not just how many goals appear on the board. Its competitive but not to a fault. I am so pleased with this organization and I plan to keep my son growing, participating, and learning at ASC for years to come.

Playing here for 2 seasons, came to the conclusion they have favorites, when theyre is any kind of arguments in the field the teams that have been there and known they do not get punished. Feel like there is some type of discrimination, and honestly this location will never get my money again. playing in the Avondale location is better, cheaper and nicer. the teams are competitive and i dont really see this kind of issue. Patrick Fisher you will never get a cent from me again.

Used to like this place. They are super biased and expensive. After a final (the other team only had 3 that showed up) our team won. Afterwards, the owner said the team had to split up in 2 different teams or listed of names of certain people who are not allowed to play on the team anymore because they’re too good. The people he listed didn’t even show up most of the time. It’s completely unfair to not let people play, especially if they paid. The other people need to get better teams! If their team didn’t even show up to the final that explains enough. This has happened multiple times throughout the seasons where they make them split up or not allow them to play. In addition, they started giving fines for red cards! Anything they can do to get money.

Both of my boys have played indoor soccer here. They both like to keep coming back. Relaxed environment. Plenty of summer camps, to get out of the heat. There is even an indoor semi-pro indoor soccer team called Arizona Impact. Actually went to a couple of games and it was a lot of fun. Sign up for an adult league, even if you body says no, but your mind says yes.

Great place for kids. I enrolled my 9-year old son in the indoor soccer program. He has 1 hour practice and one game per week for 8 weeks. Good exercise and exposure to team sports. The coaches are young and seem dedicated. They have two indoor fields that they break down in 8 smaller fields for practice. We will probably enroll him again for next session.

Great place. The turf is nice and I had fun. Just too far from me to go back :(

Such a great and fun atmosphere. First time watching Friday night Coed soccer was entertaining.

ASC is our go to indoor soccer facility! My 13 daughter plays outdoor club soccer but also enjoys co-ed soccer when her schedule allows, usually during the summer. She also likes to take advantage of extra skills training such as footwork. They also offer a variety of skills clinics. ASC offers this and more to kids wanting to become better soccer players. The facility is clean and inviting. The staff is friendly, helpful, fun, and professional. The coaches are dedicated and proficient, and always willing to give the kids what they need to become better players. When I asked my daughter what she likes most about ASC, she said, “It’s a fun place and the people there really care about us kids.” We will continue to be members of ASC and will enthusiastically continue to recommend that others do the same. On behalf of Danielle and me, thank you ASC for a most rewarding soccer experience.️️

They are the worst. I would give them a zero if I could.. for the price to enter a team and $10.00 per person for fans to get in, you would think they would hire refs that knew the game of basketball. They apparently don’t check birth certificates or report cards either when you you 12 year olds playing against boys that have bigger shoulders, a darker mustache and more armpit hair than a 20 year old... well done Arizona Sports Center!

We pretty much live here on the summer weekends. 3 kids, 3 games on Saturdays and we play on Sundays. Weve had birthday parties here, which were always fun for all. One problem: it can get hot inside during the monsoon season.

Regarding the adult leagues, Asc has great indoor soccer competition and rules to discourage those who fight or just ruin the game for everyone from coming back. The facility is kept clean. Everyone complains about the referees, but I think that is Soccer in general, not just ASC. The glass is floor to ceiling so you can see everywhere as a spectator. The outdoor field is pretty impressive as well. Thank you, ASC, for your years of service to me and my many family members.

One of the best places for indoor soccer, facility is new and the fields are well kept.Referees, some, have major problem in their calls. I was told they all passed a course before being hired though I am not sure if this was a 2 hours online course or a short review!!!

Although its a good idea during the warmer season, training other groups should not be over booked with games. Our game starts at 4:30 but they have other training teams till 4:30. There is no warm up time for the kids before their game. This only leads to injuries. Hope this is corrected.

This place is great for indoor soccer for both kids and adults. Me & my wife play in a coed league on Fridays with a group of friends. The kids love it too and we love the fact that in the summer we are inside.

Lots of options for leagues. Competitive pricing.

Best place to play soccer for fun or to be a better player.

This is one of those times when I wish I could give a negative stars review. My son started playing U6 here two years ago and immediately loved soccer. After one season, he moved up to U8. In a good soccer program (Im from Europe, I know what good soccer training looks like), transitional coaching is provided for kids who move up divisions . Here, no such luck . My son landed with coach Sal who spent most of his time playing the same offense and midfielders, given the younger kids barely any play time, and screaming at the kids during the game. Yes, screaming, at the top of his lungs . Most of the parents could barely stand this guy. He was louder than the worst soccer parent Ive ever seen and he is the coach !! After two rotations of this we had enough of this Sal guy, he is a terrible bully and a bad example to the young kids, so we asked to move my son to a different coach. So he got coach Harry. Oh, what a nice guy Harry is. And he knows absolutely nothing about teaching kids soccer . The young ones would just waste time running around during games and during practices, all they did was drills. No strategy or field positions were taught at all. What a waste of time. We decided to give it one more try after two more seasons and we randomly got placed in coach Veronicas group. I talked to the front desk and told them the Tuesday practices would not work for us, and we had always been told that if your kid ends up with a practice say you cant attend, you can just ask to switch. I was told then that the sessions are full and we couldnt have a different practice time . I asked them to then refund my $200 session money, which they refused to do as well. So now my son has to miss his Tuesday tennis lessons to go to soccer. What finally turned me away from this place was that they switched to new Jersies this rotation. My son is the only one on his team who is not a new attendee, so he is the only one with an old team shirt. When I asked for an updated shirt, so he would not stick out like a sore thumb, I was told that these are only for new players, and that I had to purchase one. So, being a six time retuning players apparently matters far less than being a new kid. They told me that new players pay more and that this pays for the cost of the jersey . Well, I wasnt the one who made the decision to switch jerseys , so I shouldnt have to pay for one. They will be losing $200 every 8 weeks for he sake of a $5 shirt.... nice customer service . This place is purely about money. The coaches are young kids who have no coaching experience . If you just want a place for your kid to kick a ball, you can come here. But you can do that for free at a park. The youth director, George, just keeps blabbing on about how his players have gone on to play college ball (community college !) and cares nothing what so ever about returning players or actually developing soccer skills in young players. We are only here because we have prepaid for this rotation, and we will definitely NOT be back. There are some excellent clubs in the valley, this place is NOT one of them.

Awesome facility and knowledgeable staff!

First and foremost, I paid close to 200 and my kids coaches were not capable to teaching my kid simple soccer fundamentals. Coach Rayo would not rotate the kids on the field to allow some of the other kids to try and score goals. Never made adjustments, to push kids and challange them. Coach Rayo encouraged my son not to listen to his mom and to just do whatever he likes(when my wife told our son to not be goalie due to no protective gear offered). Unbelievable attitude and behavior, but thats to be expected from a bunch of kids teaching kids. Keep a close eye on things if you sign your kids up.

I have been playing soccer at Arizona Sports Complex for a little over a year now -- everyone from the front desk staff, to the on-field officials and operations staff are great and always provide top-notch customer service and on-field experiences.This is the premier place to play in The Valley!

This place is AWESOME! My kids and my husband and I all play here, and it is definitely our favorite way to connect as a family. Our kids have played in club programs before, and still havent received the training that ASC has provided for them. The coaches are very dedicated to making sure the kids are always having a fun time while learning the sport they love to play!Also, their adult COed divisions are run smoothly as well with fairly divided divisions, and they do a good job trying to make a schedule as close to everyones requests as possible. As if an indoor soccer place wasnt cool enough all by itself, the staff has great customer service and is always making the overall atmosphere a better place to be!Definitely a five star sports complex, Thank you ASC!

Ive played at this location for many years on several teams on different nights and always have had nothing but good things to say. I recently was involved in an altercation with players from the opposite team where one guy attempted to head but me and I ended up on my back on the ground. This same guy was standing over me trying to rain down haymakers and I was able to keep him from hitting me with my feet.While this was going on, 2 of his teammates ran over and kicked me in the back of my head and my back (thank goodness I didnt suffer severe injury). By this time the other guy was on top of me trying to hit and choke me. All the guys were eventually pulled off and everyone was separated. The game was ended immediately and both teams went to their respective benches. A few players from the other team came towards our bench and tried to start the fight again but were restrained by the referee.The whole incident was caught on surveillance cameras. The referee talked with management and submitted his report and recommendations. The management decided to suspended me for 4 weeks for defending myself, the guy who was the aggressor and started the fight was suspended for 4 weeks and the guy who kicked me in the head while I was on my back on the ground only got suspended for 8 weeks.JFYI. . . This was the 1st time the other team has ever played at ASC and they have been involved in altercations in every game they have played.I sat down and spoke to management reference the incident and voiced my concern about the danger and severe injury that I could have received from being kicked in the back of the head while laying on my back on the ground. I expressed my opinion pertaining to that cowardly act should be a lifetime suspension.Their view/stance was that everyone deserved the same blanket suspension because that was the fair thing to do. They also advised since I had been there for so long and never cause any problems they reduced my suspension to 4 weeks instead of 8 weeks but to be fair, they had to reduce the other guys suspenion as well. It was their opinion that defending yourself was just as guilty as being the aggressor and instigator of the fight.Ive always enjoyed playing there and never worried about safety issues but after this incident, Im definitely concerned. Knowing the guy who kicked me in the head will be allowed back in the facility to play, I fear this incident will occur again to somebody else resulting in severe injury.In my opinion. . . The ASC management is more concerned with not offending people and keeping players/teams for the money instead of the safety of the players in the facility.

Very good place for soccer, my son loves it. Coaches are very professional

Its been more than 5 years that im playing at ASC....i dont think there is better testament than that.

I am A soccer player

Absolute horrible referees. They are very biased towards teams that have been there for much longer. One let a goalkeeper slide outside of the box and injure my friend. After about 10 other calls on the opposing team he did not call. PLUS! Gave my friend who was injured a yellow... In addition to multiple other staff problems, I had to pay $80 for 4 matches so it is extremely expensive to me and I was stupid enough to pay that to play with my friends. Even though I stated that I was going to be moving out of the country so why would I have to pay the membership fee.... I cannot express how distraught I am with the staff at ASC. I will never contemplate playing there ever again.

Great family venue!

Sure beats being out in the heat!

Looks like a fun place

Amazing

It needs better refs

Cool place for indoor soccer and other activities

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