Soccer Star Elite

Soccer Star Elite assigns teams to parks by age group instead of holding every program at one academy building. Its current locations page shows Amelia Earhart Park in Hialeah for U8, U9 Blue, U10 Blue, U10, U13 and U15 teams; Country Village Park in nearby Miami is listed for U5, U6, U7, U9 Blue, U10 Blue and U12. The Hialeah practice blocks shown are Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 6 to 7:30 p.m., with U15 scheduled from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Team placement changes the time and venue, so families should read the exact row for the child’s roster before driving.

The academy presents three stages: introductory soccer for ages 4–7, followed by development and competitive teams from about age 7. It says most programs meet three times a week for 90 minutes. The published fees list $145 for the introductory monthly program and $160 per month for development or competition; registration is $250 plus a 4% platform fee and includes three uniform sets. The website advertises a free tryout. Those numbers are a useful starting point, not a full season estimate: ask about any tournament, travel, optional training or late registration charges and verify the next tryout date. Do not assume every player is placed in a competitive team because the academy uses that word in its program menu.

At Amelia Earhart Park, the school operates within a large public park, not a private sports complex. The location pin identifies the park address; the club’s schedule says where each roster trains. This distinction matters for families comparing it with Hialeah City FC at Goodlet Park: Soccer Star Elite moves some age groups to Country Village Park across the city line in Miami, while its public program generally uses three weekly sessions. A nearby player might therefore have a short drive for one team and a different commute for another. Confirm the field, gate and meeting point with the academy, especially for the first practice.

The training profile is built from youth soccer and age-specific teams. Families seeking a second sport can use municipal parks for other recreation, but that is separate from the academy’s own program. The organization’s website links its Instagram account; its locations and fee pages provide the firmer details for enrollment. Before committing, compare age placement, actual practice time, weekly workload and what the quoted payment covers. The city’s wider professional soccer reference remains Inter Miami CF in Major League Soccer, but Soccer Star Elite does not describe itself as a professional club affiliate.

Training locations

• Amelia Earhart Park — 401 E 65th St, Hialeah, FL 33013
  Hialeah site. The official page assigns U8, U9 Blue, U10 Blue, U10, U13 and U15 teams here. · Directions ↗
• Country Village Park — 6550 NW 188th Terrace, Miami, FL 33015
  Nearby Miami site for the listed U5, U6, U7, U9 Blue, U10 Blue and U12 teams. · Directions ↗