North Miami Warriors FC
North Miami Warriors FC is Little Haiti FC’s community team for families who need a no-fee first step into organized soccer. Its page describes a recreational youth league for boys and girls and says participation is always free. The format centers on shared matches, team celebrations and a welcomin
About North Miami Warriors FC
North Miami Warriors FC is Little Haiti FC’s community team for families who need a no-fee first step into organized soccer. Its page describes a recreational youth league for boys and girls and says participation is always free. The format centers on shared matches, team celebrations and a welcoming local football community rather than a tryout-based travel roster. The club directs families to a TeamSnap registration link; that is the practical place to confirm the current age groups, season dates and what players should bring.
The program trains and plays at Benjamin Franklin Park, 13400 NW 12th Avenue. North Miami’s park listing describes a multipurpose field used for soccer, football and lacrosse, alongside basketball and pickleball courts and restrooms. That means the field may serve more than one activity, so families should follow the team’s event information for the correct section and arrival time. The club publishes a phone number, 786-204-3565, and updates through its Little Haiti FC channels.
For a family choosing between free community play and a paid club schedule, the difference is the information available before enrollment. North Miami Warriors publicly states its no-cost status and park location, while the page does not provide weekly times or age cutoffs. Confirm those details before making plans. The program belongs to Little Haiti FC and is not identified as an Inter Miami affiliate; Inter Miami is the nearby MLS first-division team, while this is a neighborhood recreational league.
Always-free recreational youth soccer for boys and girls, operated as a Little Haiti FC team serving North Miami. The page links to registration and identifies Benjamin Franklin Park as the practice and play site.
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