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Soccer Paradise FC — North Miami

Soccer Paradise FC has been family-run in North Miami since 2002 and gives parents an unusually concrete weekly schedule. Its youth program covers U6 through U18 and separates Tuesday and Thursday practice into two age blocks: U6–U13 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. and U14–U18 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. The club descr

About Soccer Paradise FC — North Miami

Soccer Paradise FC has been family-run in North Miami since 2002 and gives parents an unusually concrete weekly schedule. Its youth program covers U6 through U18 and separates Tuesday and Thursday practice into two age blocks: U6–U13 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. and U14–U18 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. The club describes both recreational and competitive participation, with the season running from August to early June. Families can ask about the current squad and whether a player can join midseason through the club’s contact page.

The academy says its work covers motor skills, technical and tactical foundations, leagues and tournaments, with players appearing in events such as the South Florida League, Weston Cup and Presidents Cup. It also says a player who develops beyond the age-group level could be invited to train or play with the adult side; that is a possibility the club describes, not an automatic promotion. The public program page does not list a youth fee, so request the current registration, uniform, league and travel costs together.

Training takes place at North Miami Athletic Stadium, 2555 NE 151st Street. The City lists a multipurpose soccer/football/lacrosse field, track, locker rooms and concession stand at this facility, which gives families a substantial sports setting rather than a shared neighborhood grass field. Ask the coach which entrance and field section the team uses. The public schedule is a useful starting point, but school holidays, weather and match weekends can change the actual week.

In brief

Family-run since 2002; youth groups U6–U18 with recreational and competitive participation. The club lists local leagues and tournaments and says outstanding players may be invited to train with its adult side. A public numerical youth fee was not present

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