VP Soccer
Drop-in friendly soccer sessions at Cadman Plaza, Prospect Park and Red Hook for toddlers and kids.
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Competitive youth soccer academy training at LIU Brooklyn, Brooklyn College, Pier 5 and Socceroof, aimed at committed players.
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Year-round
Varies by program
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Ages 7–16.
Varies by program
Year-round
LIU Brooklyn Athletic Center, 1 University Plaza, 11201, in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.
No. Brooklyn United Academy is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
Registration is handled by Brooklyn United Academy: brooklynunitedacademy.com, or call (347) 301-9613.
Drop-in friendly soccer sessions at Cadman Plaza, Prospect Park and Red Hook for toddlers and kids.
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