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A south Brooklyn soccer club offering recreational soccer for ages 3-15, development training for ages 4-13 and competitive teams from U7 to U15. Sessions rotate among parks, school fields and gyms, with the main field at P721K on Avenue X, and there is a summer camp.
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Recreational 1-2 sessions/week; development 2-3; competitive 3 plus league games
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Ages 3–15.
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Recreational 1-2 sessions/week; development 2-3; competitive 3 plus league games
P721K School Field, 64 Avenue X, 11223, in Gravesend, Brooklyn.
Registration is handled by Metro Brooklyn Soccer Club: metrobrooklynsc.com, or call (929) 377-8886.
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