New at USA!…Academy Plus Games

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Free t-shirt!. New at USA!…Academy Plus Games. Train 2 Sessions per week /ages 3-14 yrs 1st night: 1 hour session of technical training 2nd night: 1 hour of games: Coaches Choice Example Games: 3v3 5v5 8v8 Coached by Premier UK Trainers No weekend practice or play for family convenience.

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Free t-shirt! New at USA!…Academy Plus Games Train 2 Sessions per week /ages 3-14 yrs 1st night: 1 hour session of technical training 2nd night: 1 hour of games: Coaches Choice Example Games: 3v3 5v5 8v8 Coached by Premier UK Trainers No weekend practice or play for family convenience November 26 – January 31 M-W 5-6 & 6-7 or T-T 5-6 & 6-7 outdoor training fields Indoor turf area Indoor/outdoor Seating Café Free Wi-Fi Play under the lights…Super Fun! We are a proud partner of Lake Norman Elementary Visit us: www.unitedsocceracademy.net 159 Raceway Dr. Mooresville 704-400-9430

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