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The Two Harbors Soccer Club: Winter Programming

Winter Indoor Sessions are the Two Har­bors Soccer Club’s newest addition to their programming. Designed for youth ages 6-18, sessions focus on ball control, foot skills, and passing.

To teach the various skills needed for soc­cer, games are played to build soccer skills. Each session ends with a scrimmage. Due to the sessions’ location at the high school, the Two Harbors Soccer Club is very open to spectators; with many parents staying and watching their children participate. Atten­dance in the 6-11 age bracket is so high that the gym is divided into three groups during their session.

Soccer mom, Jess Breden, says she really likes “having the option of something to do over these winter weeks when it seems too cold to do anything. I like that they break into smaller groups more age-related, and do half [the session] time on skills and half time on scrimmaging.” 6-year-old Gracie Breden says, “I love going to play soccer.

My favorite part is when we actually get to play the game against each other.” Sessions are hosted on Friday nights at the Two Harbors High School gym. The season runs January through March, with ages 6-11 meeting from 6:30 to 7:30, and ages 12-18 meeting from 7:30 to 8:30. Two Harbors Soccer Club has both a website (www.twoharborssoccer.com) and a Facebook page. Registration, which is $70, links out to Sports Engine.

Haley Searls
Haley Searls
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