Soccer for Life changing lives one child at a time
) - On weeknights at Sage Park you can find kids from ages four to sixteen at soccer practices led by Coach Z and his coaching staff.
Coach Z started knocking on doors looking for those who wanted to help support his vision which is what got soccer for life to where they are today. “Most of these kids come from war torn zones and areas. I grew up in that environment, so I understand you know, for therapy purposes we just want to keep this for them so they can feel like they belong.”
“Like Tyler said of Coach being a mentor, he definitely played more like a father than anything, even more than a coach. So, I was blessed to have him.”
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