This tournament states they had 400 teams last year...Is this a quality event? We are thinking about traveling down.
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Great event for South Florida teams. lot of teams -
Miami Lakes Good and Bad
The good news - good/great competition in most, if not all, ages groups.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
The bad news - last year field conditions were terrible, the referees are biased towards S. Florida teams, the coaches/parents think each match is a Texas death match.Comment
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This is posted on the Tournament webpage
Last year's event grew to close to 400 teams. With the tournament growing to this size we have decided to hold 2 weekends for this event. By doing this we can provide better quality control with ....better fields...easier scheduling...and an overall better experience for ALL PLAYERS, COACHES AND PARENTS!!!Comment
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Soccer Skills events are always organized wellComment
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I heard that someone stole the medals last year. Only in Miami.Comment
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That is true and it took almost six weeks to get replacements!Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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We Had ours in a week. Be thankful you received them... We had a tournament we were told we would get awards and nothing was sent.Comment
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Great competition .... Ton of teamsComment
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We were also thinking about this tourney - however there's nothing posted about previous events on their websiteOriginally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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All the previous results I found were on the U/9-U/12 Weekend page. They split the weekends this year , but the past results are listed on the one websiteOriginally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
The final day at Miami Lakes got rained out. Champions were never named.
If you go to the Miami Lakes Shootout website, you will see results posted for 2010, but not 2011.
They usually have pretty good teams though.Comment
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
that do not show the teams that have registered?Comment
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