NASHVILLE, TN – Nashville SC have partnered with Metro Parks Nashville to launch MLS GO, Major League Soccer's accessible recreational youth soccer initiative, in Middle Tennessee.
The seven-week soccer program started on Saturday, September 12, allowing 250 young players ages four to eleven to participate for just $35 per participant. The program is open to players of all levels, offering high-quality coaching and structured play in addition to a connection to Nashville SC's developmental pathway.
Players compete in the U6, U8, and U11 age groups, playing at least six matches and practicing at least once a week. Clubs are based out of local Metro Recreation Centers.
"Nashville SC is proud to continue expanding access to soccer throughout Middle Tennessee by partnering with Metro Parks Nashville for MLS GO," said Nashville SC Head of Community Engagement Brandon Hill in the press release. "Creating opportunities for local youth to participate in the sport regardless of experience level or background is central to our mission and our commitment to making a positive impact in the communities where we live and play."
