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St. Clair Shores Select Soccer Club

St. Clair Shores Select Soccer Club

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20100 Pleasant St, Saint Clair Shores, Michigan, 48080, United States
(586) 214-6387 scssoccer.com
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May 14, 2017
Mouthy players and bad feilds and bad reffere

Dec 12, 2017
Meh, just okay pizza.

Nov 21, 2014
My kids use to play for this club and it was an awful experience. It was cheap and we certainly received what we paid for. When we played teams from other clubs we were almost always outmatched in terms of skill. My kids split up and went to two other clubs, both of which were a much better experience. Kids are progressing at a much better pace and I can see a dramatic improvement. Awful experience.

May 12, 2013
I would like to preface this by stating I have only witnessed the U-10 boys team and there coaches, so to anyone else in this club I apologize but I think your teams play dirty and were clearly coached to do so. I think dirty play is due to a lack of true knowledge of the game and will only get you so far until you get coaches that know the game and can teach it the right way. To any club that is going to play this team. Prepare your boys to be pushed, tripped, and watch there team take dives. Its a real treat to watch there coaches interact with the ref's. Once you see it, you will understand why the kids play the way they do. Stay classy St Clair !!! Will look you up when FIFA starts "prision rules soccer".

Mar 21, 2013
The last review about sums it up. The bullying and dictator-like control that three or four people have over this Club is holding the kids back. The players deserve a much better experience than what they are getting. For parents just starting to look at travel soccer, you will be doing your kids a big disservice by putting them in SCS Travel Soccer.

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