Soccer has about 250 million players worldwide, and kids soccer programs keep getting more popular. But there’s a worrying trend – many children quit the sport too early. This makes picking the right youth program a vital first step. Parents in Coquitlam and other areas often feel overwhelmed by all the choices. They need to pick between […]
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WELCOME TO THE COQUITLAM FC - KIDS' SOCCER CLUB IN COQUITLAM
Coquitlam FC is a youth soccer club for boys and girls aged 4 to 17 years. Our kids’ soccer academy in Coquitlam provides soccer training and games. Our mission is to develop young soccer players and help them achieve their goals.
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Exciting updates and events from Coquitlam FC - a kids' soccer academy in Coquitlam! Stay tuned for announcements on upcoming programs, tournaments, and achievements.
WHAT ARE PEOPLE SAY
"Coquitlam FC has been an incredible experience for our son. The coaches are passionate, supportive, and truly care about the kids’ development. It’s amazing to see how much he’s grown both as a player and as a person since joining."
Sarah L.
Parent
"I started at Coquitlam FC when I was 10, and it changed everything for me. The coaches pushed me to be my best while keeping it fun. I’ll always be grateful for the skills and confidence I gained here".
James K.
Former Player
"The level of training at Coquitlam FC is unmatched. My daughter loves every session and comes home excited about what she learned. We’ve tried other clubs, but nothing compares to the positive environment here."
Maria D.
Parent
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Exciting updates and events from Coquitlam FC! Stay tuned for announcements on upcoming programs, tournaments, and achievements.
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Read MoreMost kids start their first soccer trip at just 5 years old. Pretty amazing when you think about it – these little ones learn soccer basics while they’re still figuring out their ABCs. Picking the right soccer academy needs more thought than just finding the closest field. Youth soccer clubs come in different levels – […]
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Read MoreParent coaches lead an overwhelming 90% of volunteer-directed youth sports teams that include their own children. This creates a complex dynamic in youth soccer development. Young players actually prefer less parental intervention, even though parents naturally want to support their children’s progress. Parental behavior’s effects ripple beyond individual players throughout soccer programs. Hostile sidelines, charged […]
