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INSTAGRAM ACCOUNT

Mission

Minneola Soccer Group Pickup Games is a non-profit adult recreational athletic organization, founded in Minneola City (FL), which holds organized soccer games year-round for adults age 18 years and above whose mission is to build a friendly and peaceful environment of camaraderie and fellowship in which all persons can play together for recreation regardless of age, background or playing ability.

Understanding Pickup Soccer

Pickup soccer, also known as street soccer or kickabout, is a type of informal soccer game that players organize without any official leagues or organizations. It is characterized by a relaxed and casual atmosphere, making it an excellent option for players of all ages and skill levels to get involved in the sport.

The Rules of Pickup Soccer

In pickup soccer games, rules can be incredibly flexible and vary based on the preferences of the participants. Some games may stick closely to official soccer rules, while others might allow unlimited substitutions, use nonstandard goal sizes, or incorporate house rules to cater to the skill levels and fitness abilities of the players. However, the basic premise of outscoring the opponent team remains constant.

Pickup Soccer Culture

Pickup soccer is hinged on a sense of camaraderie and respect. Regardless of skill level, everyone gets a fair opportunity to play. The culture fosters a spirit of sportsmanship and mutual respect, which means no hard fouls, violent conduct, or unsporting behavior is tolerated. Remember, these games are less about winning and more about having fun and getting a good workout.

Etiquette in Pickup Soccer

The etiquette of pickup soccer hinges on respect for others and the game. Always remember to arrive on time, stick to the agreed-upon rules, and keep the game friendly and fun for everyone involved. If games are ongoing when you arrive, it’s courteous to ask to join in. If the group is full, you can wait for the next game or alternatively, start another game if there are enough people waiting.