A new soccer tournament featuring fast-paced three-player teams is set to take place at Pasadena High School on March 9, offering a non-stop play environment focused on skill development.
The Fútbol Fire Fund Cup will utilize the AirPitch Format, a training system employed by Arsenal, Manchester City, and many top clubs around the world.
“This is the perfect opportunity for your team to get more touches, faster decision-making, & more goals in a high-energy, development-focused environment,” said Matt Bambrick, CEO and founder of SoCal Youth Sports, who posted the announcement on social media.
The tournament promises a unique environment emphasizing more dribbles, passes, and intensity, with divisions spanning from under-6 through under-8 coed to adult categories over 30.
Each division, including separate brackets for boys and girls aged under-9 through high school, will feature teams playing five guaranteed games during their allocated three-hour block.
Teams can register for $250 to participate in the one-day event, running from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Pasadena High School, 2925 E. Sierra Madre Blvd, with medals awarded to top finishers.
To register, visit https://airpitchusa.com/
