CITY OF RALEIGH: Free Urban Soccer Clinic for Girls

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CITY OF RALEIGH: Free Urban Soccer Clinic for Girls
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May 20, 2022
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 City of Raleigh issued the following announcement on May 20.

Join us for a series of FREE girls soccer and life skills clinics, presented by the NC Courage and Syneos Health in association with the Bucy Foundation and Raleigh Parks.
 
Open to girls aged 10-16. Space limited to 30 girls per clinic.  Register online here.
 
Peach Road Park mini pitch
June 16th, 23rd & 30th
4PM-5.30PM
Free
10-16 year olds
 
Clinics will focus on themes such as confidence, problem solving, leadership and sportsmanship
 
No soccer experience needed. Wear shorts and sneakers.

Original source can be found here.              

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 Source:  City of Raleigh

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