Youth soccer training at Brian Piccolo Park, Cooper City

Raptors Soccer Academy has coached children aged 2 to 14 at Brian Piccolo Park since January 2022. Three turf fields and one grass field reserved for us. No tryouts, no cuts, everybody plays.

Cooper City, FL
Location
Brian Piccolo Park
Ages
2 to 14
Training days
Wednesday and Sunday
Coaching here since
January 2022

See a session at the park

This is what a training morning in Cooper City actually looks like. Small groups, coaches on the field with the players, and four pitches running at once.

Training at Brian Piccolo Park, Cooper City.

Meet the Raptors mascot. The younger players tend to remember him more than the drills.

Why Cooper City families train here

Brian Piccolo Park is not an hour squeezed onto a shared public field. It is four pitches reserved for Raptors, inside one of the largest parks in Broward County.

Four fields reserved for us

Raptors has three turf fields and one grass field booked at the park. Age groups train side by side without crowding, and nobody loses half a session waiting for space to open up.

Coached by people who have played

Our staff includes former professional and college players holding recognised youth coaching certification. They teach technique because they were taught it properly themselves.

A real curriculum, week by week

Every session sits inside a structured eight week plan. Each week builds on the last, so your child is working toward something rather than repeating the same drill.

Everybody plays, nobody sits

No tryouts, no cuts, no bench. Children train in their own age band and at their own level, so a first timer is never thrown in against players years ahead.

Here since January 2022

Brian Piccolo Park was the second Raptors location to open in Broward County. Cooper City families have been sending their children here for years, and most of our new players arrive through a recommendation.

A park, not just a pitch

175 acres of Broward County parkland with walking paths, picnic areas and open green space. Parents and siblings can make a morning of it instead of waiting in the car.

About Brian Piccolo Park

Brian Piccolo Park is a Broward County sports venue in Cooper City, Florida. It opened in 1989 across roughly 175 acres and holds three soccer fields, two cricket fields, two basketball courts and a velodrome, alongside walking paths and open green space.

Raptors Soccer Academy has three turf soccer fields and one grass soccer field reserved at the park. That is what lets us run several age groups at the same time without children standing in a queue for space. Brian Piccolo Park was the second Raptors location to open in Broward County, and we have been coaching the fundamentals of the game here since January 2022.

Team huddle at Piccolo Park in Cooper City

Choose your training schedule

Two options at Brian Piccolo Park. Both follow the same eight week Raptors curriculum and the same age groupings. The difference is how often your child trains.

Sunday only

Sunday

Weekend session

One training session a week. A good fit for families with committed weekday evenings, or for a child trying organised soccer for the first time.

Most popular

Wednesday and Sunday

Wednesday (Indoor at Granada)

Evening

Sunday (Outdoor at Piccolo Park)

Weekend session

Two sessions a week across the eight week season. Roughly double the touches on the ball, and over a full season the difference in a child’s confidence is hard to miss.

Places are grouped by age, so registering early gets your child into the right session. Not sure which option suits your week? Call us on 954 361 4632 and we will walk you through it.

Finding us in Cooper City

Brian Piccolo Park

9501 Sheridan Street
Cooper City, FL 33024

Questions Cooper City parents ask

We coach children from age 2 through age 14 at Brian Piccolo Park in Cooper City. Players train in separate age groups, so a four year old is never on the field alongside a thirteen year old. Our youngest band is a pre academy session focused on coordination, movement and first touches on the ball.

No. There are no tryouts, no cuts and no bench. Every child who registers trains and plays. Our Cooper City programme is built for beginners and recreational players, and coaches work with each group at the level it is actually at.

We run two options. Sunday training on its own, or the Wednesday and Sunday programme for players who want to train twice a week. Sunday only works for families with busy weekday evenings. The two day option gives your child roughly double the ball contact across the eight week season.

We have been teaching the fundamentals of soccer at Brian Piccolo Park since January 2022. It was the second Raptors Soccer Academy location to open in Broward County, and it remains one of our busiest.

Raptors Soccer Academy has reserved three turf soccer fields and one grass soccer field at Brian Piccolo Park. Having four fields booked means age groups train at the same time without crowding each other, and sessions start on time.

Our coaching staff includes former professional and college players holding recognised youth coaching certification. Every session sits inside a structured eight week curriculum rather than an unplanned kickabout, so there is a clear reason behind each drill.

Brian Piccolo Park is at 9501 Sheridan Street, Cooper City, Florida 33024. It is a Broward County park with plenty of on site parking, and it is an easy drive for families in Cooper City, Davie, Pembroke Pines, Miramar, Hollywood and Southwest Ranches.

Yes. Parents and siblings are welcome to stay for the session. Brian Piccolo Park has open green space, walking paths and picnic areas, so a training session usually turns into a morning out for the whole family.

Choose the option that fits your week, Sunday only or Wednesday and Sunday, then use the registration button for that programme. Registration takes a few minutes online. If you would rather talk it through first, call Raptors Soccer Academy on 954 361 4632.

Get your child on the field this season

Eight weeks of structured training at Brian Piccolo Park, coached by former professional and college players. Beginners welcome, no tryouts, and four fields reserved so nobody stands around waiting.