This Week At SoCal Youth Sports.
Looking for youth soccer this week in Burbank, Glendale, or Pasadena?
Here’s what’s happening at SoCal Youth Sports this week, including toddler soccer, age group classes, girls-only soccer, goalkeeper training, and new Saturday classes launching on Saturday, May 30.
Our programs are built around active learning, confidence, and more time playing. We use Nano Sided Games to give players more touches, more decisions, and more chances to enjoy the game.
What’s Happening This Week
This week includes:
- Mommy & Me soccer in Burbank
- Age group soccer classes in Burbank and Pasadena
- Girls Only Soccer in Burbank
- Goalkeeper classes in Glendale
- New Saturday classes in Burbank, Pasadena, and Glendale
- Unlimited Summer Soccer Pass as our featured program
Soccer Class Timetable
Class Timetable This Week
Tuesday, May 26
Burbank — Verdugo Park
Mommy & Me — 3:30 PM
Ages 3–4 — 4:15 PM
Burbank — Maxam Park
Ages 4–6 — 4:30 PM
Pasadena — Eaton Blanche
Ages 3–4 — 4:30 PM
Thursday, May 28
Burbank — Maxam Park
Girls Only Ages 4–6 — 4:00 PM
Girls Only Ages 6–8 — 5:00 PM
Pasadena — Eaton Blanche
Ages 4–6 — 5:30 PM
Ages 6–8 — 6:30 PM
Friday, May 29
Glendale — Glassell Park
Goalkeeper Ages 7–10 — 5:30 PM
Goalkeeper Ages 11–14 — 6:30 PM
New Saturday Classes: May 30
We’re especially highlighting the new Saturday class options this week across Burbank, Pasadena, and Glendale.
Burbank Saturday Classes
Verdugo Park
Ages 4–6 — 9:30 AM
Maxam Park
Ages 4–6 — 10:00 AM
Ages 6–8 — 10:00 AM
Ages 8–10 — 11:00 AM
Ages 10–12 — 11:00 AM
Pasadena Saturday Classes
Eaton Blanche
Ages 3–4 — 9:00 AM
Ages 4–6 — 9:30 AM
Ages 6–8 — 9:30 AM
Ages 4–6 — 10:30 AM
Ages 8–10 — 11:30 AM
Ages 10–12 — 11:30 AM
Glendale Saturday Classes
Glorietta Park
Ages 4–6 — 9:30 AM
Want something more bespoke? Private Soccer Classes!
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Soccer Program Hightlight
Summer schedules are messy. Camps, vacations, family plans, and changing routines can make it hard to commit to one fixed soccer program.
The Unlimited Summer Soccer Pass gives families a flexible way to keep kids active, social, and developing all summer long.
For $295 per child, players ages 3–12 can attend summer soccer sessions without being locked into one fixed day or time.
Perfect for families who want:
⚽ Flexible summer soccer
☀️ More active days
🤝 Social play and confidence
🎯 Professional coaching
📍 Local, accessible options
Use it your way. Play when it works. Keep your child moving this summer.
Featured Offer! Soccer Camps With Nike Soccer
Looking for place for child to stay engaged, have fun and learn this summer?
Our Nike Soccer Camps are great option for players who want to stay involved and engaged with the game, looking to stay ready for next season, and have fun in an engaging, inclusive and fun environment
Best for:
– 5-14 year olds
– All playing levels accepted
– Glendale Sports Complex (2200 Fern Lane)
Best Soccer Options This Week
Best for first-time players:
Best for more touches:
Best for girls:
Best flexible summer option:
Parent Tip of the Week: Why Standing in Lines Does Not Help Young Players
Young players learn best when they are active, involved, and making decisions.
In many traditional sessions, kids spend too much time waiting in lines for one turn at a drill. That might look organized, but it often means less movement, fewer touches, and less real learning.
At SoCal Youth Sports, we use smaller groups, active games, and Nano Sided Games to keep players involved. Instead of waiting, players are playing. Instead of being told what to do every time, they are solving problems, making choices, and building confidence through the game.
Why this matters:
- More touches help players improve faster.
- More movement keeps kids engaged.
- More decisions help players understand the game.
- More play makes children want to come back.
Families can support this at home too. Simple games like Slam, Crossbar Challenge, target scoring games, or letting kids create their own scoring challenges can all help players build confidence while keeping practice fun.
