Tips & Leagues for Enjoying Soccer Year-Round in Minnesota from Bradley Schnickel

Everyone of any age or skill level can enjoy playing soccer. Younger people like to play and watch the game, which has recently increased in popularity in the United States. With a 10-year, 2.5 billion dollar deal, the largest television contract Major League Soccer has ever had, AppleTV will soon start streaming all Major League Soccer (MLS) games. This will allow fans like Bradley Schnickel to watch every game on a single platform.

Due to the weather, playing soccer in Minnesota during the winter can be difficult, but Bradley has found methods to play. Coed and men's leagues are held at the Adrenaline Sports Center in Ramsey, Minnesota, from October to April. At the Twin Cities Orthopedics Performance Center in Vadnais Heights, Minnesota, he also likes to play indoor sports. At the Twin Cities Orthopedics and Performance Center, a single large field may be converted into three smaller fields, each isolated by netting, allowing for the simultaneous play of up to three games. Every year from November through April, Schnickel enjoys performing here.

A league that predominantly competes in cities and the south metro is CSC. Spring, summer, fall, and winter leagues for coed, men's, women's, and men over 38 are available at the National Sports Center in Blaine, Minnesota. Bradley appreciates the number of clubs competing in these leagues and the intensity of the competition.

The Minnesota Senior Soccer League (MSSL) competes in Blaine on Wednesday nights from April through September, a great summer alternative for guys over 40. At the end of the season, there are around twelve clubs and a playoff structure. The Minnesota Senior Soccer League is the umbrella organization for competitive leagues for players over 50 and over 60. Bradley Schnickel advises males who want to play independently to contact the league and ask to be placed on a team.