Galveston’s Beach Blitz Soccer Tournament, taking place this weekend, promises competitive matches and a vibrant community atmosphere at East Beach.
Galveston, TX - July 17, 2024 - Excitement is building as the annual Beach Blitz Soccer Tournament returns to Galveston’s East Beach this weekend. Scheduled for July 20-21, the tournament will feature youth soccer teams from across Texas competing in a vibrant and family-friendly setting.
Event Details:
• Location: Galveston East Beach
• Dates: Saturday, July 20 and Sunday, July 21
• Participants: U-7 through U-18 divisions, with separate categories for Recreational, Intermediate, and Competitive levels
• Format: 5v5 soccer, with four games guaranteed per team, plus potential for a fifth game in the finals
This popular event promises intense competition and a festive atmosphere, drawing teams and spectators alike to Galveston’s scenic beach. The tournament aims to foster sportsmanship and community spirit while providing a platform for young athletes to showcase their talents.
Registration and Fees:
• The registration fee is $549 per team, covering age divisions from U8 to U18.
• Players are required to play barefoot, although sandsocks and ankle braces are permitted for added protection.
The Beach Blitz Soccer Tournament is not just about soccer; it also emphasizes the importance of family and community engagement, offering a perfect summer activity for sports enthusiasts and beach lovers.
For more information and to register, visit Beach Blitz Soccer.
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