Mint Hill Soccer offers our Micro Soccer Program for 3 to 4 year old boys and girls. Micro Soccer is a non-stop high energy activity where both the kids and the parents get to have fun learning soccer together. Micro Soccer is an introductory/developmental training program designed around the game of soccer.

Micro Soccer is a coed program for boys and girls ages 3 to 4 which runs for 6 to 7 weeks. During the season, there will be ONE or TWO pool practice sessions led by our Micro Soccer Coordinator and possibly even some of our older players followed by 6 Festival Days where our experienced coaches, with the assistance of parent managers, will lead a training session for the first half hour and then the players will break out into small teams to play a game soccer for the second half hour. The program is strictly developmental, with an emphasis on learning and fun rather than on winning or scores.

Mint Hill Soccer's U6 Soccer (Macro) program is for youth players ages 4 1/2 to 6. The program is strictly developmental with an emphasis on learning and fun, rather than winning or scores. We play small sided soccer on smaller fields to give the kids the most touches on a ball. Our practice sessions use fun games the kids can relate to that teach the players the basics of the game, team work and fair play. On game days, there are only eight players on the field, four on each team. Smaller teams and fewer players on the field allow each player to be more engaged in the game, and provides a better learning environment for all participants. The primary goal of Macro Soccer is to teach the game of soccer, and to promote the joy of the sport to children under the age of 6, as well as to their parents and guardians.

All 6U and 7U teams are coed, there is no separation between boys and girls in these two age brackets.  Beginning at the 8U level, teams will be divided into Girl's teams and into Boys teams if registration numbers allow it.  Boys may not play on an all girl's team but girls cannot be denied playing on a boy's team.  If we do not have enough girls to form an ALL girls team in an age division, a player may play up a level if space is available OR be combined with the boys division to form a Coed team.