The Pitch 158: Small-Sided Soccer for Creative Play
Encouraging quick thinking and skill development in a dynamic, player-driven environment


Small-Sided Soccer Designed to Boost Creativity and Game Intelligence
The Pitch 158 structures games without fixed positions or referees, encouraging players to read the game and adapt instantly. This format promotes quick thinking and personal responsibility during play.
By playing in small groups with flexible rules, participants increase ball touches and develop tactical awareness. The environment fosters independent decision-making and sharpens technical skills through continuous engagement.
How The Pitch 158 Cultivates Player Creativity and Tactical Awareness
Weekly Session Overview
Age Groups, Days, and Formats for The Pitch 158 Weekly Programs
Rising Division
Ages 7–9
Fridays 6:00–7:15 PM
2v2 to 4v4 Micro-Pitches
Premier Division
Ages 10–14
Fridays 6:00–7:15 PM
3v3 to 5v5 King of the Court
Open Run Sundays
Rising & Premier Division
SUNDAY 10:00–11:15 AM
Flexible Pricing Options
Core Player
$15 monthly fee with automatic billing
Designed for AYSO Region 158 registered members
Access to all core program sessions
Community Player
$25 monthly, no contract required
Open to all local youth players
Includes participation in all open sessions
Ensuring a Safe and Supportive Environment
All sessions are led by volunteers certified in Safe Haven, SafeSport, and concussion awareness, maintaining a secure setting for every player.
Players are covered by AYSO’s secondary accident insurance, with active membership required to guarantee full protection during all activities.
Safety Protocols and Insurance Coverage
Participants should bring appropriate footwear, protective gear, hydration, and personal equipment to maximize comfort and performance during sessions.
Proper soccer cleats or turf shoes ensure stability and agility on various playing surfaces.
Shin guards are essential for protecting legs from contact and maintaining safety throughout play.
A refillable water bottle helps players stay hydrated during active training and games.
Bringing a personal soccer ball allows players to practice skills independently and stay engaged.
All shared equipment such as goals, balls, and training bibs are provided on-site for convenience.
