Heartland Soccer Set to Host Sold Out Midwest All Boys Tournament this Weekend
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OLATHE, Kan. - illiNews -- Heartland Soccer is thrilled to announce the upcoming Midwest All Boys Tournament, set to take place from September 22-24, 2023. This eagerly anticipated event has already sold out, with over 255 teams preparing to vie for victory at the esteemed Garmin Olathe Soccer Complex, the premier soccer venue in the region.

Now in its fourth year, the Midwest All Boys Tournament has firmly established itself as a flagship fixture in the fall season. This tournament proudly showcases a lineup of participants hailing from diverse corners of the Midwest. The roster includes ECNL, NPL, State, and Regional Champion teams from seven states, making the Midwest All Boys Tournament a highlight of the season.

Anticipation is running high as players, supporters, and spectators converge from the Kansas City metropolitan area and beyond, contributing to an estimated economic impact of $4.5 million over the course of the weekend.

Shane Hackett, Executive Director of Heartland Soccer, expressed his enthusiasm, stating, "The Midwest All Boys Tournament has earned its reputation as a premier regional event. We are delighted to once again extend our warm welcome to teams from across the Midwest this weekend. Our regional tournaments continue to thrive as teams from multiple states choose our world-class facilities and compete on our exceptional fields."

Considering the importance of local media to our sport, media representatives are invited to cover the tournament. The action kicks off on Friday, September 22 with the first set of games scheduled for 5:30 PM. Saturday and Sunday will see games commence around 8:00 AM, followed by award ceremonies starting shortly after noon on Sunday.

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The Heartland Soccer Fall Tournament Series, consisting of seven remarkable tournaments, will conclude the season with three final tournaments following the Midwest All Boys event. These include the Midwest All Girls Tournament, closely followed by the Heartland Invitational Tournaments. It is anticipated that these upcoming tournaments will attract over 1,000 teams from across the Midwest.

For comprehensive details about the Heartland Soccer Tournament Series, visit www.heartlandsoccer.net.

Heartland Soccer will host a Skills Challenge event on the Saturday of tournament weekend (September 23, 10am-5pm) at Garmin Olathe Soccer Complex. This competition is perfect for players of all ages and skill levels. Participants will have the opportunity to compete in various challenges, encompassing dribbling, shooting, and passing competitions. Awards for top players will be given out for each division: boys and girls U6-U19, as well as Adult divisions. For more details and to register for the event, visit www.skillschallengeusa.com

"We're thrilled to host the Soccer Skills Challenge during tournament weekend and provide a fun and competitive event for soccer players in the area," said Shane Hackett, Heartland Soccer Association executive director. "It's a great opportunity to showcase skills and compete against other talented players."

Adding to the excitement of this weekend is the debut of VidSport. The Garmin Olathe Soccer Complex (GOSC) has just unveiled the largest permanent camera installation in North America. Now, every field at GOSC is equipped to live stream games or provide on-demand viewing. These state-of-the-art cameras enable distant family and friends to stay connected with the action, players to review their own performance, and coaches to conduct comprehensive scouting and game analysis. It's a game-changing development that promises to enhance the soccer experience for everyone involved!

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About Heartland Soccer Association

Heartland Soccer, the largest youth soccer league and tournament host in the United States, boasts an impressive roster of more than 1,300 league teams per season and hosts 4,800 tournament teams annually. With a staggering count of 74,000 youth soccer players, 4,000 coaches, and 2,000 active referees, Heartland Soccer Association has established itself as a prominent organization since its inception in 1977. Starting with 600 players, the association has expanded its reach to encompass teams from 16 states and international participants, offering both league play and tournaments. For further details, please visit www.heartlandsoccer.net.

Heartland Soccer extends a range of opportunities for league and tournament sponsorship. Partnerships serve as integral members in nurturing an ever-growing soccer family within the community. Sponsorship not only amplifies brand visibility for businesses but also directly contributes to the development of Kansas City's youth through soccer. To explore sponsorship options, kindly reach out to Bridgette Samuelson, Director of Partnership Development and Operations, at bridgette@heartlandsoccer.net.

About Skills Challenge USA

Skills Challenge USA hosts fun and competitive soccer events for players of all ages and skill levels. Our mission is to promote the sport of soccer and help players develop their skills in a fun and supportive environment. Join us at the Skills Challenge event and show us what you've got! For more information, visit www.skillschallengeusa.com.