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Keep Key Biscayne Soccer Under One Roof

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Sofia Jacobs
5 months ago Featured

One of the reasons that we chose to live in Key Biscayne was that you have all you need on the Island. Taking the soccer program would go in detriment of the kids, and the normal sports development at early ages.

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patricia Martin
5 months ago

I support KBSC

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Jose
5 months ago

Uhh yeah

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Santiago Pinera
5 months ago

El lugar donde mi hijo es feliz

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Marcos Gil Luna
5 months ago

67

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Enrique Severino
5 months ago

Queremos ayudar en la causa. Siempre a favor de los niños ⚽️❤️

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Santiago Mas
5 months ago

Fully support the current program, its coaches and overall approach.

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Klogga
5 months ago

Key biscayne mi corazon❤️

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Manuel Padilla
5 months ago

Kbsc should be all together not separated.

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Theron Nix
5 months ago

Please keep on the Key - no one wants to leave the key.

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Mariana
5 months ago

One of the reasons I chose to live in Key Biscayne is that my kids have the KBSC school. They love football.

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Guillermo Amescua
5 months ago

Agree club is not perfect, but the poaitives are so much more. Having the boys is a competitive travel tram has been an overall very positive experience. Lets focus on the positives! Lets keep our kids engaged in sports!

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Carlos Poladura
5 months ago

I cannot think of a reason for this to make sense.

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Marta Luna
5 months ago

The KBSC program is an essential part of the Key Biscayne community, not only because of its commitment to the healthy development of several generations of children—our children—but also because of the love, care, professional training, and dedication that define its program. Soccer and Village Green have become a true gathering place for hundreds of children and families who enjoy an activity that inspires passion, teaches values, supports children’s development, and builds a strong sense of community. KBSC is a fundamental pillar of the community heart of our island, making Key Biscayne unique and such a special place to live. Children learn, grow, and happily attend soccer practices, while families come together and connect around this shared experience. The programs cannot be separated. It makes no sense for one program to operate outside the island, as both programs support and strengthen one another. Most importantly, separating them would mean losing this central community space. We truly do not understand the rationale behind the idea of separating the programs or moving one of them off the island under third-party management. It brings no benefit. Why change something that works perfectly well?

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Sandra Nicholls
5 months ago

Apoyo 100 por ciento este programa que lleva más de 15 años en la isla creado por personas que ya son conocidas y en las que los padres conocen y se sienten cómodos llevando a sus niños a practicar un deporte , es un grupo que ha liderado y motivado a tantos pequeños deportistas y los ha visto crecer porque exponer a terminar con este entusiasmo y porque buscar afuera lo que se ha creado en comunidad con la cojnodsd y para la comunidad de KB.

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Guillermo amescua
5 months ago

This is the dummest thing I have ever hear I love soccer

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JLP
5 months ago

What a ridiculous thing to propose. Clearly not a coherent, unbiased opinion. Even a blind man can see the KBSC is a well oiled machine creating positive externalities for the entire community.

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Karen George
5 months ago

No queremos q cierren el campo de fútbol , los equipos y los entrenadores están bastante bien y hemos avanzado

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Anonymous
5 months ago

signing in favor of maintaining our current soccer program and the sense of community that it comes with it

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Key Biscayne soccer sucks
5 months ago

All of our money is going to this league, yet only a few kids get to participate! We need more transperancy, less favorarism