WHAT is NOSO In-House?

In-House is the North Olmsted Soccer Organization’s recreational soccer program for the children of North Olmsted and surrounding communities who do not offer one. It is administered by and coached by the volunteer parents of the North Olmsted Soccer Organization and not by the city of North Olmsted or recreation department. The purpose of In-House is to offer and promote the game of soccer to the community. All games are played in North Olmsted on Saturdays at the Barton-Bradley Soccer Complex at the intersection of Barton and Bradley roads in the spring and fall.

WHO is NOSO In-House?

In-House is the budding young Abby Wambach or Landon Donavan of North Olmsted? The children are introduced to and taught the basic principles of soccer so as to develop the future youth; state, national or international players of tomorrow. All of the coaches are volunteer parents and the emphasis is on enjoyment of playing and skills learned, rather than competition. Different aspects of the game are taught to different age groups as they progress in their learning process.

WHY NOSO In-House?

In-House is all about having fun, working on soccer skills and applying it in recreational games. For those looking for their children to play a sport, have fun and learn about the game of soccer, In-House could be a great fit! Many of the same children who started out as Little Kickers will come back years later with their own children and teach them the same aspects and fun of the game of soccer that they learned.