Ozark United FC Brings Girls Got Game Clinics to Five NWA Parks

World Cup soccer has taken over living rooms across Northwest Arkansas this summer, and if your daughter has spent more time re-enacting goal celebrations in the backyard than watching from the couch, Ozark United FC has somewhere to put that energy. The club’s new Girls Got Game Clinic Series gives girls ages 5-10 a hands-on introduction to the sport, one Saturday morning at a time.

THE DEETS

📅 Saturdays, July 11, 2026 – August 8, 2026
🕑 08:00 AM – 10:00 AM
📍Locations

• July 11 at Citizens Park in Bentonville
• July 18 at Mt. Hebron Park in Rogers
• July 25 at Kessler Mountain Regional Park in Fayetteville
• August 1 at Randall Tyson Recreational Complex in Springdale
• August 8 at Sager Creek Soccer Complex in Siloam Springs

💲 $25 for one clinic up to $68.75 for all five
🔗 More info | Registration

Coaching for New Players

You do not need to have played a single game of soccer to sign your daughter up. The clinics pair professional-level coaching with an age group that is just starting to learn the game, so drills focus on the fundamentals: ball control, passing, and simple positioning. A girl who has never touched a soccer ball and a girl who already plays on a rec team both leave with something new to work on.

One Clinic or All Five

Registration works on a sliding scale. Your cost per session drops with each additional date you add, so committing to the full series ends up costing less per clinic than paying one Saturday at a time. That setup lets you test out your neighborhood park first, then decide if you want to follow the series to the next city.

Four Weeks, Four Cities

You will not have to travel far to catch one of these clinics. The series moves to a new NWA city each week, so if your Saturday plans change, you can likely still find a session close to home before the series wraps.

Before your daughter takes the field, plan to complete a waiver and participant information form during checkout, a quick step that clears her to play at any of the five stops.

Ozark United FC built this series with Sporting Arkansas specifically to grow the girls’ game at the grassroots level, so signing up puts your daughter in on the ground floor of a program aimed at keeping girls in soccer long after this summer ends. Reserve her spot before the July 11 kickoff fills up.