ShindigZ National Soccer Fest, August 16-18

I started playing soccer about the time I learned to walk, and it played a huge role in my childhood. ShindigZ National Soccer Festival gives me a chance to relive some of those memories. But even if you aren’t a lifelong soccer player, you can enjoy 3 fun-filled days at IPFW’s Hefner Soccer Complex, August 16-18. From kid’s activities to food vendors to an adult beer tent, there’s something for everyone.

chivas coming 1 300x111 ShindigZ National Soccer Fest, August 16 18But if soccer is your thing, you must attend the festival, which will feature over 30 top college teams, along with regional high school teams, and a special appearance by Chivas, Mexico’s top professional soccer team. Watch them face off against Notre Dame on August 16 at 7 p.m. and against Indiana University on August 18 at 7 p.m., which will be a nationally televised game. Chivas has been described as the Yankees of international soccer and having them here in Fort Wayne is a big deal.

Three-day passes are available for $20 online at IPFW’s box office, all Walgreen’s and Connelly’s Do It Best Locations, and George’s International.

For a full list of participating schools and schedules, visit the event website. You can even follow results and event information on Twitter and Facebook.

 

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Amber Recker moved here from Illinois in 2002 and is proud to call Fort Wayne home. She's a non-profit leader, freelance writer, community volunteer, and food blogger, with over ten years of writing and editing experience. By day, she serves as the director of development and marketing for Cancer Services of Northeast Indiana, where she handles fundraising, marketing, and public relations. In her spare time, she volunteers for several non-profit organizations and creates content for a service-centered blog, contagiouscommunity.org. She and her husband Jon launched thegingerkitchen.com, a food blog, in 2010, and enjoy spending time in the kitchen. They have two Great Danes, Lucy and Lenora, who keep them on their toes.

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