Youth futsal.
Indoor futsal by age group — soccer's sibling game, coached by the same staff on the same curriculum.
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If your kid already plays soccer, futsal is more of what they love — the same game's skills, coached by the same staff on the same curriculum. If they're new, it's a friendly way in: small groups, and coaches who explain while the game is happening.
Leagues run by age group, indoors in central Ohio. Find your kid's group and see what's open for the 2026–27 season.
Leagues
Two kinds, depending on the time of year and what your player needs.
Competitive
Winter · November – late March
Competitive indoor play for club teams who want to keep their season going through the cold months. Games on Saturdays and Sundays.
- For
- Established teams
- Play
- Sat & Sun
Developmental
Spring, summer & fall
Built for touches and guidance. Coaches talk players through the game while it is happening, and what they took from it matters more than the scoreline.
- For
- Individual players
- Teams
- We build them
Classes
Training in small groups — one pathway that starts with your toddler on the floor beside you and runs to an invitation-only group.
Micros
18 months – 3 years old
You're on the floor with them. Movement, balance, first contact with a ball.
Minis
3 – 5 years old
Their first time without you. Listening to a coach, taking turns, and a lot of touches.
Juniors
5 – 8 years old
First real skills. Control of the ball, and the start of wanting it.
Academy
8 – 12 years old
Decisions under pressure, not just technique.
Select
8 – 19 · by invitation
Small invitation-only groups for players who are ready for more, under our most senior coaches.
Camps
Day camps when school's out, skills and specialty camps while it's in — every one of them coached rather than supervised, by the same people they see every week.
Youth futsal FAQs
Yes — the same staff coach both, on the same curriculum, so it's an easy way to keep your kid playing between seasons.
Leagues run by age group. The futsal age-group page shows what's open for the 2026–27 season.
See futsal age groups →No. Developmental leagues take individual players — we build the teams around them.
A season of league play runs a little over $100 per player. Classes are priced by how much you commit — from a single class up to a monthly membership. Camps are priced by the day. Exact pricing sits on each programme's page, next to what is open.
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Saad Abdul-Salaam
“Every kid walks in at a different place — some are here for the fun, some for the competition. My commitment is the same either way: meet them where they are, and grow them to their full potential.”
A former Columbus Crew player and nine-year MLS veteran, he most recently coached the Crew Academy U18s to the first national championship in Academy history.
What makes Aspire coaching different
Run by real soccer people
Coaches who played the game at a serious level and have spent years teaching it — not seasonal staff hired for a school break.
One curriculum, written down
Every group is taught from the same written plan, age by age, so a session means the same thing whichever coach leads it and whichever night you come.
Every ambition, same commitment
Here for the fun or chasing the next level — groups are matched by level, so both get a session pitched at them, not at the average.
The same faces, year on year
Camp coaches are class coaches are game-day coaches — every one cleared on SafeSport, a background check, CPR and concussion protocol.
What it costs
A season of league play runs a little over $100 per player. Classes are priced by how much you commit — from a single class up to a monthly membership. Camps are priced by the day. Exact pricing sits on each programme's page, next to what is open.
Ready when they are.
See what's open in futsal — registration takes a few minutes.