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Winter Park youth soccer dispute
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A dispute at a youth soccer game in Winter Park, Florida, involving a three-year-old player named Nevada Pierre has drawn significant social media attention. The controversy began after the child reportedly scored 10 goals in 12 minutes during a match against five-year-olds. The child’s parents allege that tournament officials targeted and removed Nevada from the league because his high skill level caused frustration among opposing parents. They claim the family was issued a trespass notice and that police were called because the child was “too good.” The child’s mother, Martasia Griffin, stated that her son has felt unfairly targeted throughout the season due to his talent and is now hesitant to return to that specific location. In response to the situation, the family has launched a GoFundMe campaign to support the child’s future soccer training and equipment. League director Thomas Hayes informed 911 dispatchers that the call was made because a parent was being “really, really disruptive” and following him. Hayes acknowledged the child’s talent, stating, “The kid is good. He’s great. Really good,” but maintained that the intervention was necessary due to allegations that the child was pushing other players. Winter Park Police Department responded to the scene at Martin Luther King Jr. Park and released body camera footage, characterizing characterized the situation as a “civil matter.” Officials stated matter,” noting that no arrests were made and no formal trespass warnings were issued, noting issued. Following the family was already leaving when officers arrived. The tournament organizer incident, Roc Nation Sports has reportedly requested that expressed support for the family leave toddler. Reports indicate the premises and offered organization may fund a refund of participation fees. Following the incident, the league, i9 Sports, stated they are investigating trip to Spain in December to provide Nevada with high-level athletic immersion. Additionally, former U.S. international Eddie Johnson has offered to assist with the matter. boy’s development through his soccer academy in Orlando.
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- 2026-10-29 15:38 UTC Winter Park youth soccer dispute
- 2026-10-28 09:54 UTC Winter Park youth soccer dispute
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- 2026-10-27 19:57 UTC Winter Park youth soccer dispute
- 2026-10-27 08:08 UTC Winter Park youth soccer dispute
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