Nearly 100 teams spent their Halloween weekend in Nashville participating in Tennessee Soccer Club’s Music City Invitational, hosted at Harpeth Soccer Complex in Bellevue.
There was a festive feel to the weekend as players and their family members were excited to not only participate in the soccer tournament, but also to celebrate Halloween at the park. Saturday (Oct. 31) saw many TSC tournament staff, volunteers and visiting players and families walking around the park in full costume. Attendees enjoyed stopping for pictures with the various Halloween decorations as they walked to and from the parking lot throughout the weekend.
Nearly all tournament games were played at the Harpeth Soccer Complex, home to all TSC Nashville programming. Metro Soccer Complex was also used to host games for U14+ teams.
“I’m thankful for the growth of the tournament from last year to this year and really proud of the experience that we put together,” said TSC Tournament & Events Director Jimmy Drain. “It was great seeing all of the teams play some fantastic soccer and also really get into the Halloween spirit while spending time at the park before and after their games.”
TSC’s next outdoor tournament, The Tennessee Invitational (TNI), is scheduled for May 2021.
About Tennessee Soccer Club
Tennessee Soccer Club is the premier youth soccer club of the Greater Nashville, TN area with over 3,500 players participating in recreational, competitive or supplemental soccer programs across three locations; TSC Murfreesboro, TSC Nashville and TSC Williamson. The club competes locally, regionally, and nationally in leagues such as the Tennessee Youth Soccer League, US Club Soccer National Premier League, USYSA’s National League and Southern Region Premier League, and the Elite Clubs National League. TSC has won multiple state and national championships in recent years through competition in these leagues. TSC’s Mission is “to promote a love for soccer by developing excellence in the game for our players and coaches to positively impact our member families and communities.”
