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Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Quest Soccer implores the soccer community to assist and donate to the victims of the tragic earthquake in Haiti

Quest Soccer is emptying its warehouse of surplus soccer balls, shorts, shirts, and uniforms to be readied for shipment to Haiti. "We are asking all members especially within the South Florida soccer community to reach out and lend assistance to these desperate souls in Haiti who were ravaged by this terrible eartquake." said Jason Aquila, Quest Soccer's co-director and founder. "Food, water, medicine, diapers, and shelter items are paramount for these people and we will be contributing what we can. We are in the soccer business so logically we are going to send our largest asset, which is soccer items but we ask all of the club, high school, retailers, and recreational soccer players and teams to dig a little further and assist Haiti with those paramount items in this time of need." said Aquila. "We want this message to go even further than South Florida, we know this blog is read in over 45 countries, so if you read this please pass this information along-these people need our help now!"
Several South Florida-based groups are seeking donations to purchase food and building supplies to help victims of the earthquake in Haiti, which has killed more than 42,000 people and the number is rising.
Among them:
• Catholic Charities of Miami wants to provide monetary assistance. Checks may be made payable to Catholic Charities of Miami with a notation in the memo line designating the donation for "Earthquake Victims Haiti" and mailed to: Catholic Charities, Eartquake Aid, 9401 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami Shores, FL 33138. Donations can be made online via a secure internet site by accessing http://www.ccadm.org clicking on Donate Now, followed by designating the amount to be contributed and the donation option.
• Cross International, a Christian aid organization, is seeking to bring food. To provide donations call 1-800-391-8545 or visit www.crossinternational.org and click on the emergency hurricane support link.
• Food for the Poor, an international and development organization based in Coconut Creek, is asking for donations to purchase additional building materials for repairs to homes. Call 1-800-487-1158.
• Lambi Fund of Haiti is accepting donations after many of the people it assists. To support the sustainable development efforts of Lambi Fund of Haiti, visit LambiFund.org to make an online donation or mail a check to Lambi Fund of Haiti, PO Box 18955, Washington, DC 20036.
• The Pan American Development Foundation has set up a website called Pan American Relief to collect donations. www.PanAmericanRelief.org
Also our Quest Soccer blog readers can go to the American Red Cross
as well as the Feed the Children Foundation
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Quest Soccer Camp in Plametto Bay has aligned a partnership with Camp Westminster

Quest Soccer Camp in Plametto Bay has aligned a partnership with Camp Westminster . The mutual agreement between Quest Soccer and Wetminster Camp solidifies an already existing long standing and harmonious relationship between Westminster Christian school and Quest Soccer. "For 9 years Quest Soccer has been in partnership with Westminster in the usage of the facilities and in place equipment, it was a logical step to put all the marketing and promotion of Quest Soccer at Palmetto Bay within one business environment." said Jason Aquila director of Quest Soccer. "It provides base line continuity."
Quest Soccer at Palmetto Bay will launch in 2009 in the month of July rather than their normal June dates. This year Quest Soccer at Palmetto Bay will be conducted from July 13 to July 17th. "We'll be able to maximize the resources of the campus almost exclusively with these new dates." said Aquila. "Our normal outdoor program will run as always but the option of indoor soccer will be there too."
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Thursday, April 9, 2009
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Quest Soccer implores the Soccer community to help Caribbean Hurricane Ike victims

Quest Soccer is emptying its warehouse of surplus soccer balls, shorts, shirts, and uniforms to be readied for shipment to to Caribbean Hurricane Ike victims. "We are asking all members especially within the South Florida soccer community to reach out and lend assistance to these desperate souls in Haiti, the Bahamas, and Cuba who were ravaged by Hurricane Ike." said Jason Aquila, Quest Soccer's co-director and founder. "Food, water, medicine, diapers, and shelter items are paramount for these people and we will be contributing what we can. We are in the soccer business so logically we are going to send our largest asset, which is soccer items but we ask all of the club, high school, retailers, and recreational soccer players and teams to dig a little further and assist our Caribbean neighbors with those paramount items in this time of need." said Aquila. "We want this message to go even further than South florida, we know this blog is read in over 45 countries, so if you read this please pass this information along-these people need our help now!"
Several South Florida-based groups are seeking donations to purchase food and building supplies to help victims of Hurricane Ike, Hurricane Gustav, Tropical Storm Hanna and Tropical Storm Fay in Haiti, which has killed more than 200 people during the past few weeks.
Among them:
• Catholic Charities of Miami wants to provide monetary assistance. Checks may be made payable to Catholic Charities of Miami with a notation in the memo line designating the donation for either Tropical Storm Fay or Hurricane Gustav or both and mailed to: Catholic Charities, Storm Aid, 9401 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami Shores, FL 33138. Donations can be made online via a secure internet site by accessing http://www.ccadm.org clicking on Donate Now, followed by designating the amount to be contributed and the donation option.
• Cross International, a Christian aid organization, is seeking to bring food. To provide donations call 1-800-391-8545 or visit www.crossinternational.org and click on the emergency hurricane support link.
• Food for the Poor, an international and development organization based in Coconut Creek, is asking for donations to purchase additional building materials for repairs to homes. Log onto www.FoodForThePoor.org/Gustav or call 1-800-487-1158.
• Lambi Fund of Haiti is accepting donations after many of the people it assists lost their crops and animals. To support the sustainable development efforts of Lambi Fund of Haiti, visit LambiFund.org to make an online donation or mail a check to Lambi Fund of Haiti, PO Box 18955, Washington, DC 20036.
• The Pan American Development Foundation has set up a website called Pan American Relief to collect donations. www.PanAmericanRelief.org
Also our Quest Soccer blog readers can go to the American Red Cross
as well as the Feed the Children Foundation
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Sunday, July 27, 2008
Downtown Soccer Miami hits the ground running with their Grand Opening

The Quest Soccer Camp wants to extend a warm welcome to the newest members of the South Florida Soccer Community. Downtown Soccer Miami is the newest concept in great soccer in Miami. The guys at Downtown Soccer Miami have invested their passion for the game and their love for Miami into a new facility close to Brickell, Midtown, and the heart of Miami
Some of the attributes of this new facility are:
- FUTSAL FIFA regulation-sized fields for 5 V 5 play - 80 x 120 ft.
- Professional-grade, monofilament, synthetic turf by SPORTEXE
- Stadium sports lighting for night time use
- Outdoor entertainment system with surround sound
- Fully equipped juice bar and wooden deck resting area
- Free wireless Internet
- Large screen television
- Cold vapor mist system for comfortable summer play
Welcome Downtown Soccer Miami from Quest Soccer!!!
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Monday, July 21, 2008
Philadelphia University Women's soccer player Heather Walton prepares for Quest Soccer Camp Kendall

Heather Walton the former Gulliver Prep standout soccer player is using her experience as a Quest Soccer Camp Instructor to step up to the added responsibility as the Quest Soccer Camp Kendall coordinator at the Killian Soccer Complex. Heather is partnering with A.J Diaz for Quest Soccer Camp Kendall at Killian Soccer Complex. The Quest Soccer Camp starts July 28th and continues through August 1st. Heather currently plays for the University of Philadelphia Women's Soccer Team. Heather has represented south Florida well in the city of brotherly love where she scored the winning goal against Millersville to help the Lady Rams to a CACC championship game where she also scored against Holy Family University
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Friday, July 18, 2008
Quest Soccer Camp Virginia Gardens final registration is underway

The Quest Soccer Camp at Virginia Gardens is wrapping up its final registration for the Quest Soccer Camp. All vital information can be found at this link HERE
This year intends to be as productive as 2007 as Coach Tim Shea once again leads the way with Quest Soccer at Virginia Gardens. Quest Soccer director Jason Aquila had this to say about the Virginia Gardens Camp. "The real soccer advantage is not only Tim Shea the assistant mens soccer coach at Barry University, but as the head men's varsity coach at Miami Springs Senior High, Tim is in such an incredible position to evaluate, process, and refer soccer talent before it gets to the high school era. For an aspiring soccer player to be able to go to Quest Soccer at Virginia Gardens and have them exposed to their potential high school or even college coach is a huge advantage."
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Monday, July 14, 2008
Soccer player Alec Spivak goes from Quest Soccer camper to Quest Soccer Camp Instructor Aide
Alec Spivak a former camper, now an Instructor aide assists a Quest Soccer Camper with her kicking skillsAlec Spivak has a definite love and passion for the game of soccer. Alec has just finished her first term as a Quest Soccer Camp Instructor Aide. Quest Soccer Camp Director Mike Hearns was Alec's first Soccer Coach when she was only 7 years old. Alec attended the Quest Soccer Camp as a camper for many years. The Quest Soccer Camp has always strived to promote from within and when Alec became of age she was quickly offered the opportunity to transition from camper to Quest Soccer Camp Instructor Aide.
Alec currently plays club soccer for the Kendall Soccer Coalition, and as a freshman was a starting midfielder for the always strong Miami Palmetto Senior High Women's soccer team."Alec was a tremendous help to Quest soccer this year and Mike and I always felt that if a child attends the Quest Soccer Camp a few times they will come to understand the Quest Soccer method. Alec proved that theory correct." said Quest Soccer Camp Director Jason Aquila
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Thursday, July 10, 2008
A.J Diaz and Heather Walton to lead Quest Soccer Camp at Killian Palms Soccer Complex
Perennial soccer standouts A.J Diaz formerly with the University of Alabama and Heather Walton currently with Philadelphia University will be the Quest Soccer Camp coordinators at Quest Soccer Camp at Killian Palms Soccer Complex. The dates for this latest extension of the Quest Soccer Camp experience are July 28th to August 1 2008. More details for the Quest Soccer Camp at killian Palms Soccer complex can be found HERE
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Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Quest Soccer Camp at Virginia Gardens will be at the Miami Springs 2008 4th of July parade

The Quest Soccer Camp will be at the Miami Springs 4th of July parade promoting the Quest Soccer Camp at Virginia Gardens. The parade begins at the venerable Miami Springs recreation center on Westward Drive and continues east down Westward Drive to the Miami Springs Circle. From there the route continues south down Curtiss Parkway where it commences at the Miami Springs Country Club. Quest Soccer Camp at Virginia Gardens coordinator Tim Shea will be on hand to answer any questions concerning the Quest Soccer Camp at Virginia Gardens.
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Friday, June 27, 2008
Quest Soccer Camp finishes successful first week at Ft. Pierce; now moves onto Kendall, Virginia Gardens, and Port St. Lucie
Quest Soccer's Jason Aquila, Ron Basile and Cliff WisdomThe Quest Soccer Camp at Ft. Pierce has successfully completed their inaugural week at Ft. Pierce and Quest Soccer Camp is now poised to move on to their next soccer camps at Virginia Gardens, Kendall, and Port St. Lucie.
Ron Basile who served as Quest Soccer camp Coordinator in Ft. Pierce will be bringing his winning ways and his competent staff later in the summer to Quest Soccer in Port St. Lucie. Jason Aquila the Quest Soccer Camp Director noted that "Ron Basile has such a knowledge for the game and he really communicates great soccer through action as well as speech to the players. We feel very fortunate to have Coach Ron on staff with us and are equally looking forward to what he can do in Port St. Lucie."
Tim Shea will be on his game also as he brings the Quest Soccer Camp to Virginia Gardens Florida for it's third year in a row. Tim serves as the Camp coordinator fro Quest Soccer at Virginia Gardens and his hometown roots and coaching ability have been a big part of the community's continued soccer success. "Tim's been playing and coaching in the Virginia Gardens-Miami Springs area his whole life, and throughout his whole life scores of great teams and players have come from the region. That is not a coincidence." said Aquila
Philadelphia University women's soccer sensation Heather Walton will be taking her soccer skills from Quest Soccer camp at Palmetto Bay to Quest Soccer Kendall where she will share co-coordinator roles with A.J Diaz a soccer standout in Dade County and former football field goal kicker for the University of Alabama. Both Heather and A.J will be leading the first ever Quest Soccer Camp held at Kendall (Florida).
"Through our alliance with Junior Premier Sports, Heather and A.J will conduct the first Quest Soccer Camp held at an astroturf facility. Besides the great astroturf field, there is also a swimming pool and a great natural grass facility. Quest soccer camp continues to grow and our campers are enjoying the flexibility of different venues." said Aquila
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Monday, June 23, 2008
Ron Basile kicks off Quest Soccer Camp at Ft. Pierce
Former Southern Connecticut State University Men's Soccer All-American Ron Basile led the young soccer players on the field at St. Anastasia School in Ft. Pierce, for the inaugural Quest Soccer Camp at Ft. Pierce. Ron is Quest Soccer's camp coordinatorr for Ft. Pierce and along with Quest Soccer Directors Jason Aquila and Mike Hearns started the first Quest Soccer camp in St. Lucie County. Goalkeeper sensation Cliff Wisdom was also on hand and will be assisting Coach Ron throughout the week long camp. Coach Ron intends to maintain the high standards of Quest Soccer and also promises to blend his coaching style, playing experience, and soccer knowledge to the attendees. Each Quest soccer camp member will end the week with their own Quest Soccer ball and an official Quest Soccer T-shirt. To see photos of Quest soccer Camp at Ft. Pierce you can click on the link in the right column of this blog or simply click HERE (For added effect click the "all sizes" above each picture to get the largest size)
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Sunday, June 22, 2008
Quest Soccer Camp finishes successful soccer camp in Palmetto Bay; now moves onto Ft. Pierce

Quest Soccer has completed their 2008 Palmetto Bay Soccer Camp and now move north along I-95 to begin their inaugural soccer camp opening at Ft. Pierce. The Quest Soccer Camp at Ft. Pierce begins June 23rd through June 27th. Quest Soccer Camp coordinator Ron Basile will be running the Quest Soccer Camp at Ft. Pierce. when asked about the Quest Soccer Camp at Ft. Pierce, Quest Soccer Director Jason Aquila stated: "When you have a talent like Ron Basile on staff you know that the quality of soccer instruction is going to be incredible. It's the perfect trifecta. We just finished Quest soccer at Palmetto Bay where our other camp coordinators Donna Holyman (Tampa) and Tim Shea (Virginia Gardens) just were with us for two weeks and now the camp moves north with Ron Basile. We're excited to say the least."
The Quest Soccer Camp at Ft. Pierce is being held at St. Anastasia School located at 401 South 33rd Street.
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Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Quest Soccer Camp still has limited openings at Palmetto Bay for the final week of Soccer Camp and Net Assault Camp June 16-20th
Quest Soccer Camp at Palmetto Bay is still accepting applications and soccer players for our second week of soccer camp June 16th to June 20th. Net Assault Soccer Camp is also open to high school age soccer players looking for the scoring edge and college preperation that only Quest Net Assault Camp offers in South Florida,
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Sunday, June 8, 2008
Quest Soccer Camp offers Full day and Half day soccer camp at Miami's Palmetto Bay

Quest Soccer Camp recognizes that some soccer players have commitments and demands upon them off of the soccer field. This year the Quest Soccer Camp at Palmetto Bay will be instituting a new half day program for those of our campers and their families that have afternoon commitments. The half day program starts at 9 am just like the full day program but for those in the half day plan, camp will end at 12 noon."Quest Soccer Camp at Miami's Palmetto Bay is poised to lead the way in affordability and family convenience. The half day soccer camp will allow those multi committed families and players to attain great soccer instruction as well as meet their other responsibilities." said Quest Soccer Camp Director Jason Aquila. For more information visit www.QuestSoccer.com and click on the Plametto Bay link, or just click HERE
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Saturday, June 7, 2008
Quest Soccer Director Jason Aquila says Quest Soccer Camp at Palmetto Bay will slash cost of Quest Soccer Camp to 2006 prices

The Quest Soccer Camp held in Miami's Palmetto Bay has decided to alleviate the strain of these tough economic times and is returning to 2006 prices. Citing the rising cost of fuel, and other staples Quest Soccer Director Jason Aquila has decided that he doesn't want to see people squeezed at each and every turn.
"Like everyone else we at Quest Soccer Camp here in Palmetto Bay are feeling the crunch but we have been able to put some market factors behind us and we want to pass those savings on to our players and their families." said Aquila.
"By no stretch of the imagination will it be easy but hopefully if we can tighten our belt and give these good families a break someone else will too."
The Quest Soccer Camp at Palmetto Bay will be held in it's 8th year at Westminster Christian School in South Central Miami Dade County sandwiched between historic Old Cutler Road and the azure waters of Biscayne Bay just off of Coral Reef Drive. "The facilities at Westminster Christian School are top notch and every player gets a soccer ball, and a t-shirt all for less than last year. Quest Soccer is doing their part to make soccer fun and affordable for the youth of Dade County." said Aquila
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Thursday, May 22, 2008
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Quest Soccer welcomes Downtown Soccer Miami to the South Florida Soccer Scene

The Quest Soccer Camp wants to extend a warm welcome to the newest members of the South Florida Soccer Community. Downtown Soccer Miamii is moments away from their grand opening and the newest concept in great soccer in Miami is about to begin. The guys at Downtown Soccer Miami have invested their passion for the game and their love for Miami into a new facility close to Brickell, Midtown, and the heart of Miami
Some of the attributes of this new facility are:
FUTSAL FIFA regulation-sized fields for 5 V 5 play - 80 x 120 ft.
Professional-grade, monofilament, synthetic turf by SPORTEXE
Stadium sports lighting for night time use
Outdoor entertainment system with surround sound
Fully equipped juice bar and wooden deck resting area
Free wireless Internet
Large screen television
Cold vapor mist system for comfortable summer play

Check out their website and blog HERE
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