Police called to youth soccer game over 3-year-old's skill

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Last updated Oct 28, 2026

Police called to youth soccer game over 3-year-old's skill
Summary

Police were called to a youth soccer game in Winter Park, Florida, on Saturday after complaints about 3-year-old Nevada, a player in a league designed for older children. Nevada repeatedly scored goals, which drew concern from other parents and league officials. His mother, Martasia, reported that the incident left Nevada traumatized and hesitant to return to the field. The police confirmed their presence was due to a disturbance between parents and officials but left without incident. The league has since refunded the family's registration fees and is reviewing the circumstances surrounding the incident.

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  • •Nevada is a 3-year-old soccer player from Winter Park, Florida.
  • •Police brought in over complaints from other parents during the game.
  • •His mother reported that he feels traumatized by the incident.
  • •The league refunded Nevada's registration fees amid ongoing concerns.
  • •Nevada's skills prompted the attention of former pro player Eddie Johnson.
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  • 3:16 AMYahoo Sports — The Police Were Called To A 3-Year-Old's Soccer Game "Because He's Too Good"
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“They called the police on a 3-year-old because he’s too good,” Nevada’s father, Don, can be heard saying in the video.

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