May 07, 2026
Denver, Colorado - May 07, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE -
Kick It 3v3 Soccer announced today that its World Tour Fan Festival Tournament will take place at Kasch Park in Everett, Washington, on Saturday, June 20, 2026, just outside Seattle. The one-day tournament coincides with 2026 FIFA World Cup matches in the region and is designed to provide traveling teams, families, and fans the opportunity to participate in competitive small-sided soccer alongside the global tournament.
As part of its broader 2026 World Tour, Kick It 3v3 Soccer is hosting events in World Cup host cities, giving traveling teams, families, and adult players and fans the opportunity to participate in competitive play while experiencing the atmosphere of the global tournament.
“This is a significant moment for soccer in the United States,” said Dan Stratford, CEO and Owner of Kick It 3v3 Soccer. “The World Tour was built to give players and families the opportunity to not just watch the World Cup, but to be part of it. Those traveling to the region for the games can step onto the field for some fun competition as well.”
Kick It 3v3 Soccer is also partnering with the City of Everett to bring the event to the region, marking the beginning of what the organization describes as a long-term commitment to Washington.
“We are pleased to be back in the Seattle market and to partner with the City of Everett on this event,” Stratford added. “Plans call for this to be the first of three to four events annually in Washington as the company continues to grow the game and build a local tournament network back to the pre-covid footprint.”
The event is expected to attract 60 to 100 teams along with families and visiting fans, creating a festival atmosphere aligned with the World Cup. The one-day tournament will feature 3v3 matches, along with additional competitions including 1v1 challenges and 2v2 soccer tennis. The variety of formats gives participants multiple ways to engage during the day, whether competing on a team or as individuals.
Open to all ages and skill levels, the tournament includes youth divisions from U6 through U19, as well as adult men's, women's, and co-ed divisions. Every team is guaranteed at least four games during the day. Players will compete for medals as well as sportsmanship awards recognizing conduct on the field.
The event also connects to the Kick It national pathway, with teams able to earn points toward the Kick It 3v3 World Championship in Vail, Colorado, scheduled for July 24 to 26, 2026. The points system links local competition to a national tournament event, providing a competitive structure that extends beyond a single weekend.
“Seattle is one of the strongest soccer markets in the United States,” Stratford said. “With the World Cup bringing fans from around the globe, this event gives people a way to connect with the game beyond the stadium, on the field, with their friends, families, and communities.”
The Kick It 3v3 World Tour represents a nationwide expansion effort in 2026, reinforcing the organization's stated mission to grow the game through small-sided play while creating community-driven soccer experiences tied to the sport's global events.
The tournament will be held Saturday, June 20, 2026, at the Kasch Park Athletic Complex in Everett, Washington. The format includes a 3v3 tournament along with 1v1 and 2v2 competitions. Participation is open to youth players, adults, individuals, and teams.
Registration is open. For more information, visit https://www.kickitsoccer.com/3v3-tournaments/seattle-wa-everett-world-tour-june-2026/.
Founded in 1990, Kick It 3v3 Soccer is a grassroots small-sided soccer tour in North America. With events across the United States and internationally, Kick It focuses on small-sided play that emphasizes touches, creativity, and enjoyment for players of all ages and skill levels.
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For more information about Kick It Soccer, contact the company here:
Kick It Soccer
Dan Stratford
303-731-6144
dstratford@kickitsoccer.com
Kick It is the first grassroots small-sided soccer tournament tour in North America.
