A New Chapter for Youth Soccer in Puerto Morelos


Kids who love soccer now have an exciting place to grow their skills right here in town.

The Chivas Academy in Puerto Morelos is part of the official Escuelas Chivas network, backed by Club Deportivo Guadalajara.

That means local players are learning the same style and values as one of Mexico’s top clubs.


Training at Deportivo Isaac Hamu


Practices take place at Deportivo Isaac Hamu, the main sports complex in Villas Morelos II along Av. Joaquín Zetina Gasca.

This field is no stranger to community events, and now it has the energy of boys and girls in red and white stripes working hard on their game.

Parents can watch from the small bleachers while the kids run drills under the late afternoon sun.


What the Chivas Academies Are All About


Escuelas Chivas are more than soccer schools. They put an emphasis on teamwork, sportsmanship, and discipline, while also encouraging keeping up with studies at home.

The programs in Mexico and the United States all share the same curriculum, which mirrors the philosophy of the professional club.


Details for Families


While Puerto Morelos does have an active Chivas academy, the finer details like exact fees, age categories, and training times aren’t listed publicly online.

Families interested should call or email the academy directly to learn about open spots and seasonal schedules. Contact information can be found at the official Escuelas Chivas site.


Scholarships and Local Support


There’s been plenty of talk about keeping soccer accessible to all, but official announcements on scholarships or municipal support haven’t been published.

If programs like these do exist, the best way to confirm is through the academy itself.


The Takeaway


For local kids with big soccer dreams, the Chivas Academy is a chance to train in an environment built on discipline and passion for the game.

Practices happen right in Villas Morelos II, no long drives to Cancún or Playa del Carmen needed.

t’s another way our town is giving young people the tools to grow, both on and off the field.