TOCA Allen threw open its doors again on October 24 after a renovation that replaced the facility's old gravel-and-rubber flooring with concrete and sand, part of a broader overhaul that also added new turf and three boarded 5v5 fields. The north Dallas soccer center, located at 950 E. Main St., marked the milestone with a grand reopening celebration featuring activities, food, vendors and a free adult 5v5 tournament.
The company says the renovation represents a full refresh of the space it has occupied for years. According to tocafootball.com, “We open the doors on October 24,” and the project included “brand-new turf, three new boarded fields, and the new TOCA Fit.” The site also details the ground-up nature of the surface swap, noting that “the gravel underneath is now concrete, the rubber infill is now sand.”
What's New Inside the Facility
Among the headline additions is TOCA Fit, a dedicated area built around coached strength and conditioning for athletes ages 6 to 16, regardless of which sport they play, per the company's own materials. The renovation also brought eight TOCA Training Studios designed specifically for private sessions, giving players a separate space from the main fields for one-on-one or small-group coaching.
As reported by Community Impact, TOCA held a ribbon-cutting event with the Allen Chamber of Commerce to celebrate the grand reopening. The outlet's report, authored by Mary Katherine Shapiro, also notes the renovations included a new front desk alongside the new fields.
Programming for Every Age Group
TOCA Allen bills itself as north Dallas's home for indoor, year-round soccer, offering children's classes and camps, private training and clinics, and adult leagues and pickup games. The company's youth classes are tailored for kids ages 1 to 13, while a separate Practice & Game Day program places individuals ages 4 to 12 onto a team with a weekly practice and a weekly game built in.
Community Impact's report quotes Amaris Faraj, identified as TOCA's leagues coordinator, saying leagues run every day of the week and that the facility welcomes people of all ages. The center's offerings span from youth and adult leagues to year-round tournaments and private lessons, rounding out a programming slate that now runs through a fully rebuilt space.
The newly reopened center continues to operate under TOCA's broader network, with program details and registration listed at www.tocafootball.com.
