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Three-year-old Nevada Pierre has been lighting up youth soccer fields in Winter Park, Florida - so much so that his skills sparked a major controversy. Playing in an i9 Sports league against kids around 5 years old, Nevada has been on a tear. According to his mother, he's scored more than 40 goals in just five games this season. In one match alone, his family said he found the net 10 times while dribbling past older opponents and holding onto the ball for long stretches. Videos from the games show him repeatedly beating defenders and scoring with ease. On October 24, 2026, that dominance became a problem. Other parents reportedly complained that he was "hogging" the ball and that it wasn't fair. League officials benched him, then removed him from the program. A league official called 911, describing the parents as disruptive. The family says police were called because Nevada was simply too good. Police treated it as a civil matter — no arrests or formal trespass orders were issued — and the family received a refund. Bodycam footage shows the official praising Nevada's talent while still asking the family to leave. The story went viral, with many questioning how a 3-year-old could be pulled from a kids' league for scoring too much. The league has launched a review of the incident.