Program Divisions

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LITTLE KICKERS

Our Little Kickers Intro Clinic is a short, high-energy introduction to soccer designed specifically for 3yr olds.


Sessions are intentionally kept to 25–30 minutes to match attention spans and energy levels, ensuring kids stay engaged, smiling,

and successful.


Through fun games, movement activities, and simple ball play, children develop basic coordination, balance,
and confidence; all in a positive, pressure-free environment.


What parents can expect:

  • Age-appropriate activities focused on fun and movement
  • Introduction to kicking, stopping, and running with the ball
  • Small groups with constant coach guidance
  • No games, no scores, no pressure. Just fun and confidence building
  • Parent-friendly format designed for
    first-time players


This clinic is the perfect first step into organized sports and helps children build comfort, confidence, and excitement around soccer.

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MINI BALLERS

Our Pre-K & Kindergarten division for the 4 & 5 year olds. This is designed as a fun, pressure-free introduction to soccer.


Following U.S. youth soccer guidelines, sessions focus on movement, coordination, ball familiarity, and listening skills; NOT standings or scores.


Players learn through games, imagination, and repetition while developing confidence and a love for being active.


What parents can expect:

  • Small-sided play
    (3v3/4v4 style activities)
  • No goalkeepers
  • Emphasis on fun, creativity
    & confidence
  • Age-appropriate coaching
    and positive reinforcement

STRIKERS

The Strikers Division (6-8 yr olds) builds the technical foundation every young soccer player needs. In line with U.S. Soccer’s small-sided standards, players learn proper dribbling, passing, shooting, spacing, and teamwork through guided play. Matches remain development-focused, ensuring every child gets plenty of touches on the ball.


What parents can expect:

  • Small-sided games (4v4)
  • Equal playing time
  • Introduction to basic rules and positions
  • Focus on skill growth over results
  • Early stages of confidence, sportsmanship and teamwork




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TITANS

The Titans Division (9 & 10 yr olds) introduces more structured play while maintaining a development-first approach.


Players begin refining technique, learning decision-making, and understanding team shape; all while continuing to get meaningful touches and equal opportunities on the field.


What parents can expect:

  • Small-sided format (7v7)
  • Introduction of goalkeepers
  • Expanded rules and tactical awareness
  • Emphasis on confidence,
    sportsmanship, and teamwork
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PREMIER

Premier Division (11 & 12 yr olds) bridges the gap between youth development and competitive play.


Following U.S. Soccer
age-appropriate standards, players learn advanced positioning, game strategy, and responsibility—without losing sight of enjoyment and player well-being. This division prepares athletes for middle school, travel, and club soccer environments.


What parents can expect:

  • Small-sided format (9v9)
  • Full introduction to game strategy and team roles
  • Focus on leadership, accountability, and respect
  • Continued priority on development,
    safety, and fair play
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ELITE

Elite Division (13 & 14 yr olds) focuses on advanced technical development, tactical understanding, speed of play, confidence under pressure, and leadership.


We do this while still maintaining the fun, passion, and love for the game that makes players want to keep improving.


What parents can expect:

  • 11v11 - IF registration does not support that format we will switch to more competitive smaller-sided games that still focus on and drive player development forward for their specific ages
  • Increased emphasis on technical precision and decision making
  • Tactical development
  • Coaches who challenge players while building confidence and accountability
  • A positive but competitive culture centered around effort, growth, and teamwork
  • Leadership development both on and off the field
  • Organized training environments
  • Clear communication and structured development goals
  • Coaches focused on long-term player growth
  • An emphasis on discipline, confidence, sportsmanship, and maturity