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​133 Sports Parkway

Suite F

Keller, TX 76248

Office hours

Tuesday: 9:30 – 1:30

Thursday: 9:30 – 1:30

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WHY WE'RE DOING THIS

KSA has recreational soccer, and others have club/select soccer — but nothing structured in between. This fall we’re launching a real answer: coached, affordable, and built from what our own families asked for.

FALL PILOT AT A GLANCE

Day & Time Wednesday evenings
Dates
Oct 21 – Dec 16 (8 weeks, no session Nov 25)
Location
Keller Soccer Complex
Tracks
Beginner, Developing, Advanced
Investment
$150 per player

Stats from a recent survey of KSA members support the need for a new type of Development Academy.

0 %
said yes or maybe to this program
0 %
want a path to HS soccer
0 %
want a mini-season

WHAT IT IS

A five-pillar development curriculum — Ball Mastery, Speed/Agility/Conditioning, Game Intelligence, Confidence Building, and Tactical Awareness — delivered across three skill tracks:

  • Beginner — building foundational ball control and game awareness
  • Developing — refining technique, decision-making, and fitness
  • Advanced — preparing for middle school, high school, or club soccer

YOUR TRAINING PARTNER

Global Futbol Training — founded 2008 by former professional player Jeremie Piette — is KSA’s official developmental bridge between recreational and competitive soccer. Every session is coached by qualified, paid GFT staff, not volunteer parent-coaches.

Get Started

HOW TO JOIN

01

Register in GotSport

02

Spots are limited

About 50 players across all three tracks for the fall pilot.

03

Questions?

Please reach out to the KSA President or Education Director.

[email protected] (Jason Burbach) or [email protected] (Berry Adams)

Essential Tips for Referees

Referee Top 10: Keys to Success on the Field

1. Know the Laws of the Game – Study the rules of the league or competition level.

2. Be Professional – Arrive on time, wear the proper uniform, stay prepared, and act as part of a team.

3. Show Respect – Treat players, coaches, parents, and fans with respect. Explain decisions when needed.

4. Seek Assessments – Regularly request evaluations from mentors, coaches, and players to improve.

5. Be Consistent – Always be firm, fair, and honest when making calls.

6. Know & Use Proper Procedures – Attend referee meetings, clinics, and seminars to stay updated.

7. Manage Your Workload – Only accept games at levels you can officiate effectively.

8. Stay Calm – Take each game seriously and maintain composure under pressure.

9. Be Confident & Courageous – Avoid arrogance while making strong and fair decisions.

10. Smile & Enjoy the Game! – A positive attitude makes the experience better for everyone.