ASG Academy (Ages 8-12)
ASG Academy
This is the introductory program to elite competition and travel. Directly connected to the Jr. Academy program, the Academy teams are trained twice weekly using a curriculum based on age appropriate guidelines outlined by US Soccer. Academy coaching professionals offer technical and tactical sessions formulating the core building blocks essential to higher level competition. Teams travel and participate in leagues based on the level of performance and a serious commitment is expected from players, parents and coaches alike. Licensed coaches conduct age and skill appropriate training programs with emphasis on technical development of the players. This will be accomplished by a maximum number of touches on the ball. We are committed to creating a passion for the sport of soccer through a fun, positive training environment..
Girls Academy Teams
ASG 2013 Girls
ASG 2013 Girls
ASG 2013 Girls
Coach Julieta Massari
2nd place at the Destin Rodeo
1st in the EDP League
ASG 2011 Girls
ASG 2013 Girls
ASG 2013 Girls
Coach Anthony Allbaugh
2nd place at the MOBA Shootout
1st place at the Labor Day Shootout
1st place at the Peanut Classic
2nd place at the Destin Rodeo
1st in the EDP League
ASG 2010 Girls
ASG 2013 Girls
ASG 2010 Girls
Coach Matt Stolk
1st at the Peanut Classic
2nd at the Destin Rodeo
2nd at the Orlando Cup
Playing last game in the EDP League and have a good chance at 1st
Boys Academy Teams
ASG 2013 Boys
ASG 2013 Boys
ASG 2013 Boys
Coach David Weiss
1st place at the TASA Tournament
ASG 2012 Boys
ASG 2013 Boys
ASG 2013 Boys
Coach Arlind Berisha
1st place at the Peanut Classic
ASG 2010 Boys
ASG 2013 Boys
ASG 2010 Boys
Coach Greg Lamendola
1st place at the MOBA Summer Shootout
Frequently Asked Questions
1) How much travel is involved with each team?
Each team will play local league games and participate in tournaments. Most tournaments are on average 3-4 hours away with the exception of regional tournaments. Teams typically travel to one possibly two tournaments a month. U9 teams will only travel to a few tournaments each season.
2) My Child is 8 years old. Why should they join a competitive team?
With the younger age groups travel starts out lite. Teams will play in smaller, more local tournaments which will give them a good introduction to the competitive world.
3) How much does competitive soccer cost?
ASG competitive teams are split into two payments a season. ASG training fees covers administrative fees, specialty fees and coach’s fees which typically cost between $350-$395 a season. ASG team fees which are fees associated with your actual team range depending on sponsorships, size of the team and the amount of time your team travels. This cost is typically around $350.
4) How do we order uniforms?
Once teams have been established, Cyndi Boswell will allow you to choose (based on availability) your child’s number. From that she will send you a link to soccer.com to order your uniforms. Our club required uniforms are red and white tops, black shorts and red and black socks. Each team has the options to choose a black and yellow tops and red shorts in addition to the required set.