At Springs Soccer Club, we like to celebrate not just our players, but our coaches who aspire to excellence and lead by example. That's why we’re thrilled to highlight the accomplishments of Coach Pedro and Coach Camvoy , who recently achieved significant milestones in their coaching careers. Coach Pedro earned his US Soccer National B License, while Coach Camvoy secured his US Soccer National C License. These achievements underscore their dedication to personal development and the pursuit of coaching excellence and we are proud do share their success with the club! What Do These Licenses Mean? The US Soccer National Coaching Licenses represent a structured progression of learning, skills, and expertise for coaches at every level of the game. Here’s what makes these licenses so impactful: National B License The National B License is designed for coaches working with older youth players and players at the collegiate level. It focuses on understanding the principles of team tactics, advanced training methodologies, and fostering player development. Earning this license requires extensive coursework, practical assessments, and a demonstrated ability to create and implement comprehensive training plans. Coaches who hold a B License are equipped to mentor players as they transition into advanced competitive environments. National C License The National C License serves as a foundational step for coaches preparing players in the U13-U19 youth competitive arena. It emphasizes age-appropriate coaching methods, the fundamentals of team organization, and creating an environment that nurtures technical and tactical growth. Like the B License, it requires rigorous education and practical evaluation, ensuring that coaches can effectively guide young players through critical stages of their soccer journey. Why the License Ladder Matters At Springs Soccer Club, we believe that our coaches’ development directly impacts our players’ growth. By pursuing the US Soccer license pathway, our coaches gain: Enhanced Knowledge: The licenses provide access to cutting-edge coaching methodologies and resources that keep our coaches ahead of the curve. Player-Centric Focus: Each license equips coaches to better understand the needs of players at different stages of development. Commitment to Excellence: Pursuing higher licenses demonstrates a dedication to ongoing improvement, mirroring the values we instill in our players. A Culture of Growth Coach Pedro and Coach Camvoy’s accomplishments reflect our club’s philosophy that learning never stops. All our coaches are encouraged to climb the licensing ladder, not just as a professional goal but as a commitment to, and example for, the players they serve. When our coaches grow, our players benefit from better training environments, more effective instruction, and a deeper understanding of the game. We’re incredibly proud of Coach Pedro and Coach Camvoy for their hard work and determination in achieving these significant milestones. Their achievements highlight not just their hard work, but their talent as coaches. We know how passionate these coaches are about soccer and about teaching valuable life lessons to their players, and US Soccer does too! If you see them out on the fields make sure to congratulate them! Go Springs!

Springs Soccer Club’s Zidaan Williams Selected for Antigua and Barbuda U-17 National Team  We are excited to announce Zidaan Williams, a standout player with our club, has been officially selected to join the Antigua and Barbuda U-17 National Team for the upcoming Concacaf U-17 Men's Qualifiers. The tournament, which will take place in Guatemala from February 7-16, 2025, is a key stepping stone to the FIFA U-17 World Cup. The Antigua and Barbuda Football Association (ABFA) formally requested Zidaan’s release for training throughout January 2025. During this period, Zidaan will formally train alongside his national teammates to develop cohesion, build relationships, and prepare for the challenges ahead in this prestigious tournament. A Proud Moment for Springs Soccer Club This selection serves as an acknowledgement of Zidaan’s exceptional skill, dedication, and professionalism—qualities that we are proud to have helped grow and encourage through his time at Springs Soccer Club. It’s a testament to the hard work of our coaches, staff, and the supportive soccer community that continues to foster young talent. And, it is an endorsement of Zidaan's notable commitment and drive to be great. The Concacaf U-17 Men's Qualifiers are a significant opportunity for players to showcase their talents on an international stage, competing against the best in the region. For Zidaan, this is a moment to shine and contribute to his national team's aspirations while gaining invaluable experience just as much as it is a celebration of all he’s done thus far. Building Bridges Through Football As emphasized by ABFA, the collaboration between clubs like ours and national teams creates unparalleled growth opportunities for players. Springs Soccer Club is honored to support Zidaan in this journey and is confident that his experience with the national team will enhance his development as both a player and a person. We wish you and the Antigua and Barbuda U-17 team the best as you prepare for the Concacaf U-17 Men's Qualifiers! The entire Springs Soccer Club family is proud to see one of our own represent on such a prestigious stage. Let’s cheer him on as he takes this exciting step forward! Go Zidaan! Go Antigua and Barbuda! Go Springs!

The Springs Holiday Cup once again proved why it’s one of the premier soccer events in the state! This year’s tournament was a tremendous success, drawing 326 teams from 62 clubs, including international teams from the Cayman Islands and Jamaica. Over the course of three exciting days and nights, fields across Broward were alive with energy, competition, and community. The event kicked off with an opening ceremony attended by the Vice Mayor of Coral Springs, Nancy Metayer Bowen, showcasing the city’s commitment to supporting youth sports and fostering a vibrant community. The atmosphere was electric, with live music, delicious food, and vibrant vendor stands, creating a festival-like experience for players and spectators alike. Field to field, you could hear parents, family, friends, coaches, teammates cheering and celebrating. As always, we are honored to have the opportunity to host such an event. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the City of Coral Springs and the Parks and Recreation Department for their unwavering support and partnership in making this event possible. Their dedication to providing top-notch facilities and resources helped ensure a seamless and enjoyable experience for all. Our Results Our Springs Soccer Club teams had a fantastic showing at the Holiday Cup, demonstrating incredible skill, teamwork, and determination. Thought there were numerous notable performances, in particular, we’d like to shout out the teams that made it to the finals of their division: 2017 Boys Phantom : Finalist 2013 Boys Tiempo : Finalist 2012 Boys Elite : Finalist 2011 Boys Elite : Champion 2010 Boys Elite : Champion 2006/07 Boys RL : Champion 2012 Girls NPL : Champion 2012 Girls Phantom : Champion 2009 Boys ECNL : Champion 2006 Boys ECNL : Champion 2011 Girls Phantom : Champion 2005 Boys : Champion Congratulations to all our teams for their hard work and dedication! Your performances on the field were a testament to the level of excellence we strive for at this club. Looking Ahead We are grateful to everyone who contributed to the success of this event, from the coaches and players to the parents and volunteers who gave their time and energy. A special shoutout goes to our sponsors and supporters who help make events like the Springs Holiday Cup possible. We are eager to build on this year’s success, and look forward to an even bigger and better Springs Holiday Cup next year!

Springs Soccer Club is proud to announce that our very own Cameron Williams has been selected to participate in US Club Soccer’s ID2 National Identification and Development Program! This prestigious event will take place in Charleston, SC, from December 13-15. The ID2 Program is a unique opportunity that brings together some of the top youth soccer players from across the country. During the event, Cameron will have the chance to engage in high-level training sessions, showcase his talent in front of national scouts, and further develop his skills alongside other elite players. The program also serves as a pathway for potential inclusion in U.S. Soccer’s National Team programs, making this another incredible step forward in Cameron’s soccer journey. This selection is a testament to Cameron’s hard work, dedication, and talent on the field. It also reflects the guidance provided by the coaches, the hard work shared with teammates, and supportive backing of his family. The Springs Soccer Club community is proud to see you continue to chase down your goals. Please join us in congratulating Cameron on this remarkable achievement! We’ll be cheering him on as he represents Springs SC at the ID2 National Identification and Development Program. Stay tuned for updates and be sure to check our social media channels for future interview with Cameron. Go Springs!

This past weekend, our U17 Elite Boys had a statement performance in the 37th Annual Plantation Thanksgiving Classic, competing two age divisions up in the U19 bracket. Against older and more experienced opponents, the squad rose to the occasion, proving they are more than capable of holding their own against top-level competition. After a series of intense matches, the team reached the finals, where they faced East Florida United. Despite their hard-fought efforts, the game ended in a 2-0 loss; our 2008 Boys ended their weekend with a notable second-place finish. Reflecting on the tournament, Coach Pedro shared some insight into his team's preparation and performance: “Most of the boys play high school soccer, where they’re already competing against older players. We focused on being defensively disciplined and working together as a unit. Playing older opponents meant facing a speed and size disadvantage, so effort was key. The boys had some doubts, but once the whistle blew, the way they played, you couldn’t tell which was the younger team.” The team demonstrated incredible resilience throughout the weekend. Coach Pedro highlighted one such moment of resolve: “I was really proud of how resilient they were in tough moments. In our first game, we went down a player due to a double yellow and conceded a penalty, but the mindset to block the penalty and then go on to score two goals was a key moment for us. I’m also very proud of how they played for each other and left it all on the field.” This result underscores the team’s ability to rise above adversity and embrace challenges as opportunities for growth. Looking ahead, the 2008 Elite Boys have ambitious goals: “We want to build off this performance and continue to work. We have the Springs Cup coming up, and we want to have a great showing in our age group against top competition. Then, we’ll focus on starting the new year strong at the ECNL RL Showcase in January.” The Thanksgiving Classic marks a significant temperature check for the 2008 Elite Boys, as they continue to prepare for even greater challenges ahead. The table is set, their seat is open, and they're hungry for more competition this season. This result highlights the long-term player development philosophy at Springs Soccer Club, where players are consistently pushed to compete at their highest potential. This is a team that welcomes the challenge, and is better for it. We congratulate the 2008 Elite Boys team, their coaching staff, and families on an outstanding achievement this holiday break. The Springs Soccer Club community is proud of their accomplishments thus far, and is excited to see what they achieve next. Go Springs!

We are excited to share the success of Coach Camoy and the U14 Boys Phantom team, who made waves by winning it all at the Tampa Bay Super Cup! Facing tough competition, the boys showcased their cohesiveness, confidence, and skill to hit the Gulf Coast running and come home with the championship trophy. When asked what led to the team’s success, Coach Camoy highlighted their competitive nature. “We are a very hard-working team, and we compete no matter the game situation or opponent,” he said. This drive was evident in every match as the team fought to the final whistle. Key performances came from several players throughout the tournament. Jackenson Pierre, Yonatan Mizrahi, and Ioni Alushani delivered consistently strong performances, contributing significantly to the team’s success. However, it was team captain Juan Montilla who provided a defining moment of brilliance in a must-win game that propelled the team to the final. “The magic of Juan Montilla,” as Coach Camoy put it, was critical in securing their championship run. Regardless of any one player's individual contributions, the victory was a true team effort. Their trust and confidence in each other allowed them to be greater than the sum of their parts. The tournament also provided valuable insight into the team’s character. “We are resilient and will be a tough team to play against,” Coach Camoy shared. This resilience became a hallmark of their play as they overcame challenging moments with determination and teamwork. Looking ahead, the team has a clear goal for the season. “Our goal is to always be better than yesterday,” Coach Camoy said. With that mindset—and under Coach Camoy's motivated guidance—they aim to bring home more trophies and secure a spot in the playoffs by the season's end. Congratulations to Coach Camoy and the U14 Boys on their outstanding achievement! Their hard work, resilience, and competitive spirit have set the tone for what will surely be a remarkable season. We are extremely proud of you! Go Springs!

At Springs Soccer Club, the safety of our players, coaches, and families is always our top priority. This safety graphic outlines some announcements we ask you to follow to create a secure and healthy environment. We are committed to providing a space where players can focus on developing their skills and growing as athletes, and their well-being is our first concern. Please take a moment to review these safety practices, and feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns. Together, we can ensure a safe, enjoyable season for everyone involved. If you'd like to see additional information about club policies, visit the Club Resources section on PlayMetrics, or check out the Club Policies page on our site! Thank you!

The 2011 Boys are on the top the table in ECNL-R play. Let's take a look at their success thus far.

We are very proud to announce that both our U9 Elite Girls and U13 Elite Girls teams captured championship titles at the Play for 8 Cup! The U9 Elite Girls team brought home the silverware in an outstanding tournament performance. Competing against local competition in a 7v7 format, they delivered exceptional teamwork and individual brilliance to advance to the final, where they faced a rival in Parkland Soccer Club. In an intense, fast-paced match, our girls maintained their composure and played with passion, securing a 2-0 victory. Their defense was solid, responding to every challenge Parkland presented, while their control of the game showcased their growth and teamwork. They successfully secured not just the cup, but the clean sheet! Coach Roxy shared her thoughts on the team’s performance: “The girls competed with heart and played together, keeping possession and defending everything Parkland threw at them. It was a high-paced, exciting game, and they had so much fun out there!” Our U13 Girls also claimed the championship, beating a local club FC Prime in the final with a performance that displayed the same skill, determination, and sportsmanship they shown throughout the season. Their journey, like the U9 team’s, is a testament to the hard work of our players, the dedication of our coaches, and the support of our families. Their trophy will look great alongside the Lake Nona silverware they claimed earlier this season! The Play for 8 Cup’s round-robin format emphasizes competition, and both teams rose to that call in each match, from the beginning to the end. Congratulations to our U9 Elite Girls and U13 Girls teams on these fantastic wins! Let's keep the momentum going!  "The Play for 8 Cup is established in honor of Alyssa Alhadeff, a 14-year-old soccer player with Parkland Soccer Club, who was one of 17 students and teachers who lost her life in the school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on February 14, 2018 (Valentine’s Day). Tournament proceeds will be donated to Make Our Schools Safe, a 501(c)3 national non-profit organization dedicated to protecting students and teachers at school. Founded by Alyssa’s parents, the mission is to empower students and staff to help create and maintain a culture of safety and vigilance in a secure school environment." If you would like to learn more, or make a donation to Make Our Schools Safe, click here .