As part of our efforts to improve the quality of our children's soccer experience and ongoing education for our volunteer coaches who may be new to the game, WBSA has organized a few free training sessions for WBSA players and coaches on the following Fridays from 6pm - 7:30pm:

March 2nd (focus on dribbling)

March 23rd (focus on changes)
March 30th (focus on passing)
April 13th (focus on shooting)
April 20th (focus on goalkeeping)

These will be conducted at the Shoreline field by Coach Daniel Benito and his team of coaches.  See below for a brief biography of Coach Daniel and his philosophy of coaching at One World Soccer.  Please mark your calendars and plan to use this opportunity to further your kids' skills and love for the game!  Coaches are encouraged to attend and participate (especially new coaches to WBSA and/or soccer).  Daniel can offer some great insight and ideas on coaching at a variety of age and skill levels.

WBSA Dragons U13B DII Select Soccer Team

The Dragons have won 8 straight regular season titles, 6 of those have been undefeated seasons, amassing a record of 65-2-1 !

They have two CAYSA Championships and two District Championship titles, as well as placing 3rd in state last season.

Congratulations to Dale and his Dragons!

The Cheetahs are an under 11 girl’s team that plays for the Wells Branch Soccer Association. In the spring of 2009 the Cheetahs finished tied for second place in their divisional league play and earned and invitation to the CAYSA Tournament. The Cheetahs were unable to play this tournament because it was rained out. That fall the Cheetahs finished 1st in their divisional league play and earned another invitation to the CAYSA Tournament. The Cheetahs finished third in that Fall CAYSA Tournament. In the spring of 2010, the Cheetahs finished 2nd in their divisional league play earning their third straight invitation to the CAYSA Tournament. The Cheetahs were the top point earners in the tournament and were the top seed going into the final. The Cheetahs ended up finishing second in a double overtime loss!