• Friday, April 18th
• Friday, April 25th
• Friday, May 2nd
• Friday, May 9th
• Friday, May 16th
• Friday, May 30th
• Friday, June 6th

NOTE: No session scheduled for Friday, May 23th-Memorial Day Weekend

Soccer Performance International is proud to begin its’ 8th year with CYA soccer! The partnership between the two organizations is one based on education of both players and coaches. This successful partnership has impacted over 4,000 players and 520 coaches through a training program tailored to meet the specific needs of CYA. Over the past 7 years CYA members have enjoyed and benefited from weekend training sessions on skills development along with practical instruction for parent coaches.

Since CYA believes that player development begins with a proper coaches’ education, SPI licensed trainer’s aid in the transition of new coaches and further develop the seasoned coach. SPI offers a well rounded program consisting of classroom training on the "Fundamentals of Coaching", skills training sessions, and team visits. SPI is also proud to have played a role in the certification of over 300 CYA coaches through the Virginia Youth Soccer Association (VYSA).

In the spring 2008 and as part of a growing CYA Legacy Program, SPI will begin training the six new U-9 travel teams "graduating" from the clubs recreational program along side of the six U10 teams. Many of these players have been trained by SPI since they were U-5 and participated in the HUGS program! These teams will be playing in all three of the local area leagues (WAGS, NCSL and ODSL). The Legacy Program will have SPI professionally licensed trainers working closely with CYA coaches in all facets of team and player development.

The principal of educating players and coaches will continue to be the focus of a successful relationship between both organizations.

International and USSF trainers will coninue their high level training with the (6) new U9 travel and (6) rising U10 teams this fall. The five boys and six girls teams will train Monday through Friday at the CYA leased Word of Grace Athletic Complex in Herndon. CYA soccer has taken full operational control of the facility, and will continue training all its’ 44 travel teams on this “state-of-the-art” training facility.  

The U9-U10 Legacy Training Program, in the works for over two years, involves 12 volunteer coaches, 10 professional trainers and over 150 very talented young players. The program aims to utilize experts in the field of player development to assist coaches in the coaching of their individual teams. Coaches will work closely with SPI staff to monitor and track player development over the next two years.

For more information on the CYA Legacy Program contact program director at soccer@chantillyyouth.org     

SPI will soon begin its 9th season of developing players and coaches at ODFC. ODFC is the newest premier soccer club in the area and is based out of South Riding, Virginia. The Old Dominion Football Club Dragons cater to players ranging in ages 3 to 18 years old. The club philosophy is  simple but powerful, placing emphasis on education and development-not on "winning at all cost".

The Shenandoah County Soccer League (SCSL) is the newest club to partner with SPI as it sets its sights on providing all their players and coaches the best soccer education available. This summer camp is part of an on-going developmental program started in March 2007 and will focus on both players and coaches. SCSL has over 600 players and 60 coaches as members and anticipates a dramatic growth over the next two years.  

The summer camp held in Woodstock is part of an on-going developmental program started in early March 2007 and focused on both players and coaches. SCSL has over 600 players and 60 coaches as members and anticipates a dramatic growth over the next two years.