BECOME ELITE SOCCER
Community Is At The Top of The List In Our Core Values
Communities and Clubs rarely have a good relationship and this is one of the major disconnects in US Soccer. Become Elite is doing things differently as our goal is to make a difference.
Four out of the five tiers in our Pyramid is heavily community based and why we want to be vested in our Communities and in turn our Communities will be vested in us. Our goal is to have an influence on soccer related activities both on and off the field from toddlers up to High School.
Community matters
Work with, not against our communities
“Work with, not against our Communities” – Carl Ashley
We actually strive to work with our Merrimack Valley and North Shore town sport programs, and not against them. Why? We genuinely find that it’s often the multi-sport athletes that have the best natural talent. This is due in large part to their advanced hand-eye coordination, range of reflexes and keen social advantages.
With our acclaimed coaching staff, BES works to see precisely where each athlete is at, developing that raw talent in order to maximize your student-athlete’s opportunities on and beyond the soccer pitch.
player first
Too often, multi-sport athletes are neglected, or forced to pick one sport far too early! Even with the best intentions, this approach can hurt the player developmentally, socially, and even financially.
That’s why BES encourages trying and loving more than one sport.
Community Relationships
Building community relationships with our High Schools is a driving principle of our club. It’s rare players need to drop High School Soccer and our club participates in a range of US Youth Soccer leagues and tournaments that don’t interfere with the High School Soccer Season. This benefits our communities by developing our players for High School Soccer and encouraging dual roster opportunities with town travel teams.
If you believe your community could benefit from a partnership with Become Elite Soccer