What ages and program levels does Texas Premier Soccer Club offer?The club serves players ages 4 through 18 with Next Up Academy and Kickers/Junior Academy options for beginners and recreational development, plus Elite Competitive Academy and Premier Academy tracks for committed competitive players. League placement spans developmental YDSL and local TYSA play through EDPL, State Classic League, Frontier Conference, and UPSL Academy or semi-pro pathways for the highest bands. Families without prior soccer experience are welcome.
About
Texas Premier Soccer Club is a nonprofit youth soccer organization founded in 2016 that serves players ages 4 through 18 across the greater Houston area, with Spring and north Houston families training at Texas Premier Park, Meyer Park, and Tomball-area fields as age and level advance. The club layers recreational and developmental academy programming with competitive and elite pathways so families can match commitment, travel, and league intensity to each player’s stage.
What the club offers
Younger players typically start in Next Up Academy or Kickers and Junior Academy bands that emphasize skill-building, confidence, and enjoyment in a structured setting. Elite Competitive Academy and Premier Academy tracks add higher training volume, tournament play, and placement in STX Soccer-sanctioned competition from local YDSL and TYSA Division 3 through Eastern District Players League tiers, State Classic League cross-city play, and Frontier Conference National League teams where rosters qualify. The club also fields UPSL Academy sides for older youth and semi-pro men’s and women’s UPSL pathways for adult-eligible players. No prior experience is required; staff place athletes into age-appropriate groups after evaluation.
Development approach and coaching
Training follows a US Youth Soccer–based curriculum focused on technical skill, tactical understanding, and ball mastery, with licensed coaches using hands-on instruction tied to real game situations. Directors Ahmed Elsokary (Director of Coaching), Luis Carmona (Operations), and youth academy leaders Joel Miranda and Raymundo Flores oversee programming built around positive coaching, sportsmanship, teamwork, and mentorship beyond match results—including college guidance and scholarship conversations for older players. The club’s nonprofit model aims to keep high-level training accessible regardless of household finances.
Seasons, training, and games
Year-round programming is organized into a fall season from mid-August through November, a winter camp or mini-season from mid-December through mid-January, a spring season from mid-January through April, and a summer season in June and July. Most teams train twice per week on Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday evenings between 6:30 and 9:00 p.m. for 60–90 minutes, with exact days assigned per team each season. League games for ages 4–10 are usually on Saturdays between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.; older age groups may play Saturday or Sunday depending on league scheduling.
Tryouts, registration, and costs
Families can request a free tryout and register through PlayMetrics for current programs. Season tuition for fall or spring runs $395 for ages 4–5, $495 for ages 6–10, and $595 for ages 11 and up, with monthly payment plans available on most enrollments; winter camp is $100 and summer season is $150. Registration bundles typically include twice-weekly training, league and referee fees, and player development programming, while uniforms, optional tournaments, and travel expenses for competitive rosters are billed separately. UPSL and advanced tryout blocks are announced with specific dates and venues—for example, February sessions at Cedar Lane in Tomball for select UPSL age bands.
Contact and training sites
General correspondence reaches the club at 10555 Spring Cypress Rd., Houston, TX 77070. Main training for ages 4–11 is at Texas Premier Park on Spring Cypress Road; boys and girls U13–U15 commonly train at Meyer Park (7700 Cypresswood Dr., Spring, TX 77379); older boys U15–U19+ often use Celaya Fields at 19220 Cedar Ln., Tomball, TX 77377. Call +1 713-364-3213 or email info@texaspremiersc.com with program questions, and complete PlayMetrics signup when ready to enroll.
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Frequently asked questions
Where does Texas Premier Soccer Club train near Spring and Houston?Younger age groups (roughly 4–11) primarily train at Texas Premier Park, 10555 Spring Cypress Rd., Houston. U13–U15 boys and girls commonly use Meyer Park at 7700 Cypresswood Dr., Spring, TX 77379. Older boys U15–U19+ often train at Celaya Fields, 19220 Cedar Ln., Tomball, TX 77377. Exact field assignments follow each team’s seasonal schedule.
What does a season cost and what is included?Fall or spring season tuition is $395 for ages 4–5, $495 for ages 6–10, and $595 for ages 11 and up, with monthly payment plans on most programs. Winter camp is $100 and the summer season is $150. Typical registration covers twice-weekly training, league and referee fees, and development programming; uniforms, tournaments, and travel costs for competitive teams are extra.
What leagues and competition levels does the club use?Texas Premier teams compete in USYS-sanctioned STX Soccer structures, including Youth Development Soccer League for U5–U10, TYSA Division 3 locally, EDPL regional tiers, State Classic League for cross-city play, and Frontier Conference National League teams where rosters qualify. UPSL Academy covers U11–U19 competitive academy play, and adult semi-pro men’s and women’s UPSL teams are available for eligible players.
When are tryouts and how do families register?The club advertises free tryouts and ongoing registration through PlayMetrics. Seasonal tryout windows—including UPSL blocks with February dates at Cedar Lane in Tomball for select birth years—are announced with times and locations. Families should confirm current dates by phone at +1 713-364-3213 or email info@texaspremiersc.com before traveling.
How can families contact Texas Premier Soccer Club?Call +1 713-364-3213 or email info@texaspremiersc.com for program questions. Mail and administrative correspondence use 10555 Spring Cypress Rd., Houston, TX 77070. Ready to join families can start signup through the club’s PlayMetrics registration link.
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