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Kings Soccer Academy U18 Goalkeeper, Aubrey Bledsoe is back from training with the U.S. U-18 Women’s National Team.  Aubrey really enjoyed the camp, she received good feedback and the coaches liked her play.  

KSA Player, Kyle Smith, plays High School soccer for La Salle in Cincinnati, Ohio.  Kyle was named GCL Player of the Year, First Team All Greater Catholic League, All City and All State.    Kyle scored 14 goals and had 4 assists.  He was the leading scorer in the GCL South his Junior and Senior seasons. 

Evan Talkers, Sophomore at Covington Catholic and U16 Elite KSA player, scores 19 goals this past High School season, resulting as the 2nd leading goal scorer in NKY, just behind fellow Kings player Alec Robbins. The Covington Catholic Colonels advanced to the State Final Four match falling short to Louisville Saint Xavier. “The score was tied at half-time, however, Louisville Saint Xavier is a very good team,” Talkers said.

Evan’s favorite goal scoring moment of the season was his first goal against Scott High School early in the 2nd half. He scored 2 goals that game and also had one assist. “As a sophomore Evan Talkers stepped into a senior-laden Colonel soccer team and quickly made himself an integral part of our success this season. Evan works hard and backs down from no one. He will continue to improve while he gets bigger and stronger these next few years. Evan will be a player to watch in Northern Kentucky,” said Al Hertsenberg, Colonels Head Coach. 

It’s been an amazing High School Season for Junior, Forward, Alec Robbins. Alec plays for Scott High School and the Kings Soccer Academy U17 Elite Team. Alec scored 26 goals and had 10 assists this past High School Season, earning 2009 Northern Kentucky Offensive Player of the Year and 2009 Large School Conference Player of the Year. Alec was also a finalist for Kentucky Soccer Player of the Year. 

"Alec works hard on the game field and the practice field no matter what we are working on as a team. His knowledge of the game is outstanding, and he never shies away from being the first player to demonstrate a drill or give a new drill the first try,” Casey Seibert, Scott High School Boys Soccer Coach said. “He has a knack for putting the ball in the net no matter who the opponent is, as he has accumulated 62 goals in the past three seasons. Alec is the main target for our offense, so he usually finds himself double-teamed or playing against the other team’s best defender. He plays the game with a huge heart and with great determination."