Kings Soccer Academy U18 Goalkeeper, Aubrey Bledsoe has been invited to train with the country’s best!  The U.S. U-18 Women’s National Team will hold its first training camp of 2010 from Jan. 10-17 at The Home Depot Center in Carson, California. 

Kings Soccer Academy PDL head coach and Associate Director of the KSA U9/U10 program Roby Stahl has been invited to be a clinician at the 2010 NSCAA Coaches Convention in Philadelphia January 14, 2010.  His topic is "Creating Learning Environments for Finishing".  The convention is expected to attract over 8,000 coaches.

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. 

Louisville, Ky. -- Georgetown College’s Anna Ayers has been named the Mid-South Conference Women’s Soccer Offensive Player of the Week, the conference announced on Monday.  Anna played for the Kings Soccer Academy and was a member of the 2009 KSA U18 Girls Kentucky State Championship Team.

In many sports the coach makes crucial decisions during the competition.  In soccer players make the primary decisions during the match.  The coach's decisions are of secondary importance.  The ego-centric personality will find coaching soccer troublesome.  The other significant group of adults at a youth soccer match is parents.  They too often have their view of the match colored by the professional model and by a view of "coaching" that is portrayed in the media.

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21 players from 7 different teams and only a short period of time to gel . . . No Problem! Congratulations go out to the Kings U13Girls SYL team, coached by Jon Pickup and Joe Mehl as they captured the Midwest Regional Super Y-League Title this past weekend.

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KSA Elite G90 Baker beat LFC (1-0) to bring home the 1st Kentucky State Cup Championship for the Kings Soccer Academy.  KSA Elite will head to Sioux Falls, South Dakota (June 19-24) to compete in regional competition.  KSA Elite G95 Rumpke will also represent the KSA in regional competition as the U13Girls Ohio State Cup Champions.

The Kings had three teams playing in the Kentucky State Cup Championship Match on Sunday May 31st.  

Here are the results;

KSA Elite G93 Chyzowych - U15Girls KENTUCKY STATE CUP FINALIST (0-2)

KSA Elite G91 Green - U17Girls KENTUCKY STATE CUP FINALIST (0-1)

KSA Elite G90 Baker - U18Girls KENTUCKY STATE CUP CHAMPIONS (1-0)

Way to go Kings, Good Luck to our U13 and U18 Girls teams at Regionals!!

On Sunday May 17 KSA sent 3 teams to the Ohio State Cup Championships; KSA Elite G98 Thacker (U10Girls), KSA Elite G96 Pickup (U12Girls) and KSA Elite G95 Rumpke (U13Girls).   

KSA will send over 20 teams to the Kentucky State Cup Tournament May 23-25 in Lexington, KY. 

Good Luck and GO KINGS!

Jordan Frommeyer (KSA Elite B94 Cagle) is among 14 Kentucky players that will represent US Youth Soccer’s Region II ODP program. The Kings Soccer Academy is extremely proud of Jordan’s accomplishment and wishes him good luck during the Region II events. Jordan will travel to Perdenone, Italy to train and play against some of the best players and teams from around the world. Half of the teams are foreign teams such as national teams from Russia, Romania, Hungary and Iran and big-name European clubs such as Dinamo Azgreb (Crotia), Den Haag (Netherlands), Partizan Belgrade (Serbia), and KJK Helsinki (Finland).