My son (born in 08, and currently playing U10) has participated in One World soccer camps and…read moreoff-season workouts as well as playing indoor soccer with OWS teammates. We are considering a switch from our current club. In my opinion, this is the top club in the area for developing very young players to play soccer at a high level. Mr. Benito and his coaching staff teach a Spanish possession style of play, and they teach it well. I first learned about OWS when my son's indoor team played them. It blew my mind to see tiny little 6 year-olds setting up into perfectly-spaced triangles and working the ball side to side in a coherent passing game! They ran my son's team into the ground chasing those passes around. It wasn't just passing. These kids could handle the ball and score when the defense broke down or bunched up. My son has already benefited by training and playing with the talented kids at One World. This club has cultivated a pretty tight-knit culture around soccer for kids and families that passionate about the game. Competitive soccer is not the cheapest activity. We have found that OWS offers a very fair value for offseason trainings and camps (which are awesome). Fees for the junior academy level of play (pre-select) seem to be in line with similar competitors, but I think OWS kids get more games and opportunities to train. Kids that are very novice or not that interested in soccer may consider a more recreational league, as the kids at OWS play at a very high level. Everybody will get better, and the coaches are fantastic. It's just that young players with a bit of seasoning will do the best here. We are big fans of this organization, and we have enjoyed playing soccer with OWS!

Scam, student was signed up and no team was ever put together, and charging single parent for full…read morecosts for the only player to show up.

I grew up playing here and this is the training that turned me into a college soccer player. I'm…read moreback training again as an adult and it's still a great time. Great for all skill levels.

My daughter did summer training and speed & agility training at Avila's Round Rock location this…read moresummer and LOVED it. She was excited to go every day and was exhausted when she got home. The price can't be beat for the amount of training she got, and she learned and practiced so many skills that will help her on her select team. The classes were small enough that she got individualized training and it never felt too crowded. She'll be back next summer for sure!

Honestly, Mom to a Mom, trust me DO NOT put your kids in this league. There are some good coaches…read morebut the club for Select and Academy is corrupt, corrupt, corrupt. Please go observe other leagues. You'll thank me. Please do your research! Compared to other leagues, this a joke unless your child may want to play recreational soccer. Ask them why whole entire teams leave their club and go to other organizations, they lose players constantly and consistently. and parents unless your child wants to not be competitive or just kick the ball around, do NOT sign up. It's all talk-no action!

Every aspect of this Academy has been a complete mess from the start. $800 + in registration and…read moreanother $200 + in uniforms 2 months in and I still don't know when my son is playing 3 days and still haven't received full uniforms. Take your money elsewhere!

Quite fun place, they just need to remodel the place a little just to make it newer and more…read moreappealing

She might not look like much, but she's got it where it counts, kid…read more The facility is a little funky, and it could probably stand for some repairs. Temperatures can vary strangely, due to inconsistent climate control. Restroom facilities are decidedly not luxurious. I don't think the water fountains work. In a nutshell, this is a utilitarian facility that does one thing pretty well; indoor soccer. The fields are good, and it is nice to have both a small and big field available. There are competitive and entertaining soccer leagues to be found. The soccer is good. Everything else is window-dressing in the scheme of things. So, grab a cheap pour of Modelo, rub shoulders with some soccer-loving Pflugerville locals, and enjoy the beautiful game.

My daughter continues to train with Coach Fletcha and recently committed to her dream college! She…read moreattended ID clinics across the country and received multiple offers. Coach Fletcha's program is the best in Central Texas!

Great training for all skill levels. Fletcha is very knowledgeable, has lots of passion for the…read moregame and is great with the players. The training sessions are challenging and Fletcha does a great job keeping players engaged and having fun. Our son has been training here for over 2 years and loves being a part of the FSC family!

We tried the biggest soccer club in Austin when we moved here from SC 2 years ago. But they have no…read morestructure and the lower level teams pay for the top 2 teams. After more then a year with the Texans we are very happy. The coaches and facilities are great and the whole organization treats us like family.

Coach David is an amazing Coach that wants the best for his players, focuses on the details, and…read morehas the best training I have ever attended.

Coach David is a good coach and he knows a lot about the game and how to teach technique and…read moreimprove your game and soccer IQ!