Programs & Services
From a first U6 touch on the ball to a college commitment, Dutch FC runs one connected pathway. That's exactly what every program below provides: coaching built on the same Dutch methodology, tuned to a different age, level, or goal, at no extra layer of complexity for families.
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Teams — 31 Select · 17 Academy
U5 → Adult
One club, one pathway
8+
Home — Fields of Faith, Frisco
Which one of these sounds like you?
Most club websites make you read eight program descriptions to find the one paragraph that applies to your family. Pick your situation instead.
My child has never played on a club team.
Camps and skills trainingStart with a camp. It's a week, it's $145, there's no tryout and no membership required — so you get to see our coaching and our environment before committing to anything. Most families who join us started here.
From there, the usual next step is TIPS skills training, or trying out for an Academy team if your child is U10 or younger.
My child is 10 or younger and ready for a real team.
Academy teamsAcademy is the U10-and-under program — real teams, real coaching, built around fundamentals and falling in love with the game. Two six-month seasons a year, and dues are the lowest of any team program we run.
My child is 11 or older and plays competitively already.
Select teamsSelect is our competitive program for U11 and older — 31 teams competing in ECNL Regional League North Texas and NTSSA leagues. Teams are placed at Advanced, Intermediate or Developmental level through our Squad System, so your child competes where they'll actually be challenged.
Tryouts are typically held in May for the following season. Mid-season additions are possible when a roster spot opens.
My child plays for another club but needs more touches.
TIPS Performance AcademyTIPS Performance Academy and our camps are open to players from any club — no tryout, no membership. TIPS runs on Fridays specifically so it doesn't collide with a typical team practice schedule.
This is the honest version of the 80/20 argument: development happens in training. If your child needs more repetitions than their current team gives them, come get them here.
I'm 18 or older and I still want to play.
1st Team and adultsTwo options. The 1st Team competes in the UPSL against former college and professional players — that's the top of our pathway. The adults program is for players 18+ who want competitive soccer without the semi-pro commitment.
My child is a goalkeeper.
Goalkeeper trainingOur Club Goalkeeper Program is free to Dutch FC keepers aged U11–U18 — position-specific training every Monday with a dedicated goalkeeper coach. Most clubs charge separately for this, or don't run it at all.
Private training and keeper camps and clinics are also available.
One club, from U6 to semi-professional
Most clubs in this market hand a player off somewhere — to a different club at U11, or to nothing at all at U18. Since we added the 1st Team in 2026, a player can start here at six years old and play adult semi-professional football without ever leaving.
U6–U10
Foundation
Academy
17 teams. Fun, fundamentals, and falling in love with the game. Two six-month seasons a year.
Club Teams
Competitive and select boys' & girls' teams from U6 through U18, placed through the Squad System so every player trains at the level that challenges them most.
Teams compete across ECNL Regional League North Texas, Pre-ECNL, National Premier League, Regional Premier League, Classic League, Girls Classic League, Elite League, and US Club Soccer.
The 1st Team
Dutch FC's senior men's team plays in the United Premier Soccer League (UPSL), the 4th tier of the U.S. soccer pyramid, just below the professional ranks.
It's a competitive outlet for players who've aged out of the youth pathway but aren't done playing, and a visible standard for the club's younger squads to train toward.
Skills Training, the TIPS curriculum
Weekly technical sessions built around the club's TIPS method: Technique, Insight, Personality & Speed, aimed at rapid, measurable improvement between regular team trainings.
Best for players who want extra touches on the ball, focused first-touch and finishing work, or a head start before tryouts. Open to Dutch FC players and non-members alike.
“Every program runs on the same foundation: ball mastery, decision-making, and game intelligence, just tuned to a different age and goal.”
— Dutch FC Coaching Staff
Camps & Goalkeeper Training
TIPS-based sessions for every level, plus position-specific goalkeeper coaching at no extra cost for club keepers.
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What levels of camp does Dutch FC run?
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Developmental, Intermediate, and Advanced camps, all built on the same guided-discovery coaching method used in club training, open to members and non-members.
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Is goalkeeper training included for club keepers?
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Yes. Every Dutch FC goalkeeper receives weekly, position-specific training at no extra cost, covering handling, diving, footwork, positioning, and distribution.
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What ages can join skills training?
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The Club Goalkeeper Program is for Dutch FC goalkeepers ages U11 through U18.
Personality & Speed
Personality and Speed are generally innate qualities but can both be positively influenced in the right environments. We encourage players to express their Personality with a winning mentality by improving their Work Ethic, Adaptability, Mental Toughness, Leadership, Focus, Confidence, Positivity, Coachability, Communication, Team-Work, Responsibility, Respect and Discipline. Speed is often thought of as only a physical part of the game, which it is, but it also consists of Technical Speed and Tactical Speed. A Slow Physical player can seem physically faster when they apply Technical and Tactical Speed.
Program Details
College Placement Program
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Does Dutch FC help with college recruiting?
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Yes. The program includes recruiting guidance, film and profile support, and direct coach advocacy for players working toward college soccer.
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Is there a track record of placements?
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Yes, multiple Dutch FC alumni have committed to college programs, supported by the same coaching staff throughout their development.
Beyond Weekly Training
Camps, Clinics & Tournaments
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Does Dutch FC run goalkeeper-specific camps?
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Yes, goalkeeper camps run throughout the year, with dates and registration posted on the Camps page.
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What other clinics or events are offered?
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Throughout the year there are additional keeper events and clinics, including tournaments and sessions folded into broader skills clinics.
How the pathway works
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Try out for your age group
Register for tryouts and train with coaches who evaluate technical ability, game intelligence, and coachability, not just athleticism.
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Get placed on your squad
Every age group runs multiple connected teams. Placement reflects your current level, not a permanent ranking.
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Train, compete, and move up
Add camps, skills sessions, or GK training as needed, and move between squads as your game develops.
Ready to find your squad?
Reach out about tryouts, camps, or skills sessions and a Dutch FC coach will help you find the right fit.
PHASE 1 = DRIBBLING
PHASE 2 = PASSING
PHASE 3 = SHOOTING & FINISHING
SESSION 1 = Dribbling for Control
On The Ball Manipulation, Coordination, Agility on the Ball and Being comfortable with the Ball
SESSION 2 = Dribbling for Speed
Ball Maneuvering in Tight Spaces
SESSION 3 = Dribbling for Possession
Turning and Change of Direction
SESSION 4 = Dribbling for Penetration
Beating Opponents
DRIBBLING
SESSION 5 = Short-Range Passing & 1st Touch
Within 10 Yards
SESSION 6 = Mid-Range Passing & 1st Touch
10 - 20 Yards
SESSION 7 = Passing for Possession
Back-Foot Taking Space
SESSION 8 = Advanced Passing for Possession
Increasing Speed of Execution
SESSION 9 = Shooting Fundamentals
Proper placement of non-kick and kicking foot
SESSION 10 = Shooting & Finishing Fundamentals
Body, Angle & Ball placement
SESSION 11 = Finishing off of Crosses
Timing, Technique choices & angles
SESSION 12 = Advanced Shooting & Finishing
Situational Awareness and Adaptability








