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DHD coaches have created a new
summer soccer program that teaches techniques, tactics and decision-making


Thank for stopping by to find out more about DHD Soccer. We are a grassroots organization of soccer aficionados who also happen to be players and coaches. Each of us has grown up playing the game. Some of us have been coaching soccer for over 20 years at the community and high school level. The others are former players who also have an unreserved passion for the game and want to pass on what they have learned to the next generation of players.

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There are many programs that offer the most advanced, challenging, and competitive soccer for the elite players. However, there are too few programs designed for those who are new to the game, or who have not been given the time and opportunity to develop properly. DHD Soccer was created with those players in mind.

College and professional soccer coaches across the country agree that the single area needing the most attention in the US is the development of fundamental skills. In Europe, youth academies run by the top professional clubs and national teams see the need to develop decision-making skills as their top priority. At DHD Soccer our mission is to blend these two goals into a unique program that builds a solid foundation for each player to further progress in his or her understanding and enjoyment of the game.

We are not top level professional coaches, but rather individuals have coached for a number of years and know through experience what works and what doesn’t work. Our coaching methods have been gleaned from World Cup winning coaches, to coaches in other sports who were equally effective in motivating their players. Our goal is to not only help your child become a competent soccer player, but introduce him or her to the many other facets of the game that will lead to a lifetime of enjoying “the beautiful game.”

"In the five years I was associated with Dave, Seth and Chris at Rogers High School, I watched them transform groups of undisciplined individual soccer players into motivated, disciplined, and successful teams. They instilled a love of soccer and a desire for excellence that is rarely accomplished in any sport." Pat McGuire, Newport