To provide young people in the community the best form of soccer coaching at competitive prices. To encourage the facilitation of young soccer players to the next level, both in soccer development and life experiences. To enhance learning skills that will facilitate both life and work experiences, emphasizing on teamwork, health, hygiene and winning, a vital importance to life. To provide the opportunity and direction for players to progress to the highest possible level to which they aspire.

Kernow Storm Futbol Club is a fully registered competitive club with North Texas State Soccer Association, established in 2004, originally located in Ennis, but now more centrally in Waxahachie, Texas. We are proud to be an organization focusing on exceptional coaching for the more competitive soccer athlete.

kernow storm fc incorporates a positive safe learning environment in order to enhance players all round qualities. Training incorporates a technical program tailored to the still developing bodies of young players. The child's welfare and development are paramount to the clubs success.

The soccer program displays progressive development through guided repetition sessions, allowing skills and techniques to be mastered. Together with classroom discussions, forums and sport science based principles, emphasis is placed on individuals progress rather than match results.

kernow storm fc aim to breed a competitive attitude in the players, but not to the detriment of the long term development kernow storm fc recognize as vitally important.

Emphasis on preparation, through various stages of the players development has been identified as an important part to players qualities. The progress of the individual is never compromised by the focus we place on technical advance; we aim to provide the best all round package by giving the best coaching, teaching and development education.

Try outs are held each year from the 1st thru 10th of July. Locations and times may vary. There will be open practices four weeks prior to the try-outs for any person wanting to see how competitive teams practice and play.

Melanie Tijerina

214-232-5589 

mrktijerina@yahoo.com

melanie.tijerina@dhat.com

kernow storm fc incorporates a positive safe learning environment in order to enhance players all round qualities, and operates as a non profit 501(c)3 organisation.

Training incorporates a technical program tailored to the still developing bodies of young players. The child's welfare and development are paramount to the clubs success.

The soccer program displays progressive development through guided repetition style skills, allowing skills and techniques to be mastered. Together with classroom discussions, forums and sport science based principles, emphasis is placed on individuals progress rather than match results.

Coaching team tactics is done through communication, visual media and excellent knowledge of the tactical area of the game. All presented and guided through a professional coach with knowledge and experience from English professional club coaching.

kernow storm fc aim to breed a competitive attitude in the players, but not to the detriment of the long term development kernow storm fc recognize as vitally important.

Emphasis on preparation, through various stages of the players development has been identified as an important part to players qualities. By coaching and teaching correct posture, balance, body technique, by building strong bodies and maintaining healthy lifestyles we are helping the young body to recover quicker and to teach good life styles for the future.

The progress of the individual is never compromised by the focus we place on technical advance; we aim to provide the best all round package by giving the best coaching, teaching and development education.

Through our commitment to excellent training both in coaching and the classroom, kernow storm fc are acknowledging the holistic development of young players who can progress to the next level of playing to which they aspire.

Recognizing that there are no guarantees in life kernow storm f.c encourage the players to develop a wider range of skills through our extensive knowledge during classroom work (sport sciences which include physiology, nutrition, healthy lifestyle, biomechanics and technical coaching such as viewing videos of past games, talking through tactics, soccer position responsibilities and other soccer related analytical vehicles).

The club aims to supply soccer skills and teams for players aged from Four through nineteen. This would be supplied by:

1. Mini Storm FC, where basic skills are taught to 4-8 year olds. The emphasis is put on fun through soccer games while maintaining good correct soccer skill development.

2. Junior Storm FC Academy, under 9 and under 10 year olds are taught how to play with team awareness, tactical sense and positional knowledge of shape and responsibilities. These players would be able to play in an academy developmental league allowing more competitive style of play.

3. Kernow Storm FC Select, players aged 10 thru’ 19. Elite level of coaching provided. Players to gain knowledge of team tactics, the knowledge in changing formation, shape and tactical level of play. This level of coaching would focus on the players needs, whether it be to high school selection, to attain college level of play status or to just play in a more competitive environment against better opposition.

4. Kernow Storm FC Adult, allowing the development to continue in adult playing leagues. This can be through indoor and outdoor soccer. Playing with more competitive soccer teams and players. Options to play in higher leagues by being scouted in this playing arena and environment. Common link to Storm FC (UK) to play at a semi professional level.

The clubs daily business is operated by the director of soccer operations, Antony Penna and the Club Manager, Thomas Sain. The club has three directors, Antony Penna, Steve Rosko and Sammy MAsso. The club ultimately wishes to bring more business to the Ellis county area, by having our own soccer complex and state of the art facilities. This would allow the club to hold games at our complex and not in other cities.

The club has the interest of the young players firmly in its core of the business. With this as our key goals since inception, the club decided to only appoint coaches that have this same drive, determination and interest to coach. They will be guided by the Director of Soccer Operations in the development of their coaching careers. By not allowing voting to appoint coaches allows the club to maintain the young players as the focal point of all business, coaching and eduacation.

The club currently has players from over 18 cities around the metroplex. Ranging from Tarrant County through to Dallas down to Waco, Hill, Johnson, Kaufman and Ellis County, cities as far north as Trophy Club, Keller and Hurst make up 30% of our club and as far south as Waco and west as Tyler, and tricounty area.

The club wishes to keep this trend and bring in players that wish to get quality elite coaching in a safe, state of the art soccer complex. The club produces a number of players for the Ennis High School Soccer program and other high school programs, such as, Red Oak, Waxahachie, Lancaster, Birdville, LD Bell, Midlothian, Grand Prarie and Fort Worth ISD. With the coaching starting at earlier ages, the club hopes that the teams the school will field will gain a state honor.