MRU10 – U14 Boys
Marcus Rivera
4.8/5
Solar SCPlano, TX
“Player-first development with measurable touch counts.”
4.9
Develop
4.7
Comms
4.8
Culture
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ISSUE 01 · NORTH TEXAS · EST. 2026
The standard
behind the sideline.
Independent ratings of North Texas youth soccer coaches — built so parents can find the best development for their kids, and so coaches are held accountable to it.
180+
Coaches indexed
12
Cities covered
4.6★
Avg. development score
The Cover
Coaches setting the bar
EPU11 – U15 Girls
Elena Park
4.6/5
Dallas TexansFrisco, TX
“Tactical depth, calm sidelines, sharp post-match feedback.”
4.7
Develop
4.5
Comms
4.6
Culture
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DOU12 – U16 Boys
Daniel Okafor
4.4/5
FC Dallas YouthMcKinney, TX
“Possession-based, demands high standards in training.”
4.5
Develop
4.2
Comms
4.4
Culture
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SLU9 – U12 Girls
Sarah Lindgren
4.9/5
Sting SoccerAllen, TX
“Builds confidence first; turns shy players into leaders.”
4.9
Develop
4.9
Comms
5.0
Culture
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JMU13 – U17 Boys
Jorge Medina
3.9/5
RISE Soccer ClubFrisco, TX
“Win-focused. Strong tactics, tougher feedback style.”
4.0
Develop
3.6
Comms
4.1
Culture
28 parent reviewsView profile →
The Method
Three numbers
that actually matter.
We don't ask if your team won. We ask if your kid got better, if they were communicated with respect, and if they wanted to come back next week.
01
Player Development
Touches, training quality, individual feedback, measurable growth across a season.
02
Communication
With players, with parents — clear, honest, and on time.
03
Team Culture
Effort over ego, accountability over blame, joy over fear.
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