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Highland Little Dragons
Fort Worth, Texas • PRE-K & Kinder
The Wrexham Texans Academy are launching a new program every Friday starting April 10th through May 01st for Pre-k and Kindergarten students who are interested in soccer. The Academy are running two locations at Highland Middle school and Leo Adams from 5-6pm. These sessions are designed for players at beginner level with the main focus on movement, touches on the ball by changing direction and social interaction with confidence building skills.
Elite finishing clinic
Haslet, Texas • AGES 10-13
Register now before all 8 spaces are booked up. These sessions are tailored for players in GRADES 4-6 who play in an environment of advanced players. Sessions are to start on Friday April 10th and continue through May 08th (5 sessions in total) from 6-715pm at Leo Adams Middle school on the turf field. Players will improve their accuracy and decision making using different targets to enhance their finishing and shooting. These sessions will be delivered by Coach Tony Merola. Dates for these are April 10, 17, 24, May 01 and 08. Individual sessions are available for $20 per player per session.
Haslet Little Dragons
Haslet, 76052, Texas • PRE-K & Kinder
The Wrexham Texans Academy are launching a new program every Friday starting April 10th through May 01st for Pre-k and Kindergarten students who are interested in soccer. The Academy are running two locations at Highland Middle school and Leo Adams from 5-6pm. These sessions are designed for players at beginner level with the main focus on movement, touches on the ball by changing direction and social interaction with confidence building skills.
Individual Training Sessions
Fort Worth, Texas • AGES 8-18
Develop and improve soccer specific skills through a customized training program designed to suit players current skill level. Each session is tailored to meet individual technical needs and improve decision making capabilities. You can have a full hour of detail and reps from Coach Merola for $70 and we have two turf locations we use in Haslet and Saginaw.
The Literacy Project
Fort Worth, Texas • AGES 5-11
The Wrexham Texans Football Academy (WTFA) Literacy Project is a program created to support local Elementary and Middle schools using football (soccer) as a vehicle to promote reading and writing levels in both boys and girls. The project has and continues to be implemented throughout the City of Fort Worth Parks and Rec Department during the summer months at community centers across the city. To date, almost 200 children have had access to the project which has elevated reading levels while also improving physical activity levels using the game of soccer to enhance this.
What are people saying about Coach Merola?
“Tony has an easy manner and an enthusiastic approach that brings out the best in players of all ages and abilities. He is dedicated to developing skills, nurturing talent and sharing his love of football.”
“In addition to improvements in his technical skills, our son's football IQ has flourished since he started working with Coach Merola. He's not only a smarter player, he's having more fun on the pitch.”
“Myself and Tony have know each other since our Wrexham Football Club days. Tony has a rich history of developing many youngsters which have gone on to be professional footballers. He understands the technical needs of players which provides the platform for them to flourish in the future.”
“Tony Merola coached my son and with his positive coaching style and leadership, he re-built my son's confidence and restored his love of the game. His ability to connect with individuals with his passion for the game is hard to find.”
“Coach Merola has been instrumental in nurturing my daughter's soccer skills. His dedication, encouraging approach and ability to create a supportive environment has greatly contributed to her growth as a player.I wholeheartedly recommend Coach Merola for his outstanding coaching abilities and positive impact on young athletes.”
“Coach Tony was such a positive influence on my son and his team. At the beginning of the season they looked like they were 1 level above bumble bee soccer but by the end of the season were using the entire field and playing positions properly. He connected with the kids through their passion for soccer and helped them continue to love the sport.”
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