Enterprise Futbol Club - EFC

01/23/2018

Attention!!
The Wiregrass Soccer Officials Association is looking for new officials to officiate high school soccer. We would love to add some former players or parents of former players from around the area. Officiating high school soccer will give you a chance to give back to the sport you played or watched through the years and gives you a chance to earn some income as a college student or extra income. It also keeps you around the sport and gives you a whole new perspective on the sport. Plus helps keep you in shape. We are holding a clinic this Saturday in Daleville from 8:30 to 11:30. Attendance is not mandatory but is recommended. Up front costs include a uniform and a registration fee paid to AHSAA, all of which you could make back within the first week. Please contact me or look up the Wiregrass Soccer Officials Association page for more details.

03/01/2015

Great job!

01/08/2015

Tryouts this Friday night at Henderson softball complex
From 5:30 to 7:00
Dress warmly !

11/23/2014

Have a Happy Thanksgiving soccer families!

10/29/2014

07/27/2013

HOPE EVERYONE IS HAVING A GREAT SOCCER SUMMER AND IS READY TO START FALL SEASON VERY SOON! GOOD LUCK WFC!

06/22/2013

TURN YOUR TV TO CHANNEL 2 NOW!! WATCH YOUR LOCAL SOCCER PLAYERS IN THE STATE GAME CEREMONIES!! GO WFC!!

06/04/2013

Interesting read from the website of a travel club out of Atlanta (which when checking resources, was copied and pasted from a travel ball club in California):

High School vs. Club Soccer: Maximize Your Collegiate Opportunities

There comes a time in every player’s soccer career when he or she needs to decide how seriously they want to pursue soccer. At some point, every youth soccer player will be asked the question: do you want to play soccer in college? If being a collegiate student-athlete is something that a youth player wants to pursue, then sacrifices may have to be made, and starting early in the recruiting process is the key.

Pressures to get discovered typically mount as players get older and begin high school soccer in the ninth grade. The trade-off is usually between club soccer and relying strictly on the high school soccer program. What is going to get you noticed? While the cost of choosing club soccer over high school sports can be tough, if playing soccer at the collegiate level is your ultimate goal, then it is a sacrifice that will have to be considered.

There are several reasons why club soccer is so important if you want to play college soccer. First, as a rule, club soccer is more competitive than high school soccer, and consequently, athletes who play club soccer are generally more committed players than those who do not. Second, college coaches do most of their recruiting from tournaments which club soccer teams attend. If you are not competing at those tournaments, then it is difficult for a coach to see you play and ultimately recruit you. Lastly, the experience gained from playing soccer at a competitive level will help mold you into a more desirable college prospect. The earlier you start, the better it is for coaches to see you at tournaments and showcases throughout your high school career.

Playing college soccer is not for everyone, but if your goal is to play college soccer at a D1, D2, D3 or NAIA, then you need to start early to help make sure that you are maximizing all of your opportunities and getting the most out of every club season.

06/04/2013

NCSA Athletic Recruiting



Recruiting Tip of the Day:

Coaches attend most events with a list of student-athletes who they are already recruiting. If a student-athlete is not on the list, chances are that the athlete will not be on the list after attending a camp, combine, or showcase. The average college coach recruits from multiple lists. Student-athletes should take advantage of all credible opportunities to get their name on as many of these lists as possible. Opportunities are just not given out; student athletes must put some work in to get noticed.

06/02/2013

INVITATION TO WFC PLAYERS, PARENTS, COACHES AND VOLUNTEERS: Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for WIREGRASS FUTBOL CLUB on Monday, June 3rd at 4 pm at Johnny Henderson Park Soccer Fields.

06/02/2013

Thank you to everyone for an amazing first day of Fall 2013 Evaluations. So proud of our players, parents, coaches and volunteers for a great turn-out.