Brecksville-Broadview Heights Soccer is a volunteer soccer program managed by families in our community without any government subsidies The purpose of our 501(c) 3 non-profit program is to create a great soccer experience. We maintain a fun and nurturing environment where children can learn the technical and tactical skills of soccer to compete at any level a child chooses. Of equal importance is our goal to teach life skills such as teamwork, responsibility and commitment. These life skills go beyond soccer and will help children obtain more out of their schooling as they grow into adults.

We are always looking for coaches who have a desire to teach and help young children. The more coaches we have the more children we can help! In addition parents who wish to help out in a managers role is vital. They keep the coaches free to spend more time teaching the children!

Contact us Spring Outdoor Soccer by March 25th, 2010.

During our Fall 2009 Season BBHS accomplishments were many:

1. Bandits U-10 Boys after moving up from Division 4 to Division 2, made it to the championship game before losing a tough game to former Division I Revere;
2. Many of our players from our ASA Blast U-16 had great fall seasons at their respective High School (Brecksville Broadview Heights, Walsh; North Royalton, Trinity and Holy Name);
3. Helped several soccer families by underwriting their program costs;
4. Provided an additional soccer tournaments for the players;
5. Purchased basic conditioning equipment ;
6. Added a new soccer field with new goals at Peak Performance for our U-10 and under soccer teams and;
7. Offset partial costs for our new Foot Skills training with Joe Pavlic for our Session I indoor season.

All this was done with no additional city tax dollars. That is efficiency!

Our players had a fun and beneficial playing experience at Pinnacle playing against top players from the Internationals, Strongsville and Medina.

Also volunteers and donations are welcome as we try to keep our player fees low while still providing exceptional training compared to other local programs. In addition we would like to help other families in need.

Lastly, unlike other programs we do ask parents and players to sign commitment letters (which are not binding based on OYSAN rules) for the entire year. We just verbally ask that you commit for the season of soccer you register for and do the best you can to make games and practices understanding that school and family are first. We believe if your child is having fun and is learning you will stay with our program.