Thirteen communities recently established new National Youth Sports Coaches Association (NYSCA) chapters, adding to the more than 3,000 leagues and organizations that currently run the program across the country and on military bases worldwide. The NYSCA – which is available both on-site as well as online – provides volunteer coaches with vital information on everything from designing fun and effective practices to teaching proper sports techniques.

Marco Stoini brings his experience in directing and developing soccer programs to the Scuola Calcio Project. Scuola Calcio, Italian Soccer School is affiliated with more then 120 soccer organizations trough out the National and International territory. Therefore the addition of Marco Stoini will help oversees over sixteen thousand youth players and it demonstrates how much the Scuola Calcio Project invests in their future...

(OPENPRESS) October 2, 2007 -- You could easily mistake Antonio Saviano for a model instead of a soccer coach. With devilishly good looks and a mischievous twinkle in his eye, Antonio could more likely be every Italian mother’s number one son. Born in the United States, Antonio’s family moved back to Italy at a very early age. He grew up in the town of Pomigliano D’Arco in the province of Napoli. He started playing soccer about the time he could walk and began playing organized soccer at...

When the members of the ’94 Wilmington N.C Cape Fear Beakers Boys Soccer Club departed for Perugia, Italy, they did not know what to expect. They did know, however, that they would be training and participating in an international tournament that included players from several European countries as well as the United States and Canada. Their coach, Antonio Saviano, tried to get them to understand that many of their opponents would be bigger, stronger, faster and better skilled than the...

It is now the time to begin thinking about your soccer plans for the up coming Summer, 2008. Scuola Calcio offers not only International Soccer Tournaments for Girls and Boys Soccer Teams, but also Friendly and Developmental players and teams soccer tours.

(Perugia, Italy – June, 2007) - The Ascoli Soccer Academy Cup was held in Perugia this past June 25th - 30th, 2007 for the 6th consecutive time. The tournament was open to boys of 12 and 13 years of age. A special two day soccer training session was also held for teams traveling from United States and Canada, allowing them to learn from some of the best Italian Soccer Coaches such as Bruno Redolfi, former Ascoli Soccer Academy Technical Director.

It is well-known in the world of soccer that Italy is a strong soccer country. They won the 2006 World Cup and are currently ranked first in the world by the FIFA organization. And, for the first time, Triangle area youth will have the opportunity to learn some of the finer technical and tactical points of Italian soccer.

Professional Youth Soccer Coaches from Italy will come to USA this July to teach American youth soccer players the finer technical and tactical points of Italian soccer.

Soccerkix and Savannah International Soccer Academy will be presenting a three day all Italian Coaching Course in Jekyll Island, GA - USA on August 3rd, 4th and 5th.

Thirteen year-old Mississauga youth player, LaTwayne Anderson (pictured at left with AC Perugia's Bruno Redolfi), was selected for a September 2005 professional try-out with the SERIE B Professional Soccer Club, A.C. Perugia. Evie Yannakidis (pictured below with AC Perugia's Bruno Redolfi and Michael Composto and EduKick V.P., Joey Bilotta), 11, from Markham, Ontario attended the weekend event's "free clinic" for younger kids and was awarded a free tuition to "EduKick Italy 2005", a...