NASA Academy Girls
The NASA Academy Girls programs hold open tryouts each year in late May or early June. If you're interested in joining the NASA Academy, this page contains the information and links you need to become familiar with the Academy and the tryout process.
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Spring 2016 season update: The NASA Academy Girls programs will soon be graduating players into older age groups. So we'll be looking for girls to fill these newly-opened Academy spots for the 2016-2017 soccer year. Girls are eligible for the various Academy programs based on their birth years as follows:
Program Eligible birth year(s): 2016-2017 season Junior Academy (U7 / U8) 2009, 2010 U9 / U10 Academy 2007, 2008 U11 Academy 2006 U12 Academy 2005
The NASA Academy staff identifies qualified players in three phases:
Scouting: We evaluate players during training sessions and games with their NASA recreational teams.
Guest nights: We invite Academy prospects to come to our Academy "guest night" training sessions in April and May. You'll get to practice with the Academy players, meet the Academy coaches, and see what the Academy is all about. Just wear your usual practice gear, bring your soccer ball and water, and join us for some soccer fun! (Some restrictions apply; see this link for details.)
Tryouts: We conduct open tryouts in late May or early June.
If we think a player is a strong candidate, we'll invite her to join the Academy. There is no obligation to join, however. If the level of commitment isn't right for your daughter or family, the NASA recreational program is available as another option. It includes U8, U10 and U12 leagues, and participation doesn't require a tryout.
Contacts:
Program Coach E-mail address (see note below) Junior Academy (U7 / U8) Ward Swain (bio) ward(dot)swain(at)nasa-ga(dot)org U9 / U10 Academy Trey Daniel (bio) trey(dot)daniel(at)nasa-ga(dot)org U11 Academy Ashley Stinson (bio) ashley(dot)stinson(at)nasa-ga(dot)org U12 Academy Phil Thomas (bio) phil(dot)thomas(at)nasa-ga(dot)org
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