RISING 8TH & 9th GRADERS
SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR 2010s
Every fall the U15-U19 competitive club age groups in Massachusetts take a break to allow players the opportunity to play for their high schools. Inevitably this leaves many rising 8th graders trapped and without a club or school environment to play for. We’re determined to help fix this hole within youth soccer and provide a great developmental environment for players in this situation.
Hosted at Dexter Southfield in Brookline, our U15 Fall program is designed for rising 8th graders who don’t yet have access to high school soccer in the fall and players who’d prefer to remain within a competitive club environment during their 9th grade seasons. Our coaching staff guides players through the Bolts game model and provides a clear framework for players to take their game to the next level!
The program includes:
Competitive league schedule
3 Training sessions a week
Participation in Columbus Cup Tournament
Coaching & development led by our NAL - Boston coaching staff
Individual development meeting
There are limited spots available within the program, register now to secure your spot on the team!
ENVIRONMENT
We are dedicated to providing a holistic approach to player development which focuses on learning the intricacies of the game and meeting each individual player's needs for optimal learning. We take pride in providing resources to players to help them understand their performance from a physical and technical perspective.
Every player works on their own individual development plan to help design a program which'll best help support their growth and improvement within the game.
COACHING STANDARDS
The Bolts believe that coaches are an integral part of creating the best environment and influence player development immensely.
The Bolts are excited to have Greig Robertson on the club's leadership staff as the Director of Coaching. Greig joined the Bolts after 18 years with Celtic FC and oversees the implementation of our strategic plan. In his role, Robertson continues to drive the Bolts forward on the club's mission to be the most professional amateur soccer organization in the country.