Sporting Wichita Academy is a youth soccer club in Wichita, Kansas, offering player development and technical training for boys and girls roughly U5 through U14. Its summer offering is a four-day evening soccer program (held at Stryker Sports Complex) focused on technical drills, positional training, and conditioning for fall preparation.
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★★★★★Brendan O'BryhimSporting Wichita and coach Cristian have been extremely valuable for us. Coach Tien has really helped our team discover additional depth. I can speak to the growth my children have experienced thanks to Jose and Daniel and others. The youth sports landscape is a gaping expanse of pastures and wilderness. This organization is a great place to find shepherds for all.
★D GHave coached soccer 10 years for YMCA. Giving all the kids the opportunity to learn soccer. We went to try for a 7 year old in the most windy weather at Stryker, Wichita KS. Glad to know that Christian one of their coaches there has absolutely no idea how to welcome this kind of age and grow the sport!
★Antoinette OwensIf you want your child to learn how to cheat and have bad sportsmanship, this is the club for you. They play down several brackets in order to win at tournaments -- which really sucks the fun out of youth sports. We played them this past weekend and they won games with scores like 9-0, 5-0, 6-0, etc. All of the other games in our bracket were 3-2, 2-1 and 2-0 -- the way the scores SHOULD be if teams were honest and played in the correct bracket. They also play dirty and the parents? Well, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Think twice about giving your money to an organization like this. At our club, we have guiding principles and values that are consistently demonstrated by our players, coaches and parents. My advice is search for a club that honors integrity in sports instead of winning -- you and your kid will come out ahead.
★★★★★DonnaMy son has played for this club for 11 years, quality coaching and great players and families!
★Matthew BThis club will have their teams play DOWN in tournaments all because they want 1st place medals. We've played them for years and their 1st division teams purposely play against the 2nd and 3rd division competition just to get medals. How can a club be so proud that they don't play against teams of their own skill level in tournaments and just go for easy wins?