FCCA Challenge Program ... We ensure that you reach your potential ! The goal of the FCCA Challenge Program is to provide soccer development where a positive and creative learning environment is encouraged and created to prepare the player for the step into Classic soccer. It is only in this environment that young players can learn to love the game of soccer and develop positive habits and attitudes which provide the foundations for soccer excellence.    The FCCA challenge program aims to provide each child with the opportunity to reach his or her potential. FCCA players develop a healthy, active lifestyle while at the same time learn teamwork, responsibility and commitment through the game of soccer in a challenging environment. How do I Know if the "FCCA Challenge Program" is for my family?   - Does your child have a desire for an increased competitive program?   - Does your child strive to be a better player?    - Is your child ready to compete with other players who are of the same ability and share the same love for the game?  - Looking for a more challenging competition at practice as well as games? Click here to see coaching Staff   Program Goal: The goal of the FCCA Challenge Program is to provide soccer development where a positive and creative learning environment is encouraged and created to prepare the player for the step into Classic soccer. It is only in this environment that young players can learn to love the game of soccer and develop positive habits and attitudes which provide the foundations for soccer excellence.   The FCCA challenge program aims to provide each child with the opportunity to reach his or her potential. FCCA players develop a healthy, active lifestyle while at the same time learn teamwork, responsibility and commitment through the game of soccer in a challenging environment. Program Leadership FCCA has built strong relationships with the three academic institutions in our community. Pfeiffer University, UNC Charlotte and Catawba College players and staff provide the backbone of the coaching staff in the FCCA Challenge program. Executive Director Shane Carew alongside his Directors of Coaching have assembled one of the finest challenge coaching staffs in the region.     Program Format FCCA Challenge soccer players practice two times per week and are encouraged to participate in an extra Speed/Agility and Technique (SAT) class as an extra session. SAT “Classes” are free classes led by professionally trained coaches focusing on three main areas, Speed, Agility and Technique. These three areas are crucial in the development of the modern soccer player. All practices and home games are held at Frank Liske Park, North Meck Park, Salisbury Community Park and FCCA affiliated venues.     Travel: All FCCA Challenge teams compete in the Charlotte Area Youth Soccer League (CAYSL). The CAYSL is a scheduling League that is an extension of the North Carolina Youth Soccer Association (NCYSA). CAYSL is the home to over 2,300+ youth soccer players from ages U9-U13, 208 Challenge teams representing over 14 growing Soccer Clubs and Associations. All practices and home games are held at Frank Liske Park, North Meck Park, Salisbury Community Park and FCCA affiliated venues.