Congratulations Mounir on the successful completion of your USSF D License. As coaches are life long learners in the sports specific knowledge or football, and the many accompanying disciples including physiology, and psychology. Great to see the staff embracing their education both externally with National Governing Bodies, and internally with Fremont YSC.

We would also like to wish the best of luck to Nishant Raj, and Kyra Gupta, who will be traveling to Orlando, Florida to participate in the TopTekkers Nationals this month, following their selection from the recent TopTekkers event hosted in September. We wish the players and their families safe travels to the event, and […]

Congratulations to Fremont YSC players Ariana and Amira Patel (2011 Girls), and Ragav Ravi (2010 Boys) on selection to the NorCal Premier PDP program. The Player Development Program recognizes those players in Northern California who are on an accelerated rate of development. Very proud of their dedication to learning and developing through the age appropriate […]

Congratulations to our Senior Boys (2007’s) Haatim Ali, Amar Dhami, Barghav Balasubramaniam, and 2010’s Ragav Ravi, on their selection to the US Youth Soccer Olympic Development Program. We are very proud of their achievements, and their commitment to long term player development, embracing the process of non-linear growth.  

We are incredibly proud to be sponsors of the Tri-City Volunteers Food Bank, believing in the importance of sports organizations supporting their community. Please help to support our 2023 Thanksgiving Food Drive, by donating items from the list attached. Thanksgiving Food Drive We will be opening our office on Tuesday November 14th, from 6pm to […]

Relative age effect has a significant impact on the youth athletes sporting experience. It is often the reason that players are selected or deemed as talented at younger ages, as their effectiveness is misunderstood to be talent, where it largely the physical and cognitive bias due to their birth date; the bigger, stronger, faster, individual […]

A great article from Changing the Game Project – https://changingthegameproject.com/winnings-the-great-deodorant-but-that-is-not-always-a-good-thing/ “Winning tends to mask things that stink, to bring positive vibes to a group, less finger pointing, and more acceptance of team roles, playing time, and more. After all, it is hard to argue with results, and certainly at the professional level of sports coaches […]

Research has shown that youth sports is still dominated by traditional methods, whether this be the understanding of learning, rote learning where information recall is dominant, or coaching behavior’s where shouting and controlling players is still the go to action of a coach. Football is a complex and dynamic environment, where learning is affected by […]

All training sessions tonight  have been cancelled, the current AQI reading has lead us to cancel due to the unhealthy air which has detrimental affects on youth players health. For more information about the Air Quality, player welfare policy, please see the following link – https://fremontyouthsoccer.com/air-quality/ We wish all the people fighting the fires all […]

A big congratulations to Natalia Medina on her first collegiate game as a freshman against Cabrillo College. With a roster of 25 players, Natalia worked hard all pre-season to earn a starting spot in the game, making her debut and starting the game as a #10 (center attacking mid).Natalia went on to secure the win […]