Wesley Chapel Soccer Club

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Look at the personal facebook for MB. Glad someone is calling him out.

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I can only imagine what he has said now. How does it rate compared to his comment about "other people's trash", during try-outs that year? That was classic!
Thanks MB. Always good for a laugh.

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Blevins is a blow hard. Get face to face with him and he crumbles. He can only go hard while screaming at little kids and aged referees. His online certificate coaching experience is akin to his worthless pHD from St. Augustine Univ.

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They’re dismal tryouts attendance is indicative of the clubs leadership capabilities.

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They’re dismal tryouts attendance is indicative of the clubs leadership capabilities.

Fl Premiere thanks you for a handful of decent WCSC refugees this year!

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So does TBU. We got a few girls that weren't bad.

Fl Premiere thanks you for a handful of decent WCSC refugees this year!

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Fl Premiere thanks you for a handful of decent WCSC refugees this year!

A very small Handful.

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A very small Handful.

Yea like I said a handful... they only had a medium sized handful to begin with.

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When is the next SC Soccer Camp? They rock!

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Love the club?! Best decision we made was to leave. The grass is much greener on the other side!

We will definitely explore greener pastures next year. Our director has never showed up to any of our training or games. He is never around and focuses just on his team. Our team is struggling with numbers but they made two teams in our age group with barely enough for just one team. They should have refunded players their money and put together one descent team. Now we have to keep moving players around just to get games in. There are 3 or more teams in this same situation.

With the yearly increase in club admin fees, why can't the club just stick to one team per age group if there is not enough players to field two teams.

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We will definitely explore greener pastures next year. Our director has never showed up to any of our training or games. He is never around and focuses just on his team. Our team is struggling with numbers but they made two teams in our age group with barely enough for just one team. They should have refunded players their money and put together one descent team. Now we have to keep moving players around just to get games in. There are 3 or more teams in this same situation.

With the yearly increase in club admin fees, why can't the club just stick to one team per age group if there is not enough players to field two teams.

Literally one of the highest population growths in the state, and they can hardly field teams..Blevins are great, aren’t they?

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Fl Premiere opened a new complex this year and its hard to get field space to practice at any of TBUs fields because of the sheer number of teams. These guys managed to wreck one of the easiest cars on the road to drive.

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Fl Premiere opened a new complex this year and its hard to get field space to practice at any of TBUs fields because of the sheer number of teams. These guys managed to wreck one of the easiest cars on the road to drive.

They opened Starkey to accommodate the traffic that they will get as WC collapses next year as they become solely a rec club. Teams leaving and parents moving on. FL premier also applied to get the new complex that is being built around Wiregrass Mall. FL Premier and Rangers will definitely benefit from WC demise next year.

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They opened Starkey to accommodate the traffic that they will get as WC collapses next year as they become solely a rec club. Teams leaving and parents moving on. FL premier also applied to get the new complex that is being built around Wiregrass Mall. FL Premier and Rangers will definitely benefit from WC demise next year.

We're on our third (last) kid playing soccer in the Tampa Bay area and we have tried them all at one point or another (on both sides of the Howard Franklin). If I had a high-potential kid (boy or girl) who was set to graduate H.S. in the next 2-3 years (and we do), who wanted to play in college, it is not even debatable, they should be at TBU. There are clubs coming on strong, like Florida Premier, but we have been at rising clubs like this that go through growing pains as they strive to gain access to higher level leagues and your kid will suffer.

If your kid can handle the competition and you can handle the commute just got to TBU and be done with it. Our second child went to TBU during the ECNL growing years at TBU and really came out for the better and it playing at a high end college.

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We're on our third (last) kid playing soccer in the Tampa Bay area and we have tried them all at one point or another (on both sides of the Howard Franklin). If I had a high-potential kid (boy or girl) who was set to graduate H.S. in the next 2-3 years (and we do), who wanted to play in college, it is not even debatable, they should be at TBU. There are clubs coming on strong, like Florida Premier, but we have been at rising clubs like this that go through growing pains as they strive to gain access to higher level leagues and your kid will suffer.

If your kid can handle the competition and you can handle the commute just got to TBU and be done with it. Our second child went to TBU during the ECNL growing years at TBU and really came out for the better and it playing at a high end college.

My kid is still a year or two from the "needs exposure/recruiting" point and at fl premiere.

Spot on. Planning the slide back to TBU next year or possibly the year after depending on coach/situation, just seems like the smart move for a kid that wants to keep playing. Fl Premiere looks like they are building something good, but definitely having growing pains, and I'm not buying the "we are next on the list" for ECNL until I see it.