No Litte Kritters This Saturday

There is no Little Kritters this Saturday, May 25th. Enjoy the Memorial Weekend....
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What is Little Kritters Soccer

The Little Kritters Soccer program is specially designed for 3 and 4 year olds. A story book is provided for every child. The story line introduces the children to 11 animal characters who possess unique soccer skills. Together, they make up the Puppy Town Stars Soccer Club. Our coaches will help the players learn these soccer skills through fun activities. Each new Little Kritter player receives a ball, shirt and the story book. ...
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What Equipment Does My Child Need for the Program?

No special equipment is needed for the New Little Kritters. All they need are sneakers and comfortable clothes. A ball and a shirt is given to each new player as part of the package. Returning Little Kritters will begin to compete for the ball and therefore they will need to wear shin guards. Shin guards must be covered by either a sock or pants. The edges can be sharp and we want to avoid scratches and cuts. The previous season's shirt and ball may still be used. Replacements can be bought bat our online store (www.lksocceracademy.com) for: Shirt $10, Ball $10, Shinguards $6 

ZMACKit: We recommend that each player uses a ZMACKit shoe cover. Thhe ZMACKit helps our coaches work on skills and makes it easier for the children to understand the physical movements of the footwhile striking the ball. You can order your ZMACKit directly from ZMACKit at www.ZMACKit.com

Meet The Coaches

Coach Eric Jameson -Director of Coaches:  Eric started with the Little Kritters program in 2004 in Grand Blanc, MI and was promoted to the position of Director in 2008. He played collegiate soccer at Warner Southern College in Lake Wales FL. Eric holds a Bachelors Degree in Early Childhood Education. He has coached soccer at the Youth and High School level since 2000. Eric presently works at the St Petersburg YMCA....
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