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Top Soccer Keller pitches special-needs program to Park and Recreation Board
Summary
Volunteers from Top Soccer Keller presented a plan to run a US Youth Soccer–affiliated special‑needs soccer program at Keller Sports Park, asking the board for field access, administrative support and help identifying sponsorship and grants for a spring launch.
Top Soccer Keller presenters told the Park and Recreation Board that they plan to run an adaptive soccer program at Keller Sports Park for children with disabilities and asked the board to confirm field availability, administrative support, and help pursuing sponsorships and grants.
The program, branded as part of U.S. Youth Soccer’s TOPSoccer outreach, would meet once a week for 6–8 weeks for about 90 minutes on Saturdays, using Field D at Keller Sports Park. Derek Henicki, identified in the presentation as the local TOPSoccer organizer, said the sessions would pair volunteers and “buddies” from local high‑school teams and community groups with players to provide on‑field support and social interaction. Henicki said the organizers plan to supply basic equipment (goals, balls, cones) and small adaptations such as pool…
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