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Since 1905, day and boarding students have chosen Darlington School for their college preparatory education. Now Darlington offers soccer players of all levels a year-round Soccer Academy.

Director Chad A. Liddle, U.S. Soccer National Instructor Staff, NSCAA National Staff Coach, USSF “A” license, Region III ODP Staff, assisted by nationally licensed coaches and performance training specialists, has designed a training regimen that will develop every participant to his or her maximum potential, regardless of abilities. Darlington’s challenging academic program, caring faculty, and world class facilities combine with the Soccer Academy’s experienced staff and its “total soccer immersion training” program to offer a unique academic and athletic environment.

Darlington School Soccer Academy is the place for students looking for an excellent, well respected college preparatory education and a place to train, compete, and be exposed to a variety of domestic and international soccer experiences.

Soccer Training
Students participate in daily, small group, technical/tactical-functional training sessions, and team training sessions. The Soccer Academy will compete as a U.S. Club Soccer team in club “friendlies,” college showcases, and domestic and international tournaments.

Darlington School Soccer Academy has formed relationships with Georgia Youth Soccer Association clubs to ensure that all players have ample means to train and compete at their age and abilities. Clubs include Arsenal Rome and the Atlanta Silverbacks. Additionally, Super “Y” League competition and Olympic Development Program participation can be available through these outside club relationships.

  • Technical—individual and functional/position-specific skills training
  • Tactics—Individual awareness, small and large group tactics
  • Physical—Soccer-specific strength, speed, and endurance development as well as nutrition education
  • Psychological—Relationship development and mental conditioning, life skills


    

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