Tri City cyclones
TCC is our Select-Club league under TCYSA that requires a higher level of commitment compared to our recreational league. This league involves a more rigorous practice commitment, more competitive nature of game, traveling to away games, and a level of comradery between teammates and the coaching staff throughout a full year.
*Offered through South Texas Youth Soccer Association (STYSA).
Academy (U8 & U10)
Division II (U11, U12, U14)
Academy is for players born between 2016 - 2020.
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ideal for younger athletes who are beginners to soccer but have a desire o compete at the highest level and wan consistent coaching.
we focus on skill attainment, ball handling, fundamentals of ball possession and 1v1 skills.
Join our co-ed academy
no tryouts required
Join our DIVISION II
tryouts required
Division II is for players born between 2012 - 2015.
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great for players and parents wanting competitive tournaments & training involving advanced skill development from professional & experienced trainers that offer both technical and tactical training.
looking for co-ed u11 & co-ed u12 teams
looking for all girls u14 teams.
elite Training Programs
Our Tri City Cyclones offer diverse training programs designed to enhance the skills and techniques of players in our club. From beginner to advanced levels, we offer a variety of skill training to cater to all players.
experienced trainers & staff
Our experienced staff is dedicated to nurturing young talent and fostering a passion for soccer. Our staff bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to every training session that go beyond standard soccer drills including injury prevention, nutritional importance & overall wellbeing.
competitive environment
Unlimited opportunities to play at various competitive levels, challenging players to improve amongst themselves while building each other up with healthy competition..
team chemistry
TCC places a strong emphasis on creating a positive and supportive team environment where players can build camaraderie and trust. Our teams bond through training, social events, and community activities, which not only makes for better play on the field but also fosters lifelong friendships among teammates.
technical skills
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Ball Control: Mastering receiving, dribbling, and passing under pressure.
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Passing and Vision: Executing precise passes and reading the game to find open teammates.
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Shooting: Developing accuracy and power with various shot techniques.
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Dribbling: Using moves and footwork to beat defenders and maintain control.
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First Touch: Receiving the ball cleanly and setting up the next action.
Physical Conditioning & Fitness
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Endurance: Building stamina for high-intensity play.
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Strength and Power: Enhancing physical strength for duels and explosive movements.
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Speed and Agility: Improving quickness and footwork for both attacking and defending.
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Injury Prevention: Flexibility, recovery, and injury prevention exercises.
Player growth
Focus on player development is at the core of our club. We provide personalized guidance and support to help each player reach their full potential on and off the field.
Community Involvement
We believe in giving back to the community that supports us. We actively participate in volunteer opportunities, which not only builds character but also connects players to the community. These experiences allow players to develop leadership and social responsibility skills without expecting anything in return.
skill development
We focus on holistic skill development. From ball control and passing techniques to advanced tactics like positioning, vision, and game intelligence, sharpening their technical and mental abilities, helping them grow both as athletes and individuals.
exposure to scouts
TCC provides numerous opportunities for players to showcase their talents in front of scouts, professional team scouts, and tournament organizers. With a goal to build a track record of helping players move on to higher programs and even professional leagues, TCC aims to be the launchpad for aspiring soccer stars.
tactical skills
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Positioning and Movement: Learning where to be on the field and how to move with and without the ball.
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Offensive Play: Building attacks, creating space, and executing team strategies.
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Defensive Play: Marking opponents, tackling, and positioning to block threats.
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Team Shape: Understanding formations and maintaining team structure.
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Pressing and Counter-Pressing: Winning the ball back immediately after losing it.
Game Intelligence
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Decision Making: Improving quick thinking under pressure and choosing the best action.
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Game Reading: Anticipating plays and reacting proactively.
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Focus and Discipline: Maintaining composure and a strong work ethic.
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Leadership and Communication: Developing leadership skills and effective team communication during training & games.
Tri City cyclones
TRAINERs & StAFF
Skylar Eisenhauer
Academy Coach U8
Skylar began her playing career with TCYSA and later the Texans, FC Dallas, Force, and Classics Elite clubs. Skylar also played four seasons for Pleasanton HS under Coach Bird.
Skylar brings her experience and inspiration as a local soccer product to assist with Academy since Spring 2024.
Aaron Wong
Tri City Cyclones Director of Coaching
U8 through U14
Aaron playing career includes the 81 Hammers in San Antonio, one season with Trinity University and three seasons for Southwestern University where he was captain his Junior year.
His coaching career includes Clemens HS (2008-2018), winning multiple district titles and two regional tournament appearances. He was named TASCO All-Star Head Coach and TASCO Region 4 Coach of the Year 2014.
Since 2005, Aaron has coached select soccer in New Braunfels, San Antonio, ranging boys and girls up to D-1 U18. He was assistant to Darren Lenton at NB Ajax 2012-2017.
Jorge Vazquez
U13 & U14 Girls Division 2
Jorge started playing at the age of 4 in Rec Leagues & School. Advancing his skills throughout the years he ended up joining Club Arizona Pros at the age of 13.​
He played for Cibola Highschool in Yuma, Arizona and lead the team to two consecutive regional conference championships as a standout goalkeeper.​
This prowess earned him a 4-year scholarship to the University of The Southwest in Hobbs, New Mexico where he continued to excel on the pitch.​
He has coached the girls soccer team at Holy Cross Highschool since 2009 and has volunteered for over 4 years with TCYSA as both a coach and referee.
CLUB FAQS
Who will be the coach/TRAINER?
All TCC trainers are well experienced trainers with a background in professional coaching and/or seasoned playing and will be assigned to your child based on their age bracket, however, all trainers will be involved with each age level to some degree.
How are trainers selected?
All trainers are well vetted for proven excellence in the sport of soccer. All trainers complete a background check, Heads Up course, and Safe Sport course so no matter the trainer, you can be certain your player is in capable hands.
How can i become a TCC parent volunteer?
For volunteer opportunities, please contact your TCC Admin at info@tcysa.org
Can I choose my child's team?
Players are placed on teams strictly based on age level. Because Club isn't as large as rec league you are assigned a trainer for your player's age group.
When and where are practices?
Practice locations and times are determined by trainers. Practices begin in mid-August for Fall & February for Spring. Training continues into Summer but is optional.
When and where are games?
AWAY GAMES, are held in San Antonio or surrounding cities while HOME GAMES will be in Pleasanton, Game times and schedules will be released before the start of the season.
how much does club cost?
$100/month for 8 months with 2 included bonus months of training at no extra cost. This covers Fall & Spring training + games & an optional Summer training . Fees cover 2 practice jerseys, 2 game jerseys, 1 pair of shorts, 1 pair of socks, 1 team hoodie, 1 team club bag, trainers, referees, and insurance fees. There are payment plans & discounts available. 10% Discount for paying in full. 5% discount when split in two. Standard payments can be split over 8 months.
Start registration and choose your payment options in GotSport. Discounts will only be applicable when asked BEFORE completing registration. We accept Debit and Credit Card, Venmo, CashApp, PayPal.
Does my child have to try out for a team?
Club League may hold player placements or tryouts depending on the age level. Academy Select teams (U8 & U10) do not have try outs but U11 and higher require try outs.
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Birth Years: 2012 & 2013 - All Girls - May 12th & 13th at 6:30pm-7:30pm
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Birth Years: 2014 - COED - May 14th & 15th at 7:30pm-8:30pm
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Birth Year: 2015 -COED- May 14th & 15th at 6:30pm-7:30pm
Do I have to live in the tri-city area?
We accept kids outside the Tri-City area, including Charlotte, Tilden, and Alice. Contact us for more info.
when does the season start?
Club league begins in Late Aug/Early Sept for with holiday breaks in between seasons. You can join mid season, however, we recommend players stick to full year for consistency and improvement.
How long is the season?
TCC does prefer players dedicate their time and efforts to the full season which involves Fall, Spring & an optional Summer training. While not required to do both, it is beneficial for consistency and team rostering
can a beginner player join club?
A player new to the sport of soccer can come to player placement/tryouts, however, Club league is a higher level of commitment and skill compared to our rec league. We always recommended new players start in Rec to build a love for the sport and foundation for skills before transitioning to club.
what size ball do we need?
While you are more than welcome to bring your own ball. Our TCC Staff and Trainers have our own for players to use.
what gear do we need?
Shin guards are REQUIRED for practices and games. Socks are to be worn OVER shin guards. Cleats are a club requirement. Water bottles are highly recommended.
what do soccer cleats look like?
