Russell Putnam

Dallas Texans Soccer Club

The Dallas Texans Soccer Club was established in 1993. In 1994, the club expanded by adding girls teams and divisional teams in surrounding communities. In the short time since the club was founded, they have won virtually every major tournament in the United States, including state and regional titles and five prestigious National Championships. Additionally, the club has participated and experienced great success in some of the most prestigious tournaments in Europe. The Dallas Texans Soccer Club and coaching staff strive to attract players and parents with these common interests: Promoting the game of soccer. Creating an environment in which players can reach their full potential and achieve the self-confidence and positive self-esteem necessary to be successful both on and off the soccer field. Developing individual skills and team tactics to enable players and/or teams to compete at the state, regional, and national level. Assisting college bound players in obtaining scholarships. The Dallas Texans Soccer Club is a not for profit organization. The Texans was established for the specific purpose of developing a competitive youth soccer program whose goals are to achieve state, regional, and national soccer championship titles, as well as developing players capable of receiving college scholarships based on their playing ability and academic achievement. However, realization of these goals must be accomplished within the proper framework by instilling character, self-esteem, confidence, and sportsmanship within the youth athlete. There are 6 divisions of the Dallas Texans in Austin, San Antonio, Houston, Aggieland, Pensacola (FL) and Ottawa, Canada.