Players become serious about soccer.  Decisions start to be made about whether or not soccer is going to be a lifelong passion or a fun pastime. Players fully understand technical and tactical aspects of the game.  From a player development standpoint performance and results matter, have consequences, and learning the game through that lens helps produce the best possible teammate, leader, and servant character.  WSA's game model focuses on the production of a player who is a problem solver and decision maker, confident on the ball, and a servant leader.  

Players are prepared to succeed at the college and potentially professional levels.  Teams begin attending showcases, players participate in ID Centers, and next level opportunities become a part of the environment.  At this stage the player development mantra of PERSON > PLAYER still reigns, and the Growth Mindset environment becomes more important to continue to drive the FAIL -> FORWARD mantra which WSA believes helps each player, and team, reach their full potential. 

• WSA Youth Development Program (YDP) U15-U19 - Seasonal program, in a localized league setting, coached by volunteer coaches, certified by WSA coaching methodology. Game continues to be played in a 7v7 format. Players assigned to teams by random draw or by friendship/neighborhood method. 
   
• WSA Competitive Program - Year-round program that interfaces high school soccer schedules with 70% or more of the competition phase completed before Christmas.  Includes showcases & ID Centers.  All 3 locations: Tulsa, OKC, South. Tryouts occur in the Spring for the following season.  Year-round ID opportunities are available upon request. 
   
• WSA NATIONAL PROGRAM/ECNL PROGRAM - Year-round program for elite level players, who are aspiring towards playing collegiately or professionally.  This program is for players who are "decided" that they want to chase their best and help other teammates chase their best in the game.  Available at WSA-Tulsa, and in varied forms at WSA-OKC and WSA-South. Tryouts occur in the Spring for the following season.  Year-round ID opportunities are available upon request.