Soccer program in Cherokee County. Georgia Impact Soccer Club offers soccer for all levels, from Competitive to recreational to pre-school programs. WELCOME TO GEORGIA IMPACT SOCCER CLUB MORE THAN A CLUB OPEN REGISTRATION Middle School Soccer Middle School Registration Fall Fun + Skills Camp One-Day Fun + Skills Camp Jasper Soccer Camp Jasper Soccer Camp Winter Woodstock Rec Camp Winter Woodstock Rec Camp Winter Sprouts 6 Wk Sprouts Program (Ages 2-3) Winter MLS GO MLS GO (Ages 7-12) ABOUT US The mission of Georgia Impact is to provide positive and high-quality soccer programming at all levels of play for youth and their families. Our goal is to provide the players with the necessary tools to achieve the highest level of technical, tactical, physical, and mental development.

Camps & Clinics Goalkeeping School Academies Winter Futsal Middle School League Adult League TOPSoccer Camps & Clinics Impact Soccer will offer several camps and clinics throughout the year. As soon as our camp dates are set, they will be posted on this page. Camps are highly encouraged for all players who want to work hard during the off-season to continue their growth as soccer players. All camps have different topics and work on different player development areas. We hope to see you at our camps during Summer time. If you have any questions about camps, clinics, or events, please contact Ross Keenan at rkeenan@gaimpact.com Camp Dates & Registration Camp Registration Link Start End Age Groups Cost Location FUN & SKILLS ONE DAY CAMP https://app.playmetrics.com/signup?clubToken=TG9naW4tQ2x1Yi52MS0xMjQ1LTE3OTYxNDM3NTN8blB5bzY4cnF0MDQ5ejVUeFVGcFY1dUZFV3ZtaFBqS0hkeDNjcGxTb20rYz0=&program_id=124001 Monday 10/26 Monday 10/26 7-12 Coed $35 Etowah River Park Contact Us Camps Winter Futsal INTRODUCING - GEORGIA IMPACT FUTSAL! GA Impact Soccer offers Futsal programming throughout the winter. DON'T LET THE WINTER SLOW DOWN YOUR PLAYER'S DEVELOPMENT! Futsal is an excellent way to keep players on the ball, build confidence, and continue developing during the winter months. More Info & Registration Futsal School Academies Impact Soccer offers school academy programming for Schools inside Cherokee County. All programs are done after school, and the program duration is typically 8 weeks per school. Currently, we offer programming at Clark Creek, R.M. Moore, Lyndon Academy, Hasty Elementary, Teasley Middle School and Cherokee High School. To find out more information about our School Academies, please contact Scott Craven at scraven@gaimpact.com Contact Us School TOPSoccer Impact Soccer has established a partnership with USYS TOPSoccer TOPSoccer (The Outreach Program for Soccer) is a program for young athletes with cognitive, emotional or physical disabilities, organized by youth soccer association volunteers. TOPSoccer provides an opportunity for children with disabilities to learn and play soccer in a fun and encouraging way. The participants will build self-confidence while improving their physical fitness and social skills in a safe and supportive environment. Our TOPSoccer program is played on Sundays from 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm during the fall and spring, and is available to players ages five and older. The sessions take place at Badger Creek Park on Field 8. During our sessions, each player will get to work on soccer skills and play a soccer game with volunteers to end each session. New and returning players will need to register online for each season. If your child is interested, but you are not sure if it is a good fit, you are welcome to visit on a Sunday during the season. Feel free to contact Nicole Allman at tops@gaimpact.com with any questions you may have. Fall Dates September 27th October 4th, 11th, 18th and 25th November 1st Time: 3-4 PM Age: Minimum 5 years old Cost: $20 For more info, contact tops@gaimpact.com Register Here 1/4 TOPSoccer Middle School Middle School League Impact Soccer is proud to welcome players from across Cherokee County and surrounding communities to our Middle School League, a competitive and community‑focused program held each Winter (November–December–January). This league brings together athletes of all skill levels to represent their schools, grow their game, and compete in a fun, structured environment Our Middle School League features boys’ and girls’ Varsity and Junior Varsity teams, with players placed through tryouts to ensure balanced divisions and a great experience for everyone. Throughout the season, teams compete in regular‑season matchups and playoffs, culminating in the crowning of each league’s champion. Tryouts are open to all middle school players, including those who attend private, charter, or homeschool programs. If a player does not attend a Cherokee County school, Impact Soccer will designate an appropriate team so every athlete has a place to play. Gameplay: Each half will consist of 30 minutes with a 5-minute halftime break. Teams have a minimum of 7 players to start a match. Games will start promptly. There will be no grace period for players arriving late. Players must have proper soccer attire to play. Shin-guards, Soccer Cleats, Team Jerseys are provided. We will follow FIFA guidelines on subs. Any dead ball you can sub. 3-points for a win, 1-point for a tie, 0 points for a loss Tryout Dates Monday November 16th -Boys Tuesday November 17th- Girls Wednesday November 18th - Rain date Badger Creek Park 5:30-7pm If your player is selected to a team the season cost will be $295- half due at the time of acceptance. For more information, please email us at Impact@gaimpact.com Tryout Registration Adult League Fall Season Dates September 13, 20, 27th October 4, 11, 18, 25th November 1, 8, 15th Register Here C OST: $145 for a minimum of 8 games (depending on weather) and playoffs. $135.00 for team registr ation per player. (Minimum of 7 players for team registration) All games will be played in an 8v8 format . Registration is done individually; players are assigned to a team in two ways: a player request or random placement. The season fee includes field rental and referee fees. Jerseys must be purchased through Soccer.com, j erseys are now the Adidas. brand. You must be 18 years of age to join the league. Practice: often (when there is enough desire), there will be informal ‘kick-arounds’ during the week for all league players who want extra play/activity time. Once you are registered and on a team, you can also play in games with other teams. Chances are you know someone or have friends on one of our teams. This is typically coordinated by your team captain. All teams have their personalities/characteristics. If you want to experience another team, you can request another one the following season. If you are new and have already registered, we welcome additional information about you and your preferences. If you know what team you want to be assigned to, please list it. If not, leave that blank. If you have played before and like playing a certain position, list that…it will help place you if you don’t have a team preference. Provide other info you would feel would help your placement. For more information please contact Jason Bishop at jbishop@gaimpact.com Order your Jersey Rules Contact Us Adult League

WINTER SPROUTS PROGRAM Saturday Mornings Location: Woodstock High School Address: 2010 Towne Lake Hills S Dr, Woodstock, GA 30189 Time: 9:30am-10:30am Dates: 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, and 11/21 REGISTER HERE What is Sprouts? Sprouts is Georgia Impact’s introductory soccer program designed especially for 2- and 3-year-old boys and girls.Our goal is to give young players a fun, positive first experience with soccer while helping them build confidence, coordination, and a love for the game. Each session lasts approximately 55 minutes and includes fun, age-appropriate activities and games that help players develop foundational soccer skills, coordination, and confidence. A parent/guardian or an approved older sibling must participate on the field with the player during all activities and sessions. Why Parents Love Sprouts? - A fun and welcoming introduction to soccer. - Activities designed specifically for 2- and 3-year-olds. - No soccer experience is needed. - Parents get to participate alongside their little player. - Focused on building confidence, skills, and a lifelong love for the game. *Georgia Impact has a no-refund policy.

REGISTER NOW What is MLS GO? MLS GO is a grassroots recreational youth soccer program created by Major League Soccer. MLS GO is a nationally recognized grassroots soccer program that provides a consistent, high-quality recreational experience for young players. Whether your child is brand-new to soccer or already loves kicking the ball around, MLS GO provides the perfect foundation for building skills, confidence, and friendships. Why Parents Love MLS GO: Practice and small-sided games happen in the same one-hour session. Less driving, less stress, and easier scheduling for busy families. No tryouts - players of all skill levels are welcome. Official MLS GO jersey, shorts, and socks included with registration. (Players need shin guards and cleats) What to Expect: Each weekly session includes fun, age-appropriate skill development, exciting small-sided games, and an encouraging environment where every player gets involved. Our focus is on helping kids develop a love for the game while making new friends and building confidence. The cost is $145. MLS GO is a great fit for children who: Are playing soccer for the first time. Want a fun, positive introduction to the sport. Enjoy being active and making new friends. Aren't quite ready for a competitive or travel soccer environment. REGISTER FOR FALL Sunday Afternoons Location: Waleska - Reinhardt University Address: 250 One R U Eagles Way Waleska, GA 30183 Time: 2:30-3:45pm Dates: October 18th, 25th and November 1st, 8th, and 15th REGISTER FOR WINTER Monday Nights Location: Clark Creek Elementary Address: 3219 Hunt Rd, Acworth GA 30102 Time: 6:00-7:00pm Dates: November 9th, 16th, 30th and December 7th (No November 23rd)

Staff Directory Referees Sports Medicine Contact Us Staff Directory Name Title Email Shane Moore Executive Director s.moore@gaimpact.com Robert Roddie Director of Operations rroddie@gaimpact.com Ross Keenan Club Director of Coaching / Camps Director rkeenan@gaimpact.com Nicole Vinette Competitive Soccer Admin nvinette@gaimpact.com Adam Reakes Director of College Placement areakes@gaimpact.com Wesley Lutz Girls Academy Scheduler wlutz@gaimpact.com Scott Craven School Academies Director / Boys Academy Scheduler scraven@gaimpact.com John Murnan Recreational Soccer Director jmurnan@gaimpact.com Noreen Courchene Recreational Soccer Admin ncourchene@gaimpact.com Kim Bishop Sponsorships kbishop@gaimpact.com Jason Bishop Middle School Director / DPA Director / Adult League Director jbishop@gaimpact.com Staff Dir Referees We are looking for referees and all NEW aspiring referees must be certified by US SOCCER before they can work. To find more information about becoming a referee please reach our to Armstrong Officiating at ref@gaimpact.com Register for a Class Order Referee Gear Getting Started as a Soccer Referee 1. Get Certified To register for a class, go to the US Soccer Learning Center 2. Order Your Referee Gear New Referees – Get all your referee gear from Official Sports. 3. Join our Assigning Group Click on the link to the left and join our assigning group in Assignr. Join Impact's Assigning Group Referees The Northside Hospital Sports Medicine Network The Northside Hospital Sports Medicine Network is a comprehensive program based entirely around the needs of athletes of all ages. Our multidisciplinary sports medicine providers, trained in pediatric and adult care, work together to customize plans of care for each individual based on his or her needs. The Northside Hospital Sports Medicine Network offers services encompassing the entire care continuum, focusing on keeping our athletes healthy and active with services that facilitate optimal performance. Through preventive care, nutrition counseling, and corrective exercise, we help educate you to prevent injuries. If an injury or illness occurs, our experts use the latest evidence-based medicine, strengthening, and rehab techniques. If needed, minimally-invasive surgery, focusing on safely returning you to your sport as quickly as possible. Under the careful direction of experienced sports medicine physicians, patients are guided through our multidisciplinary team of specialists, who treat more than just injuries but rather athletes as a whole. CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE Sports Medicine Important Documents Team Managers Team Manager Guide Medical Release Form Blank Scorecard Importat Documents

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Tournament Venues CLICK ON THE VENUE TO SEE THE VENUE MAP AND FIELD LAYOUT Badger Creek Park Veteran's Park JJ Biello Park Cherokee High School Cherokee YMCA

Acworth Rec Camp Series REGISTER NOW FOR FALL 2026 ⚽ Acworth Rec Camp Series 📍 NEW LOCATION: Hillcrest Baptist Church | Acworth, GA Ages 7–12 | COED What is Georgia Impact REC Soccer – Acworth? Georgia Impact REC Soccer – Acworth is a fun and welcoming recreational soccer program for boys and girls ages 7–12! Designed for players of all experience levels, this five-week program gives kids the opportunity to develop their soccer skills, build confidence, learn the game, and — most importantly — get on the field and PLAY! Players will meet once a week for a one-hour session that combines skill development, age-appropriate activities, coach-led practice, and small-sided soccer games. Whether your player is newer to soccer or simply looking for another opportunity to get on the field, our goal is to create a positive, encouraging environment where kids can learn, grow, and have FUN! Why Families Will Love REC Soccer – Acworth Five Saturdays of Soccer — A simple five-week commitment for busy families. All Experience Levels Welcome — No previous soccer experience is required! COED for Ages 7–12 — Boys and girls learn and play together. Plenty of Playing Time — Sessions include skill development, practice, and small-sided games. Learn & Grow — Players develop soccer skills while building confidence and understanding of the game. Fun Comes First — A positive and encouraging environment designed to help players enjoy being on the field. Georgia Impact Jersey/Shirt Included — Each registered player will receive a Georgia Impact jersey/shirt! 📅 Fall 2026 Schedule Saturdays | 11:00 AM–12:00 PM September 26 October 3 October 10 October 17 October 24 📍 Location Hillcrest Baptist Church 6069 Woodstock Rd Acworth, Georgia 👟 What Players Should Bring Plenty of water Shin guards Soccer cleats or appropriate athletic shoes Come join Georgia Impact for five Saturdays of soccer, skill development, small-sided games, and plenty of FUN in Acworth! ⚽ *Georgia Impact has a no-refund policy.

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Mission Employment Opportunities Sponsors Abuse Prevention College Recruiting Financial Aid Policies Code of Conduct Mission The mission of the Georgia Impact Soccer Club is to provide positive, high-quality soccer programming at all levels of play for youth and their families. The ultimate goal is to provide the players with the necessary tools to achieve the highest level of technical, tactical, physical, and mental development. Mission College Recruiting All of our players will receive college recruiting guidance and preparation from U15-U19. We will be covering the following areas: College ID Camps - REGISTER HERE College Showcases How to reach out to schools? Testing (ACTs, SATs) Video Highlight Reels Among many others If you have any questions about college recruiting opportunities, please contact Adam Reakes areakes@gaimpact.com Impact also hosts College ID Camps and our very own Atlanta College Showcase Tournament College Employment Opportunities If you are interested in Coaching with Impact, please view the corresponding Program information below. The availability of coaching positions is dependent on the season and program. Please contact us to become a coach: Recreational Coach (U5-U19) - Volunteer Basis Academy Coach (U9-U12) - Paid Select Coach (U13-U19) - Paid Other open positions: N/A Employment Financial Aid Financial Aid opportunities are available. To apply for financial aid and find out more about our financial aid program, please get in touch with our Financial Department at finance@gaimpact.com Financial Sponsors Thanks to all sponsors that form part of the Impact Family To become a sponsor and more information, please contact Kim Bishop at kbishop@gaimpact.com Sponsors Policies Abuse Prevention Policy CSA has zero tolerance for abuse in all ages, programs, and club activities. It is the responsibility of every coach, volunteer, parent, and player to participate in the effort to create a safe environment for all sports participants. Coach Code of Conduct All members of the CSA coaching staff are role models and ambassadors for the Club and are held to expectations that reflect the values of our organization. Concussion Policy If an athlete is suspected to have a concussion, either observed by a coach, parent, referee, or another player, he/she is to be removed from the game or practice and assessed for a possible concussion. COVID-19 Return to Play Protocol Our highest priority remains to provide soccer opportunities in a safe environment. These policies outline the increased responsibilities we will need to undertake to ensure all our participants can continue to play. Financial Aid CSA offers financial aid to those players from families that demonstrate a clear financial need. Fundraising Policy The following are guidelines that CSA has put in place for any team fundraising efforts. Insurance Policy CSA players, coaches, and assistant coaches are covered by accident insurance during each season at scheduled practices and games. Parent Code of Conduct CSA believes that the attitude shown by parents toward the coaches, the referees, fellow parents, and the opposing players is of paramount importance, and we expect the highest standards of courtesy, sportsmanship, and positive behavior among our parents, players, and families at all times. Pet Policy No pets (e.g., dogs, cats, or other leashed animals) are allowed at any CSA-owned or operated facility used for practices, games, and/or tournaments (except for a documented service animal). Player Code of Conduct Acceptance of membership by CSA is a privilege that carries certain responsibilities. As a CSA player, you are representing our club at all times. Refund Policy Acceptance or registration on a CSA team confirms a player’s commitment to the team, the Club, and the fees associated with membership for a full year or season depending on the program. CSA will review requests for an adjustment to Club Fees in the case of a significant injury or relocation. Social Media Policy This policy is for any individual who chooses to associate him/herself with CSA through social media either through an approved team account, a personal account, or other means. Weather Policy Player safety on and off the field is our priority, and we use a catalog of resources to help inform our decisions to adapt to weather changes, suspend, and/or cancel when needed. Policies Abuse Prevention We take all reports very seriously and are committed to creating a safe environment for our players, families, volunteers, and staff. Overview CSA is committed to providing a safe environment for all players and preventing abusive conduct in any form. CSA has zero tolerance for abuse  in all ages, programs, and club activities. It is the responsibility of every coach, volunteer, parent, and player to participate in the collaborative effort to ensure our athletes are protected while enjoying the game they love. Providing that environment requires all of us to be educated on best practices and prevention strategies and act when the time comes to report suspicious behavior.  Prevention CSA has implemented several policies to help protect our players' environment. Our Athlete and Participant Safety Policies address several areas listed where coaches, families, and athletes can reduce the risk of inappropriate interactions, including: One-on-One Interactions and Meetings Social Media and Electronic Communications Team Travel Massages and Rubdowns Locker Rooms, Rest Rooms, and Changing Areas Reporting Requirements If you wish to report an incident of child abuse or misconduct, please email csa@csaimpact.com Education All CSA Coaches and Team Managers are required to complete the SafeSport Trained Core Course, which covers Sexual Misconduct Awareness, Mandatory Reporting, and Physical and Emotional Misconduct. Each year, Coaches and Team Managers will complete SafeSport Refresher Courses to remain current with the latest information on preventing misconduct and creating a positive sports environment. SafeSport also offers free courses and toolkits for parents and athletes and serves as an introduction to creating a welcoming environment in sports, identifying misconduct when it happens, and taking action to protect our athletes. Courses are age specific and can be found using the links below. Free Parent Toolkits For Parents of Preschool Children For Parents of School-Age Children For Parents of Middle School Youth For Parents of High School Aged Adolescents Parent Toolkit – All Ages Free Online Courses SafeSport for Athletes (Ages 5-12) SafeSport for Athletes (13+) SafeSport - Coaching Athletes With Disabilities SafeSport for Volunteers Not Regularly Working With Athletes Parent’s Guide to Misconduct in Sport Abuse Prevention Code of Conduct The safety, welfare, and well-being of our youth players are the primary concern and responsibility of the Cherokee Soccer Association and all its programs. All members, employees, volunteers, and contractors acting as a representative of or on behalf of CSA, in the course of doing business with CSA, or attending a CSA event will adhere to the following: All children will be equally treated with respect regardless of sex, race, religion, and culture. Children will not be touched in ways that make them feel uncomfortable, and their right to say no will be respected. At no time during a CSA game, practice or other CSA event will any employee, volunteer, or contractor be alone with a single child where they cannot be observed by others. Children will not be left unsupervised Children will not be dropped off and left at any field before that child is under adult supervision. Coaches/team personnel will not leave any child unsupervised until the child is picked up. Any type of abuse will not be tolerated and may be cause for immediate dismissal. No player will ever be subjected to: Physical abuse - including but not limited to striking, spanking, shaking and slapping. Verbal abuse - including but not limited to humiliation, degrading comments, and threats. Sexual abuse - including but not limited to inappropriate sexual touching or exposure or conduct which created a sexually hostile environment. Mental abuse - including but not limited to shaming, cruelty, or neglect such as withholding food, water, basic care, etc. The use of positive techniques of guidance is encouraged, including redirection, positive reinforcement, and encouragement rather than comparison and criticism. Staff, volunteer coaches, and team officials will have age-appropriate expectations and set up guidelines and environments that minimize the need for discipline. Physical restraint will be used only when necessary to protect the child or other children from harm. When physical restraint is administered, the situation must be immediately documented in writing to the CSA CEO. The use, possession, or being under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs immediately before and during CSA events involving CSA players is prohibited. Employees, volunteers, and contractors may be subject to drug screening. Intimate displays of affection will be refrained from. Smoking or the use of tobacco is prohibited. The use of profanity in the presence of CSA players is prohibited. Inappropriate jokes and sharing intimate details of one's personal life are prohibited. Social Networking between adults and individual CSA Players is discouraged. Electronic and phone communications with CSA players should be limited to soccer-specific topics. Code of Conduct

Impact Tournament Series Tournament Dates Location URL Impact Premier Cup Nov 14-15, 2026 Badger Creek Park https://soccer.sincsports.com/details.aspx?tid=MASITA2&tab=1https%3a%2f%2fsoccer.sincsports.com%2fTTContent.aspx%3ftid%3dMASITA2&tab=1 Georgia Super Cup Feb 6-7, 2027 Badger Creek Park https://soccer.sincsports.com/details.aspx?tid=TT4454&tab=1 Georgia Elite Cup & Showcase May 8-9, 2027 Badger Creek Park https://soccer.sincsports.com/details.aspx?tid=GAELITE&tab=1

Tournament Venues CLICK ON THE VENUE TO SEE THE VENUE MAP AND FIELD LAYOUT Badger Creek Park Veteran's Park JJ Biello Park Cherokee High School Cherokee YMCA