GEORGIA IMPACT SC

Soccer club based in Canton/Woodstock, GA. Providing programs for all levels. Come be part of the Impact family! Impact Soccer About the Club Player Pathway Training Programs Outreach Programs Coach with Us Team-Based Programs About the Club Georgia Impact Soccer Club is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in Canton/Woodstock, GA, offering both Recreational and Competitive soccer programs to players of all levels. Formerly known as Cherokee Soccer Association (CSA), the organization evolved through a merger that brought all programs under the unified identity of Georgia Impact Soccer Club. Through innovative soccer programming, player development opportunities, and a strong commitment to coaching education, Georgia Impact creates an environment where over 2,000 players and 150 coaches continue to grow on and off the field. As one of the most prominent clubs in the area, Impact Soccer is proud to offer the following programs: Recreational, Academy, Select, Elite Academy (Boys), Development Player League (Girls), Girls Academy League ASPIRE, WPSL (Women's semi-professional soccer), and community outreach programs. Georgia Impact Soccer Club strive to improve the quality of life for our players, families, and community through the game of soccer. Keep scrolling down to find out more about our club! We would love to have you join the Impact Family! Anchor 1 Player Pathway We place the highest value on individual player development and are proud to offer numerous programming options to ensure the best environment for development, regardless of level. Each and every program provides age and level-appropriate training to allow players to develop the technical mastery, game understanding, and physical training needed to grow and progress. Anchor 2 Team-Based Programs We place the highest value on individual player development and are proud to offer numerous programming options to ensure the best environment for development, regardless of level. Select Our Select teams compete at the highest competitive level in Georgia Soccer, as well as in various elite leagues across the country. Coached by our professional and paid coaching staff. Select teams train 2-3 times a week, compete in 8-10 League games, and will attend 1-3 tournaments throughout each season (Fall/Spring). Learn More DPL Development Player League (DPL) is an elite-level, only-female league with a proven record of placing players in college and at the professional level. Teams train three times a week and attend two to three National Showcase events per year. Learn More Recreational Recreational soccer offers an introductory, fun playing environment for players of all skill levels between the ages of 4-19. Our recreational soccer program is one of the largest of its kind in the state. Learn More Girls Academy Aspire The highest level of competition for our Girls program, a top-tier platform emphasizing high performance and collegiate recruitment. It offers a structured pathway with exposure to college programs and top-tier competition across the country. Learn More Elite Academy League The highest level of competition for our boys program, providing college exposure and top-level development. EAL delivers a pathway that mirrors the demands of the next level. It’s designed for serious athletes ready to compete, develop, and excel. Learn More SCCL SCCL provides a strong regional structure for both boys and girls, emphasizing club collaboration and quality competition across the Southeast. Together, these leagues support a competitive environment for players striving to excel. Learn More Developmental Pre-Academy It prepares players to progress to the Academy level and beyond through our dedicated coaching staff that provides quality and age-appropriate instruction. DPA is the most competitive program offered for U8 players. Learn More Academy Georgia Impact's Academy provides the highest level of soccer for U9-U12 players. Academy Soccer is a 10-month program, players begin their season in August and conclude in May. Learn More Anchor 3 Training Programs We place the highest value on individual player development and are proud to offer numerous programming options to ensure the best environment for development, regardless of level. Goalkeeping Our Goalkeeping staff leads position-specific training for all goalkeepers involved in our competitive programs. All goalkeepers are provided with a minimum of one session per week in addition to their respective team training sessions during the season. Learn More Sprouts Or Sprouts staff leads age-appropriate activities for players from 2-4 years of age. All activities are fun-based and non-competitive in nature. This program is a great way to work on motor skills and basic soccer techniques. Learn More Camps & Clinics Impact Soccer camps are aimed at all players looking for a fun soccer experience or an introduction to the game while keeping engaged during breaks from school. Learn More Anchor 4 Anchor 5 Outreach Programs Impact Soccer is proud to offer several outreach & community-based programs, allowing for access to high-quality soccer programs for all. School Academies Featuring 9 schools in Cherokee County, Impact Soccer is able to provide high-quality after-school soccer programming for children. Bringing soccer to the community, regardless of any barriers, is part of our mission. Learn More Middle School Soccer Impact Soccer organizes the only Middle School Soccer league in the Metro-ATL area, providing kids with high-quality soccer programming during the winter time. Learn More Coaching Opportunities We are always looking for talented and passionate individuals to coach in our various programs. If you are interested in learning more about what it means to be an Impact Coach or what coaching opportunities are available, click below! Learn More Anchor 6 Up

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 Wesley Lutz at wlutz@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 14-16, 2025 Badger Creek Park https://soccer.sincsports.com/TTContent.aspx?tid=MASITA2&tab=1https://soccer.sincsports.com/TTContent.aspx?tid=MASITA2&tab=1 Georgia Super Cup Feb 7-8, 2026 Badger Creek Park https://soccer.sincsports.com/details.aspx?tid=TT4454&tab=1 Georgia Elite Cup & Showcase May 9-10, 2026 Badger Creek Park https://soccer.sincsports.com/details.aspx?tid=GAELITE&tab=1

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OPEN REGISTRATIONS MIDSEASON TRYOUTS - JAN 22 For players born between 2010-2018 SPRING RECREATIONAL SOCCER SPRING DEVELOPMENTAL PRE ACADEMY (DPA) FEBRUARY BREAK CAMP SPROUTS (2-4 year olds) DPA (6-8 YO) CAMP SOCCER PREVIEW DAY VENUE MAPS

Alumni Georgia Impact ha producido muchos alumnos notables. Los jugadores han pasado a jugar para universidades como Wake Forest, Clemson, Kentucky, Georgia, Alabama y UAB, solo por nombrar algunas. Algunos de nuestros jugadores fueron seleccionados por la Major League Soccer, como Mark Bloom, exjugador de Atlanta United. Varios jugadores pasaron a jugar fútbol profesional en Europa y también tuvimos a varios en las Selecciones Nacionales Juveniles de EE. UU. Testimonios recientes "El entrenador Alex me dio una nueva perspectiva sobre cómo analizar el juego y jugar más relacionado con el nivel profesional" - Wessly Soronellas "He aprendido mucho estando en Impact a pesar de las dudas sobre mí como jugador de Athena D cuando probé para Impact. Estoy extremadamente bendecido de haberlo hecho. Todos los entrenadores y jugadores de Impact me empujaron a dar forma al tipo de jugador que soy. hoy. Ahora continúo mi carrera futbolística en la Universidad Reinhardt ". - Ashley Frye "Impact realmente se sintió como una familia, los grupos de edad estaban familiarizados entre sí y no solo su entrenador en jefe sino otros entrenadores sabían quién era usted" -Juan Nabor "Jugar en Georgia Impact, realmente facilitó mi transición del fútbol de clubes a la etapa universitaria" -Andrew Killeen Graduados de Impacto Clase de 2018 Isabel Gutiérrez Universidad Furman - NCAA DI Kaleigh Killeen Universidad del Sur de Mississippi - NCAA DI Oliva Durham Universidad del Sur de Mississippi - NCAA DI Catriona Michel Universidad de West Georgia - NCAA DII Katie Newton - Universidad de Lander - NCAA DII Jana Magee Universidad de Lander - NCAA DII Emily Feyerabend Universidad de Anderson - NCAA DII Taylor Campbell Universidad de Anderson - NCAA DII Hannah Morrone Universidad del suroeste de Georgia - NCAA DII Tess Aubrey Young Harris College - NCAA DII Macy Werner North Central College - NCAA DIII Paulina Ortega Universidad Life - NAIA Aylin Lopez Universidad Life - NAIA Sydney Smith Universidad Life - NAIA Sydney Martínez Sur de Florida NCAA DI Clase de 2019 Katey Derkay Universidad de Georgia del Norte - NCAA DII Hannah Behner Joven Harris NCAA DII Bailey Wiernusz Universidad de Georgia del Norte - NCAA DII Logan Vermaas Universidad de Georgia del Norte - NCAA DII Sofía Macmurdo Lynn College NCAA DII Katelynn James Universidad de Oglethorpe - NCAA DIII Taylor Whiteside Universidad de Oglethorpe - NCAA DIII Castillo de Morgan Joven Harris NCAA DII Génesis Joven Harris NCAA DII Lynette Chege Clayton State NCAA DII Clase de 2020 Nicole Gómez Universidad de Georgia del Norte - NCAA DII Rhyan Connolly ETSU NCAA DI AverI Whalraven NCAA DI del norte de Florida Laney Stevenson Daytona State JC Lidia Herrera Universidad Reinhardt - NAIA COMPROMETIDO 2021 Elena Gutiérrez Universidad Furman - NCAA DI Emma Williams Universidad Reinhardt - NAIA Jadeynn Campbell Joven Harris NCAA DII Alex Pace Universidad de Oglethorpe - NCAA DIII Maggie Bradley Yale - NCAA DI Sydney Jones Truett McConnell - NAIA Ashley Frye Universidad Reinhardt - NAIA Madison tembló Instituto Militar de Virginia - NCCA D1 Clase de 2016-2017 Wessly Soronellas Reinhardt U./Life U. Juan Nabor Kings College / Life University Andrew Killeen Universidad Life Matt Shamoun Colegio Militar de Georgia Mauro Delacruz Universidad Life Hector guerrero Universidad Life Dakota Stewart Universidad Life Hannah Farmer Colegio de Charleston Romualdo Espinosa Universidad de las Highlands de Georgia

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