Individual
Group
Year Round
Soccer Training, Exclusively Here.
Year round player development, tactical training, and game analysis on indoor turf, led by Ryan O'Neill.
Ages 5 to 22
Year round player development, tactical training, and game analysis on indoor turf, led by Ryan O'Neill.
Athletes are grouped by age and ability so every session stays focused. Spots are limited and held on a first come, first served basis.
Group training runs in sessions of five one-hour meetings held on consecutive weeks. In the event of holidays or facility closures, there may be small gaps in the schedule. Not sure which session fits your athlete?
Reach out to training@theathleteclubhouse.com and we'll help you find the right one.
Individual soccer training runs year round for players ages 5 to 22. One-on-one sessions give a player individual instruction in the specific areas of the game that are hard to learn and master in a full team or group setting.Sessions are built around where that player actually is. Some athletes come in to sharpen their skills before an important tryout, some to prepare for an upcoming season, and others to steadily build technical ability over months.
Every session is personalized, so the player leaves with knowledge they can use to compete at a higher level.Individual soccer training runs year round for players ages 5 to 22. Every session is built around where that player actually is, whether the focus is first touch, finishing, decision making, or preparing for the next level. Sessions are scheduled directly with the coach, so training fits around club practices, school, and the rest of the week instead of competing with it.
What's included:
1. One-on-one sessions scheduled year round, indoors, with no weather cancellations
2. Technical work built around the player's position and current level
3. Tactical training and game analysis, not just ball work
4. Full-size indoor turf, climate controlled through the winter months
5. Tryout and preseason preparation
Brent Jacquette is the founder of The Athlete Clubhouse and a Wallingford native whose playing career earned him All-American honors at both Strath Haven High School and Penn State University, along with Soccer America's Collegiate MVP award in 2002 and an invitation to the 2003 MLS Combine. He went on to play professionally in the United Soccer League with the Pittsburgh Riverhounds and the Minnesota Thunder before spending ten seasons as head men's soccer coach at Widener University. Brent is also co-Founder and Executive Director of Youth Development United. He holds a USSF "A" License and an NSCAA Premier Diploma, along with a bachelor's degree in telecommunications from Penn State and a master's in public administration from Widener University..
Ryan O'Neill brings more than three decades of high-level soccer experience to The Athlete Clubhouse, beginning as a standout at Strath Haven High School, where he won the 1995 PIAA State Championship and earned Parade Magazine All-American and Pennsylvania Gatorade Player of the Year honors. After representing the US Youth National Team and starting all four years at the University of South Carolina as a two-time NSCAA Scholar All-American, he played professionally in MLS with the NY/NJ MetroStars and D.C. United, in the German Oberligas, and with the Harrisburg City Islanders. Since 2006, Ryan has led Strath Haven's boys' program to two PIAA District 1 titles and two state final appearances, while his club teams have captured state and regional championships.
Michelle Jacquette brings more than two decades of collegiate and club coaching experience to The Athlete Clubhouse, and is currently the head women's soccer coach at Thomas Jefferson University. In her 2025 debut season she led the Rams to a 17-3-1 record, the top seed in the CACC Tournament, and a second straight NCAA Sweet 16 appearance. Before Jefferson, she served as an assistant and interim head coach at Temple University and spent five years as associate head coach at Swarthmore College, where she developed an All-American along with numerous all-region and all-conference players; earlier stops include Bryn Mawr, Neumann, Gwynedd Mercy, and a Penn State University Athletic Conference Coach of the Year award in 2017. Michelle holds a U.S. Soccer National 'C' license along with advanced regional certification from the NSCAA. She earned a bachelor's degree in business communications from the University of Maryland and a master's in instructional technology from Widener University, and also holds a teaching certification from Eastern University.
Harry Ischiropoulos served as an assistant coach for the Swarthmore College men’s soccer team for 15 years. During this period the team won two Centennial Conference championships and two ECAC championships, had six appearances in the NCAA Tournament, reaching the Sweet 16 four times. He coached six All-Americans and three players signed professional soccer contracts. Since 2020 he has served as a coach with West Chester Predators, one of the premier pre-professional clubs in the USA. The Predators compete in the semi-pro/amateur USL League Two league, the National Premier Soccer League, and the National Amateur Cups. The Predators have won multiple conference titles while winning the American Premier Soccer League National Championship on two occasions. In addition, the team won the National USASA Amateur Cup (2025), and in 2023 they won the Steinbrecher Cup, a single-elimination tournament to determine the Champion of Champions of U.S. men’s amateur and pre-professional leagues. He has worked with more than 100 current and former college players, including 7 selected in the MLS SuperDraft and 14 who signed professional contracts.
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