Golden Isles Soccer

SpecialtiesFormerly known as GISA (golden isles soccer assoc), the Southern Soccer Academy Coastal SSI Office is usually located on the pitch on any given weekend. The club combines local, low-cost, parent and volunteer-coached youth programs that emphasize participation and enjoyment of the sport. SSA Coastal hosts the annual SSA Chelsea Jekyll Classic Driven by Yokohama, to be played the second weekend in October at complexes in the Brunswick and Jekyll Island soccer complex. Contact us if you are interested in refereeing, playing or coaching. We need YOU! SSACoastalAssignor@gmail.com or LSwafford@SSAelite.com

Coastal Outreach Soccer is a community-focused organization in Brunswick, GA, dedicated to improving the lives of youth through sports and educational programs. Their initiatives include academic support, STEM programs, and opportunities for community engagement, all aimed at fostering positive development for families in the Arco community. The organization hosts events such as the annual jamboree at Paulk Park, offering registration for soccer, food, and resources for families. With a commitment to inclusivity, they actively seek volunteers to coach and engage in community outreach, promoting a collaborative environment for both children and their families. Generated from the website

Coastal Outreach Soccer (COS) is dedicated to fostering growth and development in youth through a variety of programs that emphasize academic achievement, STEM education, and soccer training. By prioritizing core values such as effort, community, belief, and family, COS creates a supportive environment where children can thrive both on and off the field. In addition to enhancing skills and knowledge, COS actively engages in community outreach initiatives, allowing participants to make a positive impact in Brunswick and Southeast Georgia. With a remarkable graduation rate and a significant number of alumni pursuing higher education or military service, COS is committed to shaping future leaders and breaking barriers for first-generation students. Generated from the website