Frequently Asked Questions

R.I.S.E. stands for Reach, Inspire, Strengthen, Empower. It's a comprehensive leadership development program that helps youth discover their unique qualities through sports participation and mentorship. At NextGen United Champions Sports Foundation, we use this framework to build character alongside athletic skills.

Yes, the G.E.A.R. Program is a girls-only flag football initiative in Frisco, TX. This program empowers female athletes and breaks down gender barriers in sports participation. It provides a supportive environment where girls can develop football skills and confidence.

The Unified Sports Academy provides inclusive athletic opportunities and adaptive training specifically designed for Special Olympics athletes and youth with disabilities. The program offers specialized coaching and inclusive environments where athletes of all abilities can participate together. NextGen United Champions Sports Foundation tailors instruction to meet individual needs.

Youth sports training includes flag football, basketball, soccer, and baseball. Programs feature age-appropriate skill development and character building for elementary through high school athletes. Each sport emphasizes both technical skills and personal growth through structured coaching.

Sports camps and clinics run seasonally, including summer programs, winter break clinics, and spring and fall skills workshops. All camps feature certified coaches and small group instruction. At NextGen United Champions Sports Foundation, we schedule programs during school breaks to maximize participation opportunities.

Yes, need-based scholarships and financial support are available for economically disadvantaged youth. This assistance covers sports program participation, equipment, and registration fees. NextGen United Champions Sports Foundation works to ensure finances don't prevent any child from accessing athletic opportunities.

Mentorship programs pair young athletes with experienced coaches and community leaders for personal development and guidance. These include both one-on-one and group mentorship initiatives. The focus is on building character, setting goals, and providing positive role models beyond athletic training.

Yes, free sports clinics are offered through community outreach initiatives. These programs include school partnerships and community engagement designed to increase sports access for under-resourced youth. At NextGen United Champions Sports Foundation, we serve multiple locations across North Texas including Frisco, Dallas, and surrounding areas.

Youth sports training serves athletes from elementary through high school ages. Programs are structured with age-appropriate skill development to match physical and developmental stages. Each age group receives coaching tailored to their experience level and athletic maturity.