The Fort Worth Vaqueros and Vaqueras FC are hosting free Saturday morning soccer clinics for children aged 6 to 12 through December 12.
These weekly sessions, held from 9 to 10 a.m. at rotating locations across the city, aim to expand community access to the sport and build local youth talent.
The initiative, which began in late October, shows the club's strategy to expand its presence in North Texas sports. By rotating through diverse neighborhoods, the organization is bypassing traditional barriers to entry that often limit youth participation in competitive athletics. This effort serves as a grassroots foundation for the club’s broader professional ambitions, which include competing in the USL2 and the WPSL by the summer of 2027.
The program utilizes a decentralized model to reach families across the Fort Worth metropolitan area.
| Date | Location | Address |
|---|---|---|
| November 14 | Benbrook Elementary | 800 Mercedes St, Benbrook, TX 76126 |
| November 21 | Kingswood Park | 7555 Trail Lake Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76133 |
| November 28 | TBD | Check social media for updates |
| December 5 | Vaqueros Field | 2400 E Vickery Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76104 |
| December 12 | Table Church | 6011 W Bailey Boswell Rd, Fort Worth, TX 76179 |
Vaqueros and Vaqueras FC Build Local Soccer Connections
The Fort Worth Vaqueros and Vaqueras FC are building the future of soccer in their community and sharing their passion for the game with the city they proudly call home. Each week, the organization is establishing new connections, introducing more families to the club, and inspiring the next generation of local soccer talent.
This sentiment is echoed by the club’s own mission statement, which emphasizes that the clinics are designed to “share our passion for the game with the city we proudly call home,” while creating a consistent presence in neighborhoods like Benbrook and at the Vaqueros Field.
Strategic Outlook for 2027
The transition toward the 2027 season represents a critical juncture for both the Vaqueros and the Vaqueras. As the clubs prepare for competition in the WPSL and USL2, the current community clinics act as a vital recruitment and public relations tool.
Maintaining a visible, free program allows the organization to cultivate a loyal fan base and a pipeline of talent that is deeply invested in the club’s success before professional matches even begin.
The focus remains on accessibility, with organizers encouraging families to follow social media channels for real-time updates on location changes, particularly for the November 28 session. The program is scheduled to conclude on December 12 at the Table Church location.
