→ OUR STORY
FROM THE PITCH TO OUR OWN CLUB
210 FC was born from a deliberate, community-driven decision to leave behind prior club affiliations -- including BVB and Hammers SC -- and establish something entirely autonomous. Rather than operating under borrowed identities or external structures, a group of dedicated coaches, families, and leaders chose to build a San Antonio-rooted club from the ground up: self-governed, self-funded, and fully accountable to the players and community it serves.
"210" carries the area code of San Antonio -- a direct declaration of local identity embedded in the club's name from day one. "MMXX" is Roman numeral for 2020, the founding year, permanently inscribed so the history of this club is never in question. The circular crest reading "San Antonio 210 Football Club MMXX" is the visual anchor of that identity: a badge designed to last generations, not seasons.
210 FC's mission is to develop elite youth players in a high-performance environment aligned with MLS Next standards -- while remaining deeply rooted in the San Antonio community. Every decision, from training methodology to competitive scheduling, is made with the long-term growth of the player in mind. This club is building something lasting for the next generation of San Antonio footballers.
→ MEET THE STAFF
THE PEOPLE BEHIND 210 FC
Our coaches, board members, and registrar team bring deep experience, recognized credentials, and a unified commitment to player development and club excellence. Together they form the backbone of everything 210 FC stands for in San Antonio.
Director of Coaching
USSF A License
Thomas Woolley started his coaching career here in San Antonio as the Director of Coaching with the Hammers Soccer Club which went on to become the most successful soccer club in San Antonio history. Coach Woolley has sent more players to play college soccer and won more state and regional championships than any other coach in San Antonio. He has also sent players to the MLS, National teams, and also one player to Manchester United as well as several others to different parts of Europe. He Selected to represent England in the Masters World Club Championships where he played against, USA, Argentina, Chile, and Columbia. He brings over 30 years of coaching experience.
Boys Director
UEFA B LICENSE
Coach Keegan has over 10 years of coaching experience and played soccer for West Born Academy (England), Dallas Texans USSF Academy (USA), Furman Univeristy (D1), ST. Mary's University, Alvechurch FC (England), Redditvh United (Englang)...to name a few. He has played in the FA Cup (England), Lamar Hunt US Open Cup, Premier Leage Academy, TST Million Dollar Tournament, Dallas Cup Super Group, and Nike Cup. He has experience with MLS Next, PDL, NPSL, UPSL, and ECNL leagues.
Girls Director
C license
David-Anthony Oliver, whom is a San Antonio native, has been coaching soccer at the youth level in South Texas for over 12 years. His career began working with the inner-city youth with limited income and resources whom had a interest and love for soccer. Over time, the joy in working with kids chasing a dream developed into a passionate career allowing him to work with a few established clubs and guide numerous kids to the collegiate level. Coach D-A completed trials for the Aztec Warriors, San Antonio Scorpions, and Ft. Lauderdale Strikers and played at the collegiate level for Houston Baptist University and St. Mary’s University. Of the teams coached over the years, he has earned multiple State Finals appearances at different levels including Presidents, NCS State and SCL.
eric aguilar
Coach
Coach Eric brings energy, dedication, and a genuine passion for youth development to 210 FC. Believing that soccer provides valuable life lessons beyond the game, he is committed to helping players build confidence, resilience, leadership, and a strong work ethic both on and off the field.
With a focus on player development and long-term growth, Coach Eric creates an environment that challenges athletes to improve technically, think tactically, and compete with character. Training sessions are designed to be engaging, purposeful, and age-appropriate, encouraging players to develop creativity, decision-making skills, and a love for the game.
bert atilano
Academy Director and Coach
Coach Bert was born and raised in San Antonio, TX. Coach Atilano has been playing soccer since the age of 3. This is when he developed a passion for the game. This passion is what drove him to train, develop, and compete at the Club, High School, and College level. He also competed at the NIRSA Championships in Statesboro, Georgia. He has been coaching in the San Antonio area for over 25 years. Coach Atilano has been a High School coach for the past 20 years. He currently serves as the Head Men’s Soccer Coach at Harlan High School. Previously he was the Head Men and Women’s Soccer Coach at Boerne High School.
chris forbes
Girls Director and Coach
Coach Chris brings an extraordinary 25-year coaching and playing pedigree to the club, marked by elite international experience and a deep, lifelong connection to club ownership. Christopher’s journey with owner Thomas Woolley began years ago when he starred on Woolley’s very first team in America, the Hammers. A standout talent from the start, Christopher earned Freshman of the Year honors at the University of the Incarnate Word and was selected for both the US Regional and National player pools as a young adult. His talent took him to Mexico, where he trained in Mexico City, Monterrey, and Celaya under the guidance of Mexican National Team legend Abuelo Cruz, competing against top-tier clubs like Toluca and Necaxa. Christopher went on to play professionally in Texas for the Austin Lone Stars under the legendary coach Wolfgang Suncholz. Today, Christopher continues to compete at the highest level, recently representing the United States on the Over-40 US National Soccer Team at the Senior World Cup. His wealth of pro-level knowledge and elite athletic training makes him a premier force in developing the next generation of soccer talent.
mark lomas
Coach
Coach Mark has been coaching U-10 soccer for seven years, focusing on developing strong fundamentals for players to compete at the highest level.I aim to build their knowledge of the game while emphasizing teamwork and discipline. I strive to create a positive and engaging environment where players can grow individually and as a team.By instilling a strong foundation, I help young athletes prepare for future success on and off the field.
luis olivares
Goal Keeper Coach
Coach Luis has been coaching soccer since 2011. In 2012, I found a great passion for training youth goalkeepers. My 13 years of coaching experience has lead to my current status as an assistant / goalkeeper coach for the men’s and women’s Soccer program at Texas A&M University San Antonio. It has been a privilege to be given this amazing opportunity to coach at a college level and gain experience to share with youth players who are planning to go to college. I continue to plan on providing the proper training skills to goalkeepers who are willing to take on the pressures and challenges for this specialized position.
collin salyers
Coach
Coach Collin played Center Back for 4 years at Howard Payne University and coached there for one season as a graduate assistant. I have been coaching high school soccer for 5 years and am currently the head boys coach at Brennan High School. I have coached club for two years with BVB and now 210FC. I currently hold a US Soccer D License.
jose suarez
Coach
Coach Jose has extensive experience in developing players and teams with a focus on possession soccer. He has coached several players who have gone on to play in prestigious academies and leagues. Randy also conducts coaching clinics to help other coaches improve their skills.
jayedan tate
Assistant Goal Keeper Coach
A current college-level player, Coach JayeDan transitioned into coaching to nurture a new generation of athletes while promoting teamwork and sportsmanship. JayeDan has been playing soccer for over 10 years, and for the most part, as goalkeeper. He has been with 210 FC for almost 3 years. JayeDan played a year of college at Indiana Tech, and is currently playing for Texas A&M SA.
ryan van de riet
Coach
Coach Ryan is passionate about developing well-rounded players and helping young athletes reach their full potential both on and off the field. He is committed to creating a positive, competitive, and player-centered environment where athletes can grow their technical skills, tactical understanding, confidence, and love for the game. His coaching philosophy emphasizes player development, teamwork, discipline, sportsmanship, and a growth mindset. Through engaging training sessions and meaningful mentorship, [he/she] strives to help players build character, work ethic, and leadership skills that extend beyond soccer.
BOARD
ixchell gonzalez
President
justin thompson
Vice President and Finance Chair
keegan woolley
Secretary and Finance Committee Member
Thomas woolley
Director
Paul santoyo
Director
REGISTRAR
Keya tate
Club Registrar
Manages all player registrations, transfers, and league documentation for 210 FC. The go-to contact for enrollment questions, tryout sign-ups, and administrative support for families across all age groups.
vaness garza
Club Administrator
The Club Administrator serves as the central point of coordination for 210 FC's daily operations, ensuring the club runs efficiently and effectively. This role oversees all administrative functions, including player registration, team formation, roster management, league and tournament coordination, compliance requirements, and communications,
→ OUR FACILITIES
WHERE 210 FC TRAINS
ACYSO Alamo Soccer Complex (ASP) Fields serves as the primary training and match venue for 210 FC. Located in San Antonio, Texas, the complex offers well-maintained natural grass pitches with ample parking and clearly marked field entrances for families. The facility's quality turf and available lighting make it a year-round training environment capable of supporting high-performance youth sessions at every age group.
FIELD STATUS
-- 210 FC maintains a regularly updated field status board for weather cancellations, maintenance closures, and scheduling changes. Before heading to training or a match, check back on this page for the current status -- or follow 210 FC on social media for real-time updates.
[ STATUS: OPEN ]
Use the map to the right for turn-by-turn directions to ACYSO Fields. First-time visitors can look for the ACYSO park complex signage near the intersection -- the main field entrance is clearly marked and accessible from the main road leading into the complex.
The South Texas Area Regional Soccer Complex is a 13 field soccer venue and also serves as the primary training and match venue for 210 FC. Located in San Antonio, Texas, the complex offers well-maintained natural grass pitches with ample parking and clearly marked field entrances for families. The facility's quality turf and available lighting make it a year-round training environment capable of supporting high-performance youth sessions at every age group.
FIELD STATUS
-- 210 FC maintains a regularly updated field status board for weather cancellations, maintenance closures, and scheduling changes. Before heading to training or a match, check back on this page for the current status -- or follow 210 FC on social media for real-time updates.
[ STATUS: OPEN ]
Use the map to the right for turn-by-turn directions to ACYSO Fields. First-time visitors can look for the ACYSO park complex signage near the intersection -- the main field entrance is clearly marked and accessible from the main road leading into the complex.
→ DALLAS CUP
OUR DALLAS CUP JOURNEY
The Dallas Cup is one of the most prestigious international youth soccer tournaments in the world, and 210 FC's participation stands as a defining milestone in the club's short but ambitious history. Competing on that stage meant more than results -- it was a statement of intent, a reflection of the team culture built in San Antonio, and a proud moment for every player, coach, and family who has invested in this club. Representing 210 FC at Dallas Cup is what competitive growth looks like.
→ FAQ
COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT 210 FC
The answers below cover the club's background, coaching credentials, independence, and training locations. If your question isn't listed here, reach out to our staff directly -- we're happy to help.
HOW DID 210 FC COME TO EXIST?
210 FC was formed in 2020 through an independent transition away from prior club affiliations, including BVB and Hammers SC. Rather than continuing under an existing umbrella, founding coaches and community leaders chose to create a fully self-governed San Antonio youth club -- one where every decision would be driven by player development and local identity, not external organizational interests. The move was deliberate, community-anchored, and player-first from day one.
WHAT DOES '210' AND 'MMXX' MEAN?
"210" is the area code of San Antonio -- embedded directly in the club's name as a symbol of local pride and permanent geographic identity. "MMXX" is Roman numeral for 2020, the year 210 FC was founded. Together, the name makes a clear and lasting statement: this club belongs to San Antonio, and it was built here in 2020 to stay.
IS 210 FC AFFILIATED WITH AN MLS CLUB?
210 FC is an independent club competing within MLS Next-aligned programming. MLS Next alignment means the club operates under a structured, high-standard competitive framework that emphasizes player development pathways consistent with the top tier of American youth soccer. This is not a formal MLS franchise relationship -- 210 FC remains fully independent and community-governed, but our players benefit from the development standards and competitive exposure that MLS Next programming provides.
WHAT ARE YOUR COACHES' QUALIFICATIONS?
Visit the Meet the Staff section on this page for full individual profiles on each member of the 210 FC coaching staff. Our coaches hold recognized licensing credentials and bring competitive playing and coaching experience at the youth and adult levels. Player development is not just a mission statement at 210 FC -- it is reflected in the qualifications and commitment of every coach on our staff.
WHERE DOES 210 FC TRAIN AND PLAY HOME MATCHES?
210 FC's primary home and training ground is ACYSO Fields in San Antonio, Texas. The complex offers quality pitches, parking, and clear access for families. Visit the Facilities section on this page for the full map, current field status, and directions to help you find us.
HOW DO I REGISTER OR SIGN UP FOR TRYOUTS?
All registration and tryout sign-ups are handled through the Tryouts & Registration page. There you'll find current tryout schedules, age group information, and the steps to complete registration for your player. Head there now to get started.
Still have questions? Reach out to our staff directly.
