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The club
Children in the neighborhood are already gathering to play. Melissa Multisport turns that energy into regular, organized sessions, with groups set by age and experience and a designated coach leading each sport.
The club offers regular sports, teamwork, belonging, and opportunities to play for children in the neighborhood. BAUSEA runs everything: TechSyntar runs registration, payments, schedules and parent communication.
Sports
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Players choose their sports within a single club membership.
Schedule
Every age group receives two hours weekly in each sport, with no clashes. Multisport children can attend 4:30–6:30 pm on all three days.
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Every session is one hour. Ages 6–9 have their volleyball training as one two-hour block on Friday.
Founding program
Launch training runs for eight weeks, from November 1 into December 2026, ahead of membership training starting in January. It is used to assess attendance and form age-appropriate teams.
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How the club works
For parents
Fees are set per sport: soccer $175, basketball $150 and volleyball $100 a month, or $300 for all three sports. The fees pay the coaches, secure jerseys and maintain the club's books. Registering tells the club:
Free launch training
The eight-week launch training is there to establish the groups. Every registered child can join free of charge from November 1 into December 2026.
Coaches wanted
We are always looking for trainers for soccer, volleyball and basketball.
Donate
Donations go directly to the club: balls, nets, cones, jerseys and coaching for children in the neighborhood.
Every donation is recorded in the club's books. A receipt comes from PayPal to the email you pay with.
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Get involved
Contact
Questions about registration, payments, coaching, sponsorship, photographs or your family's data all come here. Choose a topic so your message reaches the right person.
If a child is in immediate danger, call 911. To report suspected abuse or neglect in Texas, call the Texas Abuse Hotline at 1-800-252-5400.
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