named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
Goalkeeper Academy
Specialized training program for goalkeepers led by Director of Goalkeeping Dylan Martin, offering 3-4 sessions per week focusing on shot-stopping, distribution, decision-making, and mental resilience
NEFC Spring Showcase Participation
Competitive program sending U14, U16, U17, and U19 teams to the NEFC Spring Showcase in the Greater Boston area for exposure to college scouts and high-level competition
Youth League Teams (U14–U19)
Age-specific competitive teams participating in regional leagues, with structured training and development pathways focused on technical, tactical, and mental growth
activities · 2 groups
What they do
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Youth Soccer Development Programs 4 activities
- Competitive team participation in regional leagues and tournamentsFields teams in competitive leagues including the EDP North Atlantic League and ECNL Regional League (starting Fall 2025), and participates in tournaments such as the Potomac Memorial Day Tournament, NEFC Spring Showcase, and Manhattan Kickoff Classic across U13 to U19 age groups. Teams compete in both fall and spring seasons, with results tracked through wins, losses, goals scored, and standings.
- ECNL Regional League recruitment and trialsOrganizes and conducts soccer trials for boys aged 9–18 to recruit players for the ECNL Regional League, with trial periods held from June 16–24, 2025, and registration open from April 1 to June 24, 2025. The club will field teams in the ECNL RL starting Fall 2025 across U13 to U18/19 age categories.
- Specialized goalkeeper training programOffers personalized goalkeeper training 3–4 times per week for players at all skill levels, led by the Director of Goalkeeping. The program is available to both academy members and external players seeking expert coaching.
- Youth soccer player development programProvides structured soccer training for male youth players aged 12–19, with sessions held four times per week focused on building technical skill, tactical proficiency, and character. Training is delivered using age and skill-level specific methodologies under consistent coaching staff.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Alumni engagement and networkingOperates the BWP Alumni Association, established in 2019, to support networking and social connection among former players. Hosts an annual alumni soccer game, scheduled for November 27, 2024 at Christian Brothers Academy.
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financials · form 990 · fy2025
revenue
Total revenue$484K
Contributions & grants$00%
Program service revenue$484K100%
Investment income$00%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$374K
Program expenses0%
Admin / overhead100%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineFacilities
balance sheet
Total assets$341K
Cash$329K
Investments$0
Liabilities$0
Net assets$341K
Liquid reserves10.6 mo
5 years on record · 2020–2025 · YoY revenue +62.7%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2025
Who runs it
board members · 7
- DAN ESPER — CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
- DAVE RIES — MEMBER AT LARGE
- DREW WILSON — TREASURER
- PAT PETRACCIONE — SECRETARY
- PETER MILLOCK — COUNSEL
- SHAUN MAHONEY — VICE CHAIRMAN
- STEVE FREEMAN — PRESIDENTCEO
relationships · 25
Who they work with
- CBA Partner — Hosts training sessions at the Karen and Frank Wiley ‘71 Dome located at CBA.
- Christian Brothers Academy Partner — Host site for the Annual BWP Alumni Game.
- Don Bosco SC Partner — Competitive opponent in league match
- Duke University Partner — Head Coach John Kerr of Duke University has provided a testimonial endorsing Steve Freeman's dedication to players and club.
- Dylan Martin Partner — Appointed Director of Goalkeeping to lead the new Goalkeeper Academy and oversee player development.
- ECNL Partner — Participating in the ECNL Regional League and ECNL RL Fall Showcases starting in Fall 2025.
- EDP Soccer Partner — Competes in the EDP North Atlantic League and references EDP Soccer website for standings and fixtures.
- Eastern FC Partner — Played against Eastern FC in a decisive match during the Potomac Memorial Day Tournament, where advancement to the final was at stake.
- FC Dutchmen Partner — Competes against BWP Football Academy U15/16s in the EDP North Atlantic League.
- Force FC Partner — Competes against BWP Football Academy U13/14s in league play.
- Manhattan SC Partner — Hosted the Manhattan Kickoff Classic; acknowledged for organizing the event.
- NEFC Partner — Participates in NEFC Spring Showcase tournaments with multiple age-group teams.
- NEFC Partner — Participates in the NEFC Spring Showcase, a competitive event for youth soccer players.
- PA Classics NAL Partner — Competing against in the U17 championship match at the Potomac Memorial Day Tournament.
- Paradise Creative Group Partner — Marketing, branding, and advertising partner for BWP Football Academy
- Potomac SA Partner — Competed against Potomac SA in the U13/14 final match of the Potomac Memorial Day Tournament.
- Potomac SA Partner — Competing against in the U14 championship match at the Potomac Memorial Day Tournament.
- Real Ole FC Partner — Competing against in the U19 championship match at the Potomac Memorial Day Tournament.
- Saratoga Wilton U14s Partner — Competitive opponent in a youth soccer match demonstrating mutual sportsmanship and respect.
- So PA Soccer Academy Partner — Competed against in the group stage of the Potomac Memorial Day Tournament.
- Steve Freeman Partner — Serves as Academy Director and supports the expansion of the Goalkeeper Academy to external players.
- Virginia Tech Partner — Head Coach Mike Brizendine of Virginia Tech has provided a testimonial endorsing Steve Freeman's player development work.
- Wake FC (NC) MLS 2 Partner — Competed against in the group stage of the Potomac Memorial Day Tournament.
- Westchester Flames Partner — Competes against BWP Football Academy U19s in the EDP North Atlantic League.
- Yorktown SC Partner — Competitive opponent in league match
strategies · 3
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Holistic Youth Development 338 orgsmethodology: holistic_youth_developmentBy integrating character development, mental strength, and technical training, the club fosters long-term player growth and resilience because well-rounded development produces more capable, passionate, and adaptable athletes.
- Age-Appropriate Developmental Progression 142 orgsmethodology: age_differentiated_developmentBy tailoring training methodologies and expectations to age and skill level, the club maximizes individual development because aligning instruction with developmental readiness enhances learning, confidence, and long-term engagement.shared approach: Developmental Progression Model →
- Principles-Based Player Development 142 orgsmethodology: principles_based_developmentBy teaching consistent playing principles—such as high pressing, quick transitions, and contextual tempo control—the club builds tactical intelligence and adaptability because mastery of core concepts enables players to perform effectively across diverse competitive scenarios.shared approach: Developmental Progression Model →