Training School, Small group, and Private training.
Provides multiple opportunities for players to receive instruction that is focused on developing the player in a competitive atmosphere.
Holistic, mind & body.
Proper skill development and nutrition blend powerfully when developing superb athletes. While our coaches focus on technique, coordination, balance and strength for optimum kinesthetic development, we also emphasize good nutrition for maximum power, endurance and health. A Superb Soccer Athlete is a complete athlete.
Meaningful competitive performance.
No matter what your performance goals may be; playing for a more advanced level soccer team; playing varsity at your high school or sharpening your technical abilities for collegiate competition, it’s time to up your game with Superb Soccer.
Character & sportsmanship.
Young people who are active in team sports are more likely to have higher self-esteem, perform better in school and have better social skills. Superb Soccer seeks to improve a child’s athletic performance and boost confidence for all of life’s challenges.
Dwight Findlay
Founder and director of Coaching & Performance Development for Superb Soccer.
Dwight played at the First Division level in Trinidad and Tobago. Then he moved on to play for Davis & Elkins College via soccer scholarship, there he was named in 1994-1995 Academic Athlete of the year.
Dwight is a member of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, (NSCAA) and he holds Regional and Sate diplomas for coaching children from the ages of 5 to 18. Dwight also holds a USSF National Youth License and a NCYSA Youth II Certificate. Dwight has been coaching youth players for over 10 years. He has coached at the following nationally recognized programs, Next Level Academy, CEDA Academy, Capital Area Soccer League (CASL), and Hammerheads Youth Club.
Kim Crabbe
Former US Soccer Women's National Team Player and member of the 1986 Team that was honored in the US Soccer Hall of Fame!
Kim Crabbe brings a wealth of knowledge and inspiration to the lower Cape Fear community, The first African American to play on the US National Team, Kim's insight and pioneering spirit, allows the creation of community programs benefiting more than 2200 local children every season. A 2012 nominee for the YWCA Women of Achievement, and being highlighted in many local and national media outlets, Kim's programs include New Hanover County in-school, City of Wilmington after school, Boys and Girls Club, Hispanic/Parochial at St. Mary's and Top Soccer (disabled children) opportunities.
Jason Gatt
Soccer stand out from Trinidad & Tobago, Jason was the striker for the north zone champions, St. Mary’s College.
In his senior year Jason was the country runner up for the most goals scored in a season. Jason was recruited by Davis and Elkins College where he received all conference recognition in the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and was named to the All South Atlantic Regional Team. Jason was the recipient of the One Valley Bank Scholar Athlete Award, the Davis and Elkins College Male Scholar Athlete Award and was named to the Adidas Scholar Athlete Soccer All-America Regional Team. Jason received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Marketing and Management from Davis and Elkins College and a Masters of Business Administration degree from Georgia Southern University.
Jason lives in Kure Beach where he is self-employed. Jason enjoys spending his free time with his wife and son in addition, to being active in his church. Jason continues to play soccer competitively and enjoys teaching young people his love for the game.