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As the 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off, the entire SAI Academy community is rallying behind one of our own.

As the school year comes to an end, many families begin evaluating what worked, and sometimes more importantly, what didn’t. For student-athletes, one question comes up more than ever: Is the traditional school schedule helping or holding them back? Summer creates the perfect opportunity to reset, refocus, and prepare for the future. That’s why more…

SAI Academy is proud to announce Gyasi Zardes as the commencement speaker for the 2026 Graduation Ceremony.

SAI Academy proudly celebrates 2023 graduate Alex Freeman after being named to the United States Men’s National Team roster for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

For most students, the 9–3 school day works fine. For serious athletes, it often becomes a roadblock.

SAI Academy is specifically built for student-athletes who need flexibility without compromising academic quality.

In a bold step forward for youth soccer in Northeast Florida, Jacksonville FC and SAI Academy continue to see unprecedented growth and interest. This fully integrated athletic and academic model combines elite soccer training with high-level, e-learning academics. This collaboration is designed for serious student-athletes who are ready to push their development further, offering a…

For players serious about improving, summer is where the real work happens. The 2026 SAI Academy Elite Summer Soccer Camps are designed to help athletes reset after club season, sharpen their skills, and enter preseason ready to compete at a higher level. This is not a recreational camp. It is a focused, high-performance training environment…

SAI Academy is proud to announce that standout 2010 student AND athlete Lucas Turasz from our partner DME Academy, Sarasota, is headed to Portugal for an official trial with Sporting Lisbon this April, one of the most respected academies in world football and the club where global icon Cristiano Ronaldo began his journey. Sporting Lisbon…

From December 4–15, 2025, Arizona became the center of youth soccer as MLS NEXT Fest brought more than 30,000 players and over 1,300 teams to Mesa and surrounding complexes for 12 straight days of high-stakes competition. For parents in the stands, this wasn’t just another tournament; it was a glimpse into the real demands facing…