About CCB SOCCER
Development Over Everything
At CCB Soccer, everything is built around one simple idea:
Help athletes get better.
Not just in theory. Not just in words.
But through structured, high-quality training that leads to real, measurable development.
A Proven Foundation
CCB Soccer is led by Coach Chris Bennett, a former professional athlete and experienced coach with over a decade of developing athletes across youth, high school, and collegiate environments in the United States.
Originally from England, Chris brings a standard built on technical ability, discipline, and consistency — principles that now define every training environment within CCB Soccer.
Throughout his career, he has:
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Developed athletes competing at NCAA, NJCAA, and NAIA levels
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Worked within high-level youth soccer pathways including MLS NEXT, ECNL, GA, DPL, and NPL
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Led high school programs to postseason success, earning Coach of the Year honors
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Helped a significant number of players progress to collegiate opportunities
His experience spans every stage of development — from beginners learning fundamentals to athletes preparing for the next level.
The CCB Philosophy
In today’s youth sports landscape, “development” is often used as a buzzword.
At CCB Soccer, it has a clear meaning.
Development is:
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Structured, intentional training
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High repetition and attention to detail
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Building habits that translate into performance
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Holding athletes to a standard while supporting their growth
It is not:
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Unstructured sessions with no purpose
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Short-term results over long-term progress
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One-size-fits-all coaching
A Higher Standard of Development
Athletes at CCB Soccer are not simply placed into sessions — they are guided through a structured process where:
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Training has purpose
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Coaching is detailed
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Progress is expected
This environment is designed for families who value consistency, accountability, and long-term development.
Whether an athlete is just starting or already competing at a high level, the expectation remains the same:
Show up. Work. Improve.
The Goal
The goal is simple:
Develop better athletes — and help them reach their next level.
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