Pegasus Fútbol

Ages 3–14

Best for a Southlake-area family wanting a small soccer club focused on development, training at Bicentennial Park.

Soccer

Recreational & CompetitiveLocally-Owned

Group classesOutdoorSession-basedTryout requiredFree trialYear-round

(945) 369-9585

info@pegasusfutbol.com

Operates out of 14725 Preston Rd, Dallas, TX 75254

Operates out of (Main)	14725 Preston Rd, Dallas, TX 75254
Bicentennial Park	Bicentennial Park, Southlake, TX 76092

Program dues are not posted online. The club positions itself as value-priced ("without the price tag"); contact the club for current fees.

Season-based club soccer (2026–27). Little Pegasus (ages 3–5, recreational) is a single 45-minute session every Wednesday, in Keller only. Academy (5–10, developmental) trains two weekday evenings, and Select (10–14) is competitive and by tryout. Southlake/Keller teams train Mondays and Wednesdays (at Bicentennial Park or KSP); Dallas teams train Tuesdays and Thursdays. Select tryouts are free.

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Our take

Pegasus Fútbol is a small, independent youth soccer club that trains across Dallas, Southlake, and Keller. Its whole pitch is development over hype: it deliberately calls itself "a great small club" and positions against big, expensive programs, promising time, attention, and coaching rather than trophies. The pathway is straightforward — Little Pegasus introduces the game to ages three to five with no pressure, the Academy develops players from about five to ten, and a Select program you try out for takes committed players from roughly ten to fourteen into competitive play. What stands out for its size is the coaching staff, which is genuinely international: its director of coaching holds a UEFA Pro license and coached in Spain and abroad, and its director of goalkeeping is a former Division I goalkeeper with a U.S. Soccer license. For a Southlake family, the relevant home is its Southlake/Keller group, which trains at Bicentennial Park; note that the club is Dallas-based and fees aren't posted online, so you'll contact them for dues.

Local Tips

A few practical notes for a Southlake-area family:

Pegasus is a small, multi-location club rather than a Southlake-based one: it's headquartered in Dallas and also trains in Keller, with its Southlake sessions held at Bicentennial Park.
Southlake/Keller teams train Mondays and Wednesdays; confirm your child's specific team, night, and site when you sign up, since locations vary by group.
The Select program requires a tryout, and tryouts are free — a low-risk way to see whether it's a fit.
Dues aren't posted online. The club leans into being value-priced compared with big clubs, but you'll need to contact them for actual fees.
Registration runs through an online form; the club is reachable at info@pegasusfutbol.com, (945) 369-9585, or on Instagram at @pegasus.futbol.

Credentials

For a small club, Pegasus fields a notably experienced coaching staff. Its director of coaching, Martí Prats, holds a degree in physical fitness and a UEFA Pro license and coached in Barcelona and on LaLiga development projects abroad before moving to Dallas. Its director of goalkeeping, Borja Barbero, holds a PhD, is a former NCAA Division I goalkeeper, and carries a U.S. Soccer 'C' license. The rest of its head coaches come from Spain, Brazil, and Venezuela with collegiate and semi-pro playing backgrounds. The club frames its staff as "educators first," and the résumés on its coaches page back up that emphasis on teaching over winning.

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