About Us
Our Core Values & Principles
Aspire
We strive for optimal performance in all areas of our club. This includes not only our coaches, but the volunteers, managers, trainers, administrators and other staff directly touching the development structure of our players.
Communication
Open and honest communication between staff, coaches, players, and parents is encouraged.
Trust
Display belief in our structure and understand that suggestions and innovative ideas are encouraged because we all share the same goal of developing great players.
Teamwork
All actions displayed to protect the team! The individual must adhere to the team structure.
Discipline
We will demand a hard-working mentality stretching the limits of our players in everything that we do. We will train on the edge! Our players will tackle hard, win challenges in the air and play through the difficult parts of a match.
Sportsmanship
We will display sporting behavior in every aspect of competition and training. We will not question or yell at an official. We will not dive! We will be the first to tackle and the first player up! We will demand the highest level of respect for the game.
Arkansas Revolution F.C. provides a positive environment for youth soccer players; guiding and inspiring them to reach their full potential as athletes, students and productive citizens.
Our mission to become the top soccer club in the state, region and country by developing players displaying technical, tactical, physiological and psychological skills at the ultimate level.
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Our Leadership
Executive Director
Jonesboro, Arkansas native Daniel Ryan started playing club soccer with Memphis Futbol Cub around the age of 13 playing for Richard Bute. During this time, he and his team had the opportunity to play nationally in for games and tournaments such as the Final Four in Los Angeles, CA., multiple tournaments through Texas, and many others. Apart from national exposure he also had the chance to compete internationally in the Dana Cup in Denmark and the Gothia Cup (Youth World Cup) in Sweden. Daniel was also a 4yr Varsity starter for JHS earning All-State and All-State Tournament awards, played with ODP out of Little Rock, and worked with ASU soccer coaches to further improve his knowledge and skills.
After college, Daniel received scholarship to play for Williams Baptist where he was a Freshmen starter until transferring to ASU and eventually to the Northeast to Central Connecticut State University where he received his B.A. in Marketing Communications and Advertising. In 2014, Daniel decided to attend a Profession Showcase in New York City where he was offered contracts to go on pro-tour through Latvia and Sweden. Even though he did not pursue them it reassured him that soccer was more than just a passion for him. In 2015, Daniel started providing 1-1 coaching to players to help improve their overall performance and continues to provide these services to this day. While living in Massachusetts he has the opportunity to coach for the Boston Bolts, Massachusetts oldest club, and was a Lead Coach for FC Stars. A well-known girls ECNL club. He was also the Director of Coaching & Development for Marlboro Youth Soccer implementing soccer clinics and educational resources for players and coaches. As well as the Head Coach Men’s Soccer for Quinsigamond Community College.
Director of Training & Development
Coach Dooley has coached 10 players that have gone on to represent their home countries on national teams and four have played at the professional level. Named Sun Belt Coach of the Year for the 2020 and 2021 seasons, Dooley has coached six First Team All-Sun Belt Conference selections, nine Second Team All-Sun Belt Conference picks and eight Sun Belt Conference All-Tournament Team honorees.
Matt Modelevsky
Joanne Roberts
Danny Kapales
Kendra McFarland
Doug Maglothin
Laura Heuck
Daniel Gary
Pam Haun
Clare Dunham
Jacob Vickery
Rob Crotts