Illustration of young people playing soccer together in an Indianapolis neighborhood park

Rooted in community. Built for possibility.

REVOLUTION
180.

More than a game. A different future.

We bring soccer, learning, and technology together to help Indianapolis youth find their confidence—and their next direction.

Indianapolis, IndianaONE COMMUNITY. EVERY POSSIBILITY.

A 180° TURN TOWARD POSSIBILITY.

Learning that opens doors
Soccer that builds character
Technology that creates futures

A connected approach

One neighborhood.
A whole world of opportunity.

Our vision is simple: use the spaces our city already has to create the opportunities our young people deserve.
Library → Street → Park.

01 / LEARN

Start in the library.

Homework, mentoring, and a world of possibilities. Neighborhood libraries become hubs for technology, sports business, and academic growth.

02 / CONNECT

Take the next step.

Connect learning to real life. A supported transition from the classroom to the field builds relationships, belonging, and a sense of purpose.

03 / PLAY

Grow on the field.

Soccer is the starting point. Training, teamwork, and competition help young people build confidence, leadership, and skills that last.

Illustration of young soccer players learning together with a mentor in a library

Illustrative image of the academy vision.

More than an athlete

The game opens the door.
Learning changes the future.

What if a soccer program could also introduce a young person to coding, broadcasting, business, and a future they hadn’t imagined?

  • Academic support & meaningful mentorship
  • Technology, analytics & digital media
  • Sports business & real-world leadership
Discover the academy model

In the neighborhoods we call home

Local roots. Lasting change.

Explore proposed locations

We’re exploring a network of neighborhood soccer learning hubs across Indianapolis, starting with these three communities.

Priority pilot

Near Eastside

Spades Park

A library directly across from a park. Our first-choice location to explore a truly connected learning and soccer experience.

Spades Park Branch

Spades Park

Proposed hub

Northeast side

Martindale-Brightwood

A neighborhood learning hub paired with outstanding sports infrastructure. Transportation between sites needs planning.

Martindale-Brightwood Branch

Frederick Douglass Park

Proposed hub

West side

Haughville

Neighborhood classrooms and specialized soccer facilities, connected through a coordinated transportation plan.

Haughville Branch

Kuntz Stadium / Riverside

Proposed locations are under exploration. Library partnerships, field access, and program schedules are not yet confirmed.

The next chapter starts with us

Help change the direction of a life.

Be part of the revolution