Heartland Soccer Association
Bashir Khalil is an accomplished Vice President and Co-Founder of the Elite Footballers Tournament, where efforts have led to the distribution of over $12,000 in scholarships and the successful raising of $15,000 to launch a non-profit focused on soccer and cultural awareness. In addition to this role, Khalil serves as a Research Development Consultant for Mid America ATTC, advising on opioid awareness campaigns. Active in community development, Khalil is the Treasurer for the North African Student Organization at Boston University and has experience coaching and managing social media for youth sports organizations. Refereeing soccer matches in Missouri since 2016, Khalil has also contributed as a volunteer translator and coach for The Global Foundation for Peace Through Soccer and completed an internship in data analytics and social media with Sunflower State FC. Currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Biomedical/Medical Engineering at Boston University, Khalil’s diverse experiences reflect a commitment to community engagement and empowerment.
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Heartland Soccer Association
Heartland Soccer Association is a nonprofit and educational youth soccer association and is recognized as the largest and most competitive youth soccer leagues and tournament hosts in the United States. The league accepts players of all skill levels including recreational and premier level players and teams. Each year over 170+ different soccer clubs compete through Heartland. Over 1500+ teams and 30,000+ plus youth from age 9 to 19 compete each league season and many age groups have up to 12 subdivisions with 9 or more teams playing in each subdivision. The sheer number of teams allow players and teams the opportunity to compete against similarly skilled teams at all ages. In addition to league play, Heartland Soccer Association hosts over a dozen exceptional tournaments each year all played on world class turf fields. Our tournaments draw over 300+ teams and 50,000+ youth players, from over 16 states including Texas, Minnesota, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Colorado and Illinois, as well as Mexico and Canada.