Fulshear's Special City Council meeting on January 28, 2025, highlighted the growth and future of youth soccer in the community, with HDX Soccer's director outlining impressive developments. Since its inception in 2018, HDX Soccer has expanded from just over 200 players to nearly 1,000, offering programs for ages 4 to 18. The club boasts 47 registered teams and a dedicated coaching staff of 24, providing training sessions and competitive play across the Houston area and beyond.

A significant announcement was made regarding a new partnership with Fulcher Youth Soccer, set to launch in the spring season. This collaboration aims to combine resources and enhance grassroots soccer opportunities for local youth, marking an exciting advancement for the community.

In addition to soccer developments, resident CJ McDaniel addressed the council, advocating for HTX as a partner for managing Eagle Landing Park. Drawing from his extensive experience in golf course management, McDaniel emphasized the importance of professional maintenance for sports facilities, citing a projected annual maintenance cost of approximately $79,000 for the park. He urged the council to consider HTX for its expertise in ensuring safe and well-maintained playing fields for the youth.

The meeting underscored the commitment of local organizations to foster youth sports and enhance community resources, setting the stage for a vibrant spring season in Fulshear.