Power Sports Academy has officially launched in McKinney, Texas, according to a press release from founder Ostin Holmstead, who said the new academy will focus on youth athletic development and leadership training.
The announcement describes the academy as a new option for families and athletes in the McKinney area, with programming intended to help participants build athletic skills along with confidence, discipline, and communication. The release says the academy will emphasize structured coaching and what it calls a positive learning environment.
Holmstead said the goal is broader than competitive results alone. In the release, the academy said its training model is designed to promote work ethic, teamwork, resilience, accountability, and leadership while helping athletes improve their performance. The statement did not specify which sports would be offered first or provide an opening date beyond saying the academy is officially launching.
“Our vision is to create a place where athletes are challenged, encouraged, and inspired to become the best version of themselves,” Holmstead said in the release. “We want every athlete who walks through our doors to leave stronger, more confident, and better prepared for whatever comes next.”
According to the press release, Power Sports Academy plans to offer several types of programming as it expands. Those include individual training, small-group instruction, team development programs, seasonal camps, clinics, and community events. The release presents those offerings as part of a long-term effort to serve both beginning athletes and those preparing for more competitive play.
The academy’s stated mission centers on development both on and off the field. The release says the business aims to become a trusted destination for athletes and families looking for high-quality coaching and a culture based on integrity, respect, and continuous improvement. It also frames the academy as a community-oriented project intended to support young athletes over time.
No additional details were provided in the announcement about staffing, facility size, enrollment numbers, pricing, or a detailed program calendar. The press release also did not identify partnerships with schools, leagues, or other local organizations.
The opening adds to local small-business and sports-training activity in Collin County, where youth athletics and private coaching programs are common parts of the broader sports landscape. In this case, the public details available so far come from the academy’s own launch statement, which focuses primarily on mission and planned services rather than operational specifics.
For now, the most concrete information from the announcement is that Holmstead is positioning Power Sports Academy as a youth-focused training academy in McKinney with a development model that combines athletic instruction with character-building goals. The release says the academy expects to serve the McKinney community through coaching, camps, clinics, and events as it grows.
Holmstead, who holds no listed public office, is presented in the release solely in his role as founder of the academy. The statement does not mention outside financing, expansion beyond McKinney, or competitive affiliations.
As announced, Power Sports Academy is entering the local sports market with an emphasis on long-term athlete development rather than short-term results. Further details about its operations, schedule, and program rollout were not included in the launch announcement.