Click on the USSF Development Academy link to the left for up to date information.

“The NPL has enjoyed tremendous success in the northeast and we’re thrilled to be expanding that competitive landscape with the Northeast Girls NPL,” NPL General Manager Chris Baer said. “These 11 clubs will make for a league filled with high-quality talent and competition, and we’re excited for play to kick off this fall.”

Teams in the U-13 and U-14 age groups will play 20-game seasons, and U-15 through U-18 teams will play 14-15 games per year. With competition split into two divisions, the top squads from each will face off in semifinals and a final to determine champions.

“It is fantastic for our club to be part of the Northeast Girls NPL and further strengthen our association with US Club Soccer,” FC Stars of Mass Director of Coaching Jason Dewhurst said. “The league structure provides an optimum development platform for our players, facilitates appropriate player movement within all teams in our club and provides high-level competition against top-quality clubs and considerable college exposure for our older players. We are very much looking forward to the start of the Northeast Girls NPL next season."

As with all NPLs, the winners of the Northeast Girls NPL will qualify for next year’s NPL Champions Cup, where they will take on top competition from around the country in a true “champions league” competition. The 2013 NPL Champions Cup will be held July 18-22 in Aurora, Colo.

“PDA is very excited to be part of the Northeast Girls NPL,” PDA Girls Director of Coaching Mike O’Neill said. “The opportunity to improve the development and overall experience for the players at PDA is our top priority. Being part of the Northeast Girls NPL with other top clubs will accomplish that and much more.”

Any questions, please contact Marc Zisselman @ mzisselman@yahoo.com

Please click on the Challenger Registration link to the left.

The Albertson Kickers is a collaborative program with the Albertson Soccer Club to promote and develop soccer and social skills within the speacial needs community.  The Program was co-founded with a group of Roslyn High School students.  A major component of the program are the typical peer mentors that are matched with the special needs athletes in order to further develop social skills.  The program is run by a special needs teacher and college soccer player.  She is a board certified behavior analyst who focuses on the individual child’s behavior.  The program welcomes a range of special needs players who are unable to participate in typical developmental programs.  The children in our program have a range of disibilities including autism and other developmental disabilites and/or physical disabilities.

The program starts again on April 6th and we can use some additional adult volunteers on the field. Our program runs at 11:00a-12:00p on Saturday mornings at the East Hills Park (Harbor Hills Road).

Spring dates are as follows (weather dependant)  April 6, 13, 20, 27  May 4, 11, 18, 25  Trophy Day June 1

Jerseys will be handed out at the first session

Please contact Rich Rebetti (rrebetti@gmail.com) if you are interested in getting involved.

If you know any special needs families, please let them know about our program.

Click here for the "Heroes of Autism" article.

Albertson Soccer Club
60 Cutter Mill Road, Suite 303
Great Neck, NY 11021

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