On-line Registration for our Spring Rec League is now open!

Register before February 24th to receive a $10.00 discount.  Use the link below for more information and to register on-line or download a paper form.

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Southern Chester County Soccer Association now has a TOPSoccer Program for our Differently-Abled Students

This Outreach Program for Soccer enables boys and girls 4 years of age and over of age with physical and/or cognitive disabilities to play soccer. Our goal is to provide an opportunity for anyone with a disability, or who does not fit on a typical team, to play soccer. Some people will not join typical teams because they are physically, cognitively or behaviorally unable to keep up or "fit" on a typical team. For more information, please visit our TOPSoccer page.

U13G Green Hornets ’98 win 2011 Jack Walsh Memorial Tournament

Over Columbus Day weekend, the SCCSA Green Hornets '98 (U13 Girls) won the Silver Division Championship at the Hunter Jack Walsh Soccer Tournament. The Green Hornets capped off a perfect weekend by winning the championship game 3-0 on Sunday over the Hunter Roos. The Green Hornets scored 19 goals this weekend with 8 different players contributing to the scoring, while also completely shutting down their opponents and recording shutouts in all four of their games. Congratulations on a dominating performance!

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U12G Green Hornets ‘99
win 2011 Jack Walsh Memorial Tournament

Green Hornets ‘99 spent Columbus Day weekend in Glenside, PA at the 20^th Annual Jack Walsh Memorial Tournament put on by the Hunter Soccer Club. The Hornets played in the top U12 girls bracket and outscored the competition 14 goals to 1.

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Congratulations to SCCSA’s Bolts!!!

The U-14 Boys team captured 1st place in the West Chester United Summer Classic held on August 7^th & 8^th.

The Bolts played extremely well against very good teams. They built play from the back four, moved the

ball through midfield getting through-balls onto the strikers who finished well.

Useful stats:
1. Overall champions with 3 wins, 1 draw, no losses
2. Most goals scored
3. Fewest goals against
4. No cards called on any player

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Rain Rain Go Away...Soccer Teams Just Want To Play!

This was the rainiest Spring season that we have ever experienced at SCCSA.  At least this GU13 rec team had a sense of humor for their team picture.

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U9 Boys Lightning
Whitewater Cup champions

The SCCSA U9 Boys Lightning travel team won the 2010 Whitewater Cup championship winning their games 4-1, 4-1, and 5-1, while playing with no subs. Congratulations to SCCSA’s U9 Lightning for a well played tournament.

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Congrats U-15 Boys Union
EPYSA Presidents Cup finalist

Congratulations to SCCSA’s U-15 Boys Union for a great season. The Union won three straight games in the EPYSA Presidents Cup to make it to the Championship game. The Union ended up finishing second when the boys lost to the Berks BSA Rage in the championship game, 4-3. The Union also were Champions in the Delco Fall season and were Champions in the White Water Cup Tournament last Fall.

 SCCSA President a finalist for
national U.S. Youth Soccer award

Congrats to SCCSA President Michael Finnegan for being one of four finalists for the 2010 U.S. Youth Soccer’s National Administrator of the Year award, one of the most prestigious awards given by U.S. Youth Soccer. Michael has also received state and regional honors in the past three months.

In December, Michael was named the 2010 Administrator of the Year by Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer (EPYSA) and in January was named the 2010 US Youth Soccer Region 1 Administrator of the Year. Region 1 is home to 1.2 million players and includes Connecticut, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, and West Virginia.

“Even though my name will be on the Region I Administrator of the Year, the award really belongs to everyone at Southern Chester County Soccer Association and Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer that have helped me to provide the programs at SCCSA over the years,” said Michael.

Earmark your United Way
gift for SCCSA Soccer
If you regularly give to the United Way through your employer, you have a choice of designating all or part of your gift to go to local organizations .Southern Chester County Soccer Association is eligible to receive gifts through the United Way Donor Choice program. SCCSA can receive funds from United Way of Southern Chester County, United Way of Chester County, United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania and United Way of Delaware. To pledge all or part of you United Way contribution to support SCCSA, please ask your company's United Way campaigner to designate your contribution to: