High School Players looking to join a team?

High school players born 2004-2000.

Looking to join a team for this winter/spring?

G15 (2004)
Mon 11/12 6:30-7:45
G17 (2002/2003)
Monday 11/12 7:45-9:00
Wednesday 11/14 7:45-9:00
B15(2004)
Mon 11/12 7:45-9:00
B16(2003)
Wednesday 11/14 6:30-7:45
Monday 11/19 6:30-7:45
B17(2002)
Mon 11/12 7:45-9:00
Wed 11/14 7:45-9:00
Wed 11/21 7:45-9:00
B18(2001/00)
Tuesday 12/4 6:30-7:45
Thursday 12/6 6:30-7:45
Contact us to join an upcoming session.
Register using this link: Join SFC

Message from the Director of Coaching

Our coaches at SFC New England are very excited to begin the spring season! It has been a successful winter with our technical and physical training. Our players got lots of touches on the ball and also worked hard on the physical components of the game. The MBSC staff has done a great job working with our players on speed and agility, injury prevention, and strength and conditioning. Most teams participated in indoor competitive leagues and a tournament in March that were also very good for our players’ development. We want to continue to build on the work from this winter and move from strength to strength into the spring season!

I would like to remind our families about the parent code of conduct. We very much appreciate the enthusiasm and cheering from the sidelines from parents and families. But I would like to remind you that any negative comments coming from the sidelines will not be tolerated. Please do not shout any negative comments to the referees, to the opposing players or parents, or our SFC players or staff. Also please refrain from any sort of coaching from the sidelines as it will confuse our players.

We thank you for your support of our club. It’s an exciting time for SFC as we continue to improve our facilities and our staff. We look forward to improving throughout the spring season and watching our kids have fun and compete. We want your children to have a very positive experience with SFC and you as parents play a big role in that mission. I look forward to seeing you on the sidelines soon!

Regards,
Gary Crompton-Director of Coaching

Indoor Facility Progress at Winchester Community Park

Major progress has been made at the Winchester Community Park site for the construction of the indoor facility. The footings for the field house are finished, and the forms for the foundation walls are in progress. The steel trusses for the actual building will be onsite in early April, and the frame erection will be underway.

Here’s a video which WSC member Sophia Scapicchio has put together showing the site progress from the initial groundbreaking until now. Enjoy!

College Soccer Night February 13th

SFC will be hosting a College Soccer Night on Feb 13th from 7-9 PM at Winchester High School auditorium.

We will have a presentation about the process of playing college soccer at any level.

There will be also be a Q&A at the end. The panel will include:

Gary Crompton
Bentley University Men’s Soccer Head Coach
SFC Director of Coaching

Tim Wheaton
Former Harvard University Women’s Soccer Head Coach
Former Associate Athletic Director at Harvard University
Former Athletic Director at Colby College

Gabe Margolis
Brandies University Men’s Soccer Head Coach
Twice named to the University Athletic Association (UAA) Coaching Staff of the Year 2012 & 2015

This is free, we only ask for your time.

For Parents and/or players to attend.

What does it take to play at the college level? SFC Technical Director & Tufts Men’s coach, Josh Shapiro, has some advice.

Men’s head soccer coach at Tufts University, Josh Shapiro, joined the Jumbos in 2010. Since being hired in 2010, Josh has lead the program into one of the nations top Division 3 soccer programs, and winning two national titles in 2014 and 2016.

In a podcast for New England Soccer Journal, Josh talks about life as a College coach, what lead to the two national titles, and recruiting advice for students looking to play college soccer.

New England Soccer Journal – Coach of the Year | Gary Crompton

Coach of the Year

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Gary Crompton | Bentley

The Falcons, under Crompton’s guidance, truly did an about face in 2017. They were winless in their first 10 games, then closed the year with a 7-2 stretch.

That change in form led Bentley to the NE-10 championship game, where they eventually lost to Merrimack. Before then, Crompton’s side knocked off higher seeds in Le Moyne and Adelphi.

New England Soccer Journal
http://www.nesoccerjournal.com/nesoccerjournal/november_2017/MobilePagedArticle.action?articleId=1241982&app=false#articleId1241982

SFC Coaches in NCAA tournament

Looking for something to do this Veteran’s Day Weekend. Support our SFC Coaches and enjoy a fabulous weekend of soccer:

SFC wants to congratulate four members of our coaching staff on their successes at the college level this fall.

Director of Coaching Gary Crompton and U13 Coach Matt Marcoux, led the Bentley Men’s Falcons to the Northeast 10 Division 2 Championship Finals. Beating the #8 ranked team in the country, Adelphi in the quarter finals and also upset Le Moyne in Syracuse before losing 2-1 in OT.

Technical Director Josh Shapiro’s Tuft’s Mens Team won the NESCAC Championship. They will be defending their 2016 D3 National Championship and hosting the NCAA tournament this weekend. Coach Shapiro’s Tufts team will be playing the winner of the St Josheph’s/Mitchell game this Sunday at 1 PM at Bello Field on the Tufts Campus in Medford.

GU10 Coach Veronica Halen’s Lesley University Women’s team won the NECC Championship and will be hosting Williams College this Saturday at 11 am in the opening round of the NCAA D3 Women’s tournament. The game will be played at 11:00 am at Bobby Coombs Field on the Williams campus in Williamstown, MA.

I hope everyone has a wonderful Veteran’s Day Weekend, gets a chance to enjoy some exceptional soccer and support our coaches.

Kip Garlow
Executive Director

Former US National Team Assistant Coach session for SFC on Tuesday October 10th

We have a special session on Tuesday October 10th with a former U17 National Team Assistant Coach!

Coach Anthony Latronica has an impressive background and he will be hosting an open session for all high school age players with SFC on this Tuesday October 10th at 7:45pm to 9:15 pm @ Ryan Connolly Field.

Here is a quote from US International star Christian Pulisic:

“I’m very thankful for everything Anthony did for not just me but for our whole U-17 National Team. He really taught me what it meant to be a good teammate. Not just relying on talent but the togetherness of teammates and supporting each other no matter what. He had the right mix of when to have fun and be serious and was always there to give good advice.”

Christian Pulisic

United States Men’s National Team – Borussia Dortmund

Please join us on Tuesday and invite any players interested in playing with SFC this coming season!

Read more about Coach Latronica:  http://soccerparentingsummit.com/speakers/anthony-latronica/

Register Here! space is limited to 40.

2003-2000 Boys only.

Tryout Weather Update!

Parents/Players

Tryouts for all 2006, 2007 & 2008 players (boys & girls) are being held today at Ryan Connolly Field. The schedule has been modified so we can get all sessions in. Please see below for the times.

2008 Boys & 2006 Girls: 5:00-6:00 Ryan Connolly Field

2008 Girls & 2007 Girls: 6:00-7:00 Ryan Connolly Field

2007 Boys & 2006 Boys: 7:00-8:00 Ryan Connolly Field

Players should arrive 15 minutes before scheduled time for check-in. Given abbreviated schedule we ask that players arrive on time.

 

Due to the weather and field conditions we have rescheduled Day 2 of the 2009 tryouts (boys & girls) to:

Wednesday 6/7 5:00-6:30 at Leonard Field (442 Washington St, Winchester)

Please plan to arrive at 4:45 for check in.

The coaches & staff look forward to seeing you there. Thank you for your flexibility & understanding in this difficult weather.

Kip Garlow

SFC New England