Hempfield Soccer Club serves all youth in the Landisville, PA community by providing a positive sports experience, where they will develop as persons and players while enhancing their social, emotional, and physical well being in an environment of inclusiveness and sportsmanship.

Lexington United Soccer Club (LUSC) is the culmination of years of effort by Town of Lexington Recreation Department employees, volunteer organizers, and parents.

Youth soccer began over 30 years ago in Lexington when the Town Recreation Department began a fall Saturday morning program for kids. Over the years, the Recreation Department promoted and nurtured the program, and expanded it to include older children as well as a spring program.  Two independent soccer organizations, LYS (Lexington Youth Soccer) and LISC (Lexington Independent Soccer Club) evolved, representing both travel and in-town teams. Today LUSC (representing the merger of LYS and LISC) provides one of the state’s most progressive soccer programs, providing a developmentally appropriate soccer program and game opportunities for interested Lexington children, a program that is a “fully-inclusive, age appropriate, child-centered, fun experience.” *

LUSC is a community-based, inclusive, volunteer led and managed soccer club.  LUSC provides the organization, guidance, professional coaching, and training for volunteer coaches at every level, thus enabling all interested children the opportunity to play soccer in Lexington.

The King Philip Soccer Association (KPSA) is an organization devoted to bringing the best possible soccer experience to the youth of Norfolk, Plainville and Wrentham by incorporating the best attributes from the Norfolk, Plainville and Wrentham soccer programs into one organization.

The mission of Holliston Youth Soccer Association is to provide recreational and competitive soccer for the youth of Holliston and to instill in the youth of the community, the ideals of good sportsmanship, honesty, loyalty and physical fitness The purpose shall be achieved by providing instruction, safe equipment, adequate field facilities and competitive athletic games. All members of the organization shall bear in mind the development of soccer skills, team play and the molding of future men and women are of equal importance.

The Franklin Youth Soccer Association is a non-profit organization that governs, conducts, promotes, and encourages the playing of soccer by the youth of Franklin.

We strive to develop players at all levels of interest and ability by helping them build and improve their skills, confidence, fitness, and sense of teamwork. We will use our best effort to provide each player with the opportunity to play soccer in an age-appropriate environment that emphasizes fun, competition, and the development of age-appropriate skills.

The goal of our Town program is to provide a non-competitive, learning and fun soccer program to children in grades K-5. The Travel Soccer program is an extension of our town recreation league beginning in 3rd grade. Foxboro Soccer is affiliated with Boston Area Youth Soccer (BAYS), a competitive league in which teams from other towns compete against each other on Saturdays.

Dorchester Youth soccer program is a component of the All Dorchester Sports League (ADSL). Dorchester Youth Soccer has been in existence for twenty six years, and the program provides youth soccer opportunities to boys and girls from the ages of 4to 14 from Dorchester, Mattapan, Roxbury and surrounding areas.

The objective of Dedham Youth Soccer Association is to provide the opportunity and training for boys and girls to learn the game of soccer through instruction and participation in order to develop their individual skills, physical fitness, team work and sense of fair play.

Cambridge Youth Soccer is an independent charitable organization which exists to provide a healthy team sports experience for Cambridge children and youth. Currently CYS provides fall and spring programs for ages 6-14 with an In-Town league and travel teams in the Boston Area Youth Soccer League.

Our goal is to train the younger players in dribbling, passing, receiving, ball control and shooting by using individual and group activities, and weekly games to prepare these players for the next level of competition, whether it be the In-town Program or Travel. We will strive to improve their soccer skills and teamwork by stressing the fun of playing soccer rather than winning and losing.