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| WELCOME TO THE HOME OF YOUTH SOCCER IN NEW HAVEN!
New Haven Youth Soccer's goal is to promote and advance youth soccer in New Haven. We provide a place for boys and girls in kindergarten through 8th grade to learn the game of soccer and to have fun. It is a developmental soccer program which provides both recreational and competitive soccer for boys and girls of all ages and abilities. New Haven Youth Soccer is a non- profit volunteer run organization. It is affiliated with the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association - South Central District. For our Parent's Guide to New Haven Youth Soccer, click here.
Thursday, February 25th
The spring season will begin in early April. Weather permitting, practices will begin on Monday, April 5, with the first games held on Saturday, April 10.
We will post schedule and location information in the next few days.
Online registration for all rec programs is now open. Only new players need to register. If your child was registered in the Fall, s/he is automatically registered for the Spring season. New players can register through Active.com by clicking here! Or click here to download the spring registration flyer.
Try our new and improved phone line! Program the number into your cell phone: 203-467-3273 has the latest weather information, along with rec schedules, field directions, and other information that is useful for those moments when you can't access the Internet! Let us know how you like it!
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Online registration now open!
You may also print out the registration form and mail it in. Please go to the Forms section of the website.
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Who's who...
Here are a couple of people you should know: |
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Noah Czarny is our program director, and many of you met him this fall. Noah is a 2008 graduate of Brandeis University, and he is a native of south central Connecticut. He has traveled and studied in many parts of the world, and he previously helped organize a soccer program in a South African township. We feel very fortunate to have Noah in the program. |

Noah Czarny, Program Director, 2009-10 |
Returning this spring to lead many of our on-field activities will be Clinical Director Exon Amaya. Exon is a 2006 graduate of Wilbur Cross High School, where he was a soccer and track standout as well as student council president. Exon is currently working towards his college degree and looks forward to a career in teaching. |

Exon Amaya, Clinical Director, 2009-10. |
Help Wanted!!
We welcome volunteers in all capacities. We especially are looking for candidates to fill the following volunteer positions:
Technology Manager. This person would help us manage our technology needs. Again, no soccer experience is needed. We would like to have a more sophisticated telephone system, and we would like to make sure we are taking full advantage of our web site.
Equipment Manager. Thanks Hannah Larkin-Wells for volunteering for this exciting opportunity. |
U14 Boys Finish Second in CT Cup Competition, Spring 2009
Congratulations to the NHYS U14 Boys team, which topped off a successful spring season by finishing second in the statewide Connecticut Cup competition.
Most of the team members are pictured at right with New Haven Mayor John DeStefano, at this June's Trophy Day celebrations. |
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All-State High School Stars
Congratulations to NHYS alumni named to the 2008-09 All-State soccer teams by the Connecticut Soccer Coaches Association!
Photographed at January's awards banquet,
L to R: EJ Nisbeth (Westminster School, 2009), Austin Coleman (played youth soccer in North Haven, but a friend of NHYS!), Zachary Kafoglis (Wilbur Cross High School, 2009), Tobias Armour (Choate Rosemary Hall, 2010), Brandon Sumpio (Hopkins School, 2009) and Clayton Ulmer (Hamden High School, 2009)
We extend our congratulations to these young men! |
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For weather and cancellation information, check here every day in the season after 2:00 pm, or call the phone line at 203-467-3273. We will keep this information updated at all times.
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Make a Donation to New Haven Youth Soccer!New Haven Youth Soccer is a non-profit organization which depends on registration fees and donations to meet its operating expenses. Running a high-quality program -- and making the program available to all kids, regardless of their ability to pay -- costs money. You can help us meet our costs (and keep our registration fees affordable) by making a donation. Please send a check to the address below, or else you can click here to a credit card donation online through the secure servers of active.com. Thanks for any support you can offer! |
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