The Recreational League offers an introduction to the sport at a very young age through our Superstars Program, with an emphasis on teaching the sport through activities geared to the psychological age of the players. After two years of Superstars, the Recreational League has two years of Instructional level soccer (the U7 and U8 years), where players practice as actual teams during the week, and play small sided-games (starting at 4v4 in U7 and moving up to 6v6 at U8) on weekends. The concepts of goalkeepers are introduced at the U8 level, along with most of the actual laws of the game. At the end of the U8 year, many players try out for the Travel Program, which accepts a limited number of players following the tryouts. From U9 onwards, the Recreational League continues to offer boys and girls the opportunity to develop their game through weekday practices, and often professional training sessions, with weekend games against their friends and classmates.
M.C.F.O.O.D.S. is Middlesex County’s Emergency Food Distribution Network that serves over 70 local food pantries and soup kitchens and about 25 additional agencies including residential facilities, shelters, social service agencies, programs for women and children, senior citizen housing facilities and other outreach services each week.
Bring your donations to the snack bar at
Dideriksen or to the bins at the Turf Fields on
Saturday 9/17 from 9-3.
Team Webpages
Head Coaches: Links to all team pages, once the season starts and teams get up and running, will be found under the respective Girls Rec or Boys Rec links to the left. Coaches can contact their respective VP for instructions on how to set up their team’s page.
Parents: These pages are maintained by your coaches in their spare time, as volunteers, and are not mandatory. Not every coach will have the time to maintain such a page, so please do not feel as if you are being left out if your team does not get its own webpage. A parent volunteer can be appointed by the head coach to maintain their team’s page.
