named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
HARBORFIELDS SOCCER ACADEMY
Youth soccer training and development program focused on skill-building and competitive readiness
Intramurals
Recreational soccer league for youth held in the fall season
Spring Festival
Seasonal youth soccer event offering developmental play and competition for young athletes
activities · 3 groups
What they do
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Youth Soccer Development Programs 6 activities
- Intramural soccer programsRuns intramural soccer programs for children of various age groups, designed to teach basic skills and agility in a fun, engaging environment. Programs include structured sessions with skill development, team formation, and multiple short games, with registration options to add professional skills training.
- Summer soccer campsOperates summer soccer camps for youth players, running for multiple weeks with evening sessions, and featuring professional training staff from WAFA and SURF. Camp activities include technical training, small-sided and large-sided games, skills competitions, and daily awards.
- Travel Academy and competitive soccer programsOperates a full-year Travel Academy program with professional training, organized team schedules (approximately two practices and one game per week), and opportunities for local and away tournament play. The program supports players and teams in achieving high levels of success, with a history of state, regional, and national championships.
- Winter soccer clinicsOffers an intense ball mastery clinic during the winter months (2025–2026) to maintain and develop player skills during the off-season.
- Youth soccer programs for toddlers and preschoolersOffers introductory soccer programs for children ages 2 to 5, including the Super-Mini-Munchkin program, with weekly 30-minute sessions focused on basic skills, physical activity, and enjoyment. Sessions are led by professional staff and held on weekends.
- Youth soccer training programsProvides soccer training for youth focused on developing technical and tactical skills, confidence, and passion for the game through individual drills, small-sided games, and full-sided matches. Programs are led by professional training staff and structured around age-appropriate curricula.
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Youth Soccer Field Operations and Program Management 2 activities
- Field and program operations supportCovers operational and programmatic expenses including lining of 10 fields, goals, portable restrooms, field upkeep, lighted field permits, and administrative costs to support year-round soccer programming.
- Use of school facilities for soccer activitiesConducts soccer programs using multiple school facilities in Greenlawn and Huntington Station, NY, scheduling activities across these locations to accommodate various age groups and program types.
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Financial Aid and Scholarship Access Programs 1 activity
- College scholarship fundingProvides scholarships to support youth player participation in programs and funds a college scholarship program, contributing to players' advancement and educational opportunities.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
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6 years on record · 2019–2024
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
board members · 1
- Warren Knecht — President
relationships · 13
Who they work with
- Gotsport Partner — Processes registration payments with a 4% service fee for travel team registrations.
- Harborfields High School Partner — Collaborates with the high school to develop a successful soccer program.
- Harborfields High School Partner — Hosts soccer activities at its facility.
- Huntington School District Partner — Provides field access at Washington Primary School for soccer activities.
- Old Field Middle School Partner — Hosts soccer activities at its facility.
- SURF Partner — Collaborates with SURF in delivering professional soccer training during summer camps.
- School District Government — Uses fields affiliated with the school district but receives no financial or material support from it.
- Sue Partner — Assists families with uniform distribution for Pre-Travel participants who are missing jerseys, shorts, or socks.
- Sue Partner — Local contact for intramural program inquiries and uniform sales at the field.
- T.J. Lahey Elementary Partner — Hosts the Super Mini-Munchkins soccer sessions on its premises.
- Thomas J Lahey Elementary School Partner — Hosts soccer activities at its facility.
- WAFA Partner — Collaborates with WAFA to deliver soccer training and provide branded camp t-shirts.
- Washington Primary School Partner — Hosts soccer activities at its facility.
strategies · 2
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Player-Centered Development Modelmethodology: player-centered_developmentBy prioritizing player development, enjoyment, and inclusion—through modified intramural formats, small-sided games, and structured play—the club increases engagement, builds confidence, and sustains youth participation, because enjoyable and accessible experiences foster long-term involvement and skill growth.
- Youth Development Through Sportsmethodology: youth_development_through_sportsBy combining structured soccer instruction with personal development, the club supports holistic youth growth—introducing young children to the sport and guiding advanced athletes—because organized sports serve as a vehicle for building technical proficiency, commitment, and life skills.