named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
Basketball Program
Youth basketball program for boys and girls in grades 1–12, offering intramural and travel divisions. Includes weekly practices and games, with age-specific clinics and a high school division culminating in a championship game.
Recreational Soccer
Introductory soccer program for children ages 3–8 (U4–U8), including Mommy/Daddy & Me, Peewees, Micros, and Lower Division. Focuses on fundamental skills, fun, and character development in a non-competitive environment.
Travel Soccer
Competitive soccer program for players U9–U17 (ages 8–18) competing in the Long Island Junior Soccer League and New York Club Soccer League. Requires tryouts and involves higher commitment and structured coaching.
activities · 4 groups
What they do
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Youth Soccer Development Programs 4 activities
- Future reorganization of soccer programs by Seasonal Year age groupsPlans to implement the national Seasonal Year age grouping system starting Fall 2026, reorganizing recreational and travel soccer teams accordingly, including forming new U9 travel teams under the updated structure.
- Youth basketball programs for grades 1–12Provides basketball programming for boys and girls in grades 1–12, including intramural leagues with weekly practices and games for grades 1–8, a spring season for grades 9–12, and competition against CYO teams on Long Island, culminating in a championship game and scholarship awards.
- Youth competitive travel soccer programs (U9–U19)Runs a year-round competitive travel soccer program for players from U9 to U19, featuring structured fall and spring seasons, tryouts, league play in the Long Island Junior Soccer League and New York Club Soccer League, and participation in regional tournaments such as the LI Cup, Columbus Day, and Memorial Day events.
- Youth recreational soccer programs for children ages 3–8Operates recreational soccer programs for children ages 3 to 8, including Mommy/Daddy & Me, Pee Wees, Micros, and Lower Division (U7–U8), with weekly practices and games focused on fundamental skill development in a non-competitive environment.
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Youth Sports Volunteer Coordination 1 activity
- Administrative management of sports programsUtilizes division coordinators to manage team assignments, distribute schedules, track scores, monitor games for sportsmanship and facility respect, communicate cancellations, and resolve coaching and parent issues during the season.
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Youth Sports Conduct Enforcement 1 activity
- Code of conduct enforcement and participant disciplineEnforces a code of conduct through measures including reduced playing time, warnings, suspensions, or removal from activities for violations by players, coaches, or parents to maintain a safe and respectful environment.
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Youth and Community Sports Officiating Development 1 activity
- Leadership and volunteer development for youth and adultsOffers referee opportunities for high school students in youth soccer games and volunteer coaching roles for adults, alongside online registration for participation and leadership roles, fostering community engagement and real-life experience.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$191K
Contributions & grants$2K1%
Program service revenue$184K96%
Investment income$5K2%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$226K
Program expenses98%
Admin / overhead2%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$2K
Largest expense lineFacilities
balance sheet
Total assets$159K
Cash$159K
Investments$0
Liabilities$0
Net assets$159K
Liquid reserves8.4 mo
6 years on record · 2019–2024 · YoY revenue -2.8%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
board members · 5
- Beth Abbott — Secretary
- Billy Biangasso — Board Member
- David Rankel — Treasurer
- Douglas Atkins — President
- Eric Wuss — Vice President
relationships · 38
Who they work with
- AYSO Network — Aligns with AYSO in transitioning from birth year to seasonal year age group classification.
- AYSO Network — Aligns with national age grouping standards adopted by AYSO.
- American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO) Network — Aligns with AYSO's seasonal year age-group system starting in Fall 2026.
- CYO Partner — Travel basketball teams compete against other CYO teams on Long Island.
- Candlewood Middle School Partner — Players represent Candlewood Middle School in school athletics.
- Christy Gudatis Partner — Special Needs Coordinator for the SHSC Basketball Program
- Dave Rankel Partner — 9/12 Grade Boys Coordinator for the SHSC Basketball Program
- East Islip Fall Classic Partner — Hosted South Huntington SC U11 United team in a local tournament
- Eastern New York State Cup Partner — U12 Fire and U15 Wolves teams participate in the Eastern New York State Cup.
- LI Cup Partner — South Huntington SC teams participate in the LI Cup tournament.
- Long Island Junior Soccer League Network — Member of the Long Island Junior Soccer League and adheres to its Zero Tolerance Policy.
- Long Island Junior Soccer League Partner — Partner league in which the travel soccer program competes.
- Long Island Junior Soccer League (LIJSL) Partner — Participates in the Long Island Junior Soccer League for competitive soccer play.
- Long Island Soccer Post Partner — Partner vendor for Lower Division uniform purchases.
- Mke laRegina Partner — 7/8 Grade Boys Coordinator for the SHSC Basketball Program
- New York Club Soccer League Partner — Partner league in which the travel soccer program competes.
- New York Club Soccer League (NYCSL) - EDP Partner — Competes in the New York Club Soccer League under EDP for travel soccer.
- North Atlantic EDP League Partner — U10 Strikers team competes in the North Atlantic EDP League.
- Northport Cow Harbor Columbus Cup Partner — Hosted South Huntington SC teams in a local tournament
- Old Field Middle School Partner — Players represent Old Field Middle School in school athletics.
- Pete HOFFMAN Partner — Boys & Girls Travel Coordinator for the SHSC Basketball Program
- South Huntington School District Network — Primary source of players and families participating in the soccer club.
- Steve Farrell Partner — 5/6 Grade Boys Coordinator for the SHSC Basketball Program
- Stimson Middle School Partner — Players represent Stimson Middle School in school athletics.
- U.S. Club Soccer Network — Aligns with U.S. Club Soccer's seasonal year age-group system starting in Fall 2026.
- U.S. Club Soccer Network — Complies with national Seasonal Year age grouping policy established by U.S. Club Soccer.
- U.S. Youth Soccer Network — Aligns with U.S. Youth Soccer's seasonal year age-group system starting in Fall 2026.
- U.S. Youth Soccer Network — Follows national age grouping guidelines set by U.S. Youth Soccer.
- U16 Wolves Partner — Travel soccer team whose members serve as referees in the U7/U8 Lower Division games.
- U8 All Stars Partner — Team within South Huntington SC that participated in a cross-division exhibition match.
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strategies · 3
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.
- Community-Integrated Sports Modelmethodology: community-based_youth_sportsBy leveraging volunteer leadership and integrating players across age groups and communities, the organization builds resilient teams and strong community ties because shared experiences and continuity foster belonging and long-term program sustainability.
- Long-Term Player Development Pathwaymethodology: long-term_player_developmentBy aligning age groupings with school-year cutoffs and maintaining team continuity from early ages through competitive levels, the organization supports sustained skill progression and team cohesion because structured, age-appropriate pathways optimize developmental readiness and retention.
- Player-Centered Youth Development through Sportsmethodology: positive_youth_developmentBy prioritizing skill-building, character development, and enjoyment over winning, the organization fosters long-term player growth, safety, and emotional well-being because a positive, developmental environment increases engagement and sustains participation.