named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
Intramural Soccer
Recreational soccer program for U5-U9/10 players practicing and playing games at local school fields including Manetuck Elementary and Udall Road Middle School.
Mini Kickers
Developmental soccer program for children born between December 2022 and December 2024, focusing on basic soccer skills, motor development, and teamwork through fun games and low player-to-coach ratios.
Travel Tryouts
Competitive soccer program for players in U9-U19 age groups, with teams selected through formal tryouts and participating in regional leagues and tournaments.
activities · 4 groups
What they do
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Youth Soccer Development Programs 3 activities
- Summer soccer camps and clinicsProvides summer soccer camps and clinics for youth participants, offering seasonal skill development and engagement in soccer activities during the summer months, including summer 2026.
- Travel and competitive soccer programsOrganizes competitive soccer opportunities including travel teams, tournament teams, NLSA Select league participation, and Long Island Cup events. The club conducts tryouts for multiple travel teams, requires participation in at least one tryout session for consideration, and schedules weekend games during summer and spring seasons when intramural games are not held.
- Youth soccer instruction and programmingOffers structured youth soccer programs across multiple seasons, including fall and spring intramural leagues for children ages U5–U8/9, Mini Kickers for young children, and seasonal practice sessions with skill development, drills, and non-competitive scrimmages. Programs are offered for age-specific groups, such as children born between 2018–2024, and include seasonal registration for Fall 2024 through Spring 2027.
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Youth Soccer Field Operations and Program Management 2 activities
- Field reservation systemAllows teams to reserve soccer fields for practice using a Google Calendar-based scheduling system to coordinate field use and prevent conflicts.
- Soccer field operations and safety managementOperates and maintains soccer fields at multiple locations including Udall Rd Middle School, Manetuck Elementary School, and Westbrook in Great River, NY. Implements safety protocols such as storing goals facing fences and securing each portable goal with four 40-lb sandbags or ground screw anchors to prevent tipping in high winds or wet conditions.
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Youth Sports Access and Equipment Support 1 activity
- Player equipment distributionProvides each registered player in specific programs with a custom t-shirt and a size 3 soccer ball at their first session to support participation and team identity.
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Specialized Summer Camps for Disabilities 1 activity
- Special needs soccer program (High Flyers)Runs the High Flyers program for children with physical or mental disabilities, offering weekly 1-hour sessions with skill-building drills, mini games, and non-competitive scrimmages during Fall and Spring seasons. The program runs from September 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026, and participates in biannual non-competitive tournaments with other Long Island special needs programs.
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financials · form 990 · fy2023
revenue
Total revenue$730K
Contributions & grants$441K60%
Program service revenue$264K36%
Investment income$2550%
Other revenue$24K
expenses
Total expenses$670K
Program expenses96%
Admin / overhead4%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$6K
Largest expense lineOther
balance sheet
Total assets$442K
Cash$440K
Investments$0
Liabilities$0
Net assets$442K
Liquid reserves7.9 mo
3 years on record · 2021–2023 · YoY revenue +16.5%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2023
Who runs it
board members · 16
- CHRISTOPHER WALSH — GIRLS U9 & U10 COORDINATOR
- GARY KOFFSKY — PRESIDENT EMERITUS
- GREGORY ULRICH — BOYS U9 & U10 COORDINATOR
- JAVIER ENCISO — INTERLEAGUE U11+ COORDINAT
- JEFFREY BURGER — FIELD MAINTENANCE
- JOSH BLUMBERG — U5 COORDINATOR
- LORI MEYERS — ADVERTISING & PUBLIC RELAT
- MICHAEL GALLAGER — BOYS U7 & U8 COORDINATOR
- MICHAEL LANDRI — UNIFORMS DIRECTOR
- PAUL DELGADO — GIRLS U7 & U8 COORDINATOR
- RICK DE VRIES — TRAVEL ASSISTANT
- ROBERT GRIMALDI — TRAVEL COORDINATOR
- RONALD MAGINNESS — HIGH FLYERS COORDINATOR
- SARA MCGUIRE — DIRECTOR OF REFEREES
- SEBASTIAN — TOURNAMENT COORDINATOR
- TRICIA GREENE — BOYS U6 COORDINATOR
relationships · 12
Who they work with
- Anchored for Safety Partner — Collaborates with or references safety guidelines from Anchored for Safety to promote proper soccer goal anchoring and prevent injuries.
- Anchored for Safety Partner — Partner organization providing safety data and guidance on securing portable soccer goals.
- FC South Bay Partner — Collaborates on travel soccer tryouts for multiple age groups
- FC South Bay Partner — Collaborates with or references FC South Bay as a related soccer entity, possibly for regional coordination or shared programming.
- Facebook Partner — Social media presence on Facebook platform
- Instagram Partner — Social media presence on Instagram platform
- Long Island Junior Soccer League Partner — Participates in league competitions and scheduling through the Long Island Junior Soccer League.
- NLSA Partner — Partners on travel soccer tryouts for various age groups
- NLSA Partner — Partners with NLSA for Select league games in fall 2025
- Ron or Gayle Maginniss Partner — Program contacts and coordinators for the High Flyers special needs soccer program.
- Town of Islip Government — Holds field permit from the Town of Islip for field operations.
- US Soccer Government — Follows and enforces US Soccer's updated policy on referee abuse across its programs and events.
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.
- Child-Centered, Inclusive Soccer Instructionmethodology: child-centered_coachingBy employing low player-to-coach ratios, ability-grouped non-competitive play, and specialized programming for children with special needs, the organization fosters skill development, enthusiasm, and social values, because a supportive, individualized environment promotes safety, belonging, and sustained participation.
- Game-Based Skill Development for Young Childrenmethodology: game-based_learningBy using age-appropriate, game-based learning, the organization develops fundamental soccer skills and sustains engagement in young players, because experiential and playful formats align with child development principles to enhance learning and retention.
- Structured Developmental Pathway in Youth Soccermethodology: developmental_pathwayBy organizing programs by age and ability and requiring intramural participation as a prerequisite for advanced tiers like the U8 Pre-Academy, the organization builds a progressive skill pipeline, because sequenced, tiered access ensures foundational competence and long-term player development.