The Long Island Junior Soccer League was honored at halftime of the Red Bull LA Galaxy game this past weekend where, ironically, Edson Buttle a former LIJSL player scored the only game of the match to help the LA Galaxy to a 1-0 victory.
LIJSL College Forum began about 1983, was the brain child of Mike Clark, long time soccer volunteer and member of the Board of Directors of the LIJSL and Girls Varsity soccer coach at Clark High School. That year, 1983, the League inaugurated an annual soccer convention; one of the major attractions was the College Bound Player Forum and College Fair.
February 8, 2010-When do you know that the long winter is over and spring is about to arrive? When a groundhog fails to see his shadow on February 2? When baseball players begin Spring Training in Florida and Arizona? Or when the swallows return to San Juan Capistrano around March 19?
Miller Place resident Mark Nash, Head Coach of the Girls Under 13 Stony Brook Academy Team, was recently named Coach of the Year by the Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association (ENYYSA). The prestigious award was based on coaching philosophy, commitment to the game, player development and sportsmanship.
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LIJSL College Forum began about 1983, was the brain child of Mike Clark, long time soccer volunteer and member of the Board of Directors of the LIJSL and Girls Varsity soccer coach at Clark High School. That year, 1983, the League inaugurated an annual soccer convention; one of the major attractions was the College Bound Player Forum and College Fair.
News from the Long Island Junior Soccer League
Miller Place resident Mark Nash, Head Coach of the Girls Under 13 Stony Brook Academy Team, was recently named Coach of the Year by the Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association (ENYYSA). The prestigious award was based on coaching philosophy, commitment to the game, player development and sportsmanship. 