EUSA Spring Recreational Season Information

Beginning April 8th

2024 Spring Recreational Season

Beginning in April, EUSA offers our Spring soccer season for both boys and girls from four (4) years old to graduating seniors. The Spring season consists of Kickers instructional training, and four (4) Divisions for the older players incorporating practices and games through June. ALL sessions and games take place on Saturday mornings and Sunday afternoons. All players will be provided a safe and fun environment to learn, practice and play soccer. Please see the below Practice Schedule for Divisions 1 - 4:

Division 4 - Tuesday evenings (6-7 pm or 7-8 pm - TBD by team)
Division 3 - Wednesday evenings (6-7 pm or 7-8 pm - TBD by team)
Divisions 2 & 1 - Thursday evenings (6-7 pm or 7-8 pm - TBD by team)

Kickers program: EUSA's Kickers program consists of two groups - Little Kickers for four (4) year olds and Big Kickers for five (5) year olds. Our Kickers' trainers provide age-appropriate drills in small groups for children to learn ball control and soccer skills. Each session incorporates short-sided games allowing the players to utilize learned skills in a game scenario. The Kickers sessions are on Saturday mornings AND Sunday afternoons (twice per week) through June. We encourage all players to attend as many sessions as possible!

Little Kickers (4 year olds) sessions start at 9:00 am on Saturdays and 12 pm on Sundays.

Big Kickers (5 year olds) sessions start at 10:00 am on Saturdays and 1 pm on Sundays.

Division 4: Children six-seven (6-7) years old are assigned to teams and a game schedule at the beginning of the season. Players learn a variety of age-appropriate skills with the assistance of trainers and coaches. The first 20 minutes of each scheduled game consists of warming-up, stretching and skills training, with the remaining 40 minutes in a game format. Weekly practices for Division 4 are on Tuesday evenings, with Division 4 games on Saturday mornings AND Sunday afternoons (twice per week) through June. We encourage all players to attend as many sessions as possible!

Division 4 (6-7 year olds) game times will vary each week, beginning at 9:00 am on Saturdays and 12 pm on Sundays. Tuesday evening practices at either 6-7 pm or 7-8 pm TBD by team.

Divisions 1-3: Children eight-eighteen (8-18) years old are divided into different Divisions based on their ages and the number of registrations at the beginning of the season. Then, these players are assigned to teams with a corresponding game schedule. Weekly practices for Divisions 1 - 3 are on Wednesday or Thursday evenings, with games scheduled for Saturday mornings AND Sunday afternoons (twice per week) through June. Players in these Divisions improve and enhance their soccer skills through practices and game play with the assistance of trainers and coaches. We strongly encourage all players to attend as many practices and games as possible!

Divisions 1-3 (8-18 year olds) game times will vary, beginning at 9:00 am on Saturdays and 12 pm on Sundays. Wednesday & Thursday evening practices at either 6-7 pm or 7-8 pm TBD by team.

The 2024 EUSA Spring Soccer Season takes place outdoors at the Ewing Township Municipal Soccer Complex, 2 Jake Garzio Drive, Ewing, NJ 08628.

The Spring season opens on April 8, 2024!!!

EUSA will provide a soccer jersey and soccer socks for your child as part of your registration fee.

What you need to bring:

- Soccer cleats

- Shin guards

- Water

Please note the following safety rules for the safety of your child and others:

- If you child wears glasses, they must be sports glasses (aka "rec specs" or rubber glasses).

- Jewelry of any kind is prohibited, including barrettes, clips, or metal hair bands in the hair.

- Hair longer than shoulder length MUST be pulled back. Braids and hair beads MUST be secured close to the head to prevent hitting your player or any other players.

Click to create an account and register here!

Code of Conduct
Most of our athletes, coaches and parents are excellent, but occasionally we do have issues with conduct on the field. We require all families registering players to sign a Code of Conduct form that pertains to the athletes, as well as spectators where an EUSA event is taking place. We have zero tolerance for abuse of any athlete, coach, referee, or spectator. You can read the Code of Conduct form here.

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