Amity Spring Registration is now CLOSED.
Registration for all Amity AC Spring 2010 soccer leagues is now closed. Registration for the Fall Season and player evaluations will be held in April.
Spring Season Dates Travel Season Begins March 20th -- no games Easter weekend Rec Season Begins March 26th -- 6 games (no games Easter weekend)
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| 2010 3v3 Tournament Date Announced |
| Amity will once again be hosting its annual 3v3 Soccer Tournament on Saturday June 12th! The tournament consists of Boys and Girls divisions in the U8,U9,U10,U11,U12,U14, and U17 age groups. Each team is guaranteed 4 games and many fun extras throughout the day. The tournament will be limited and all registration forms must be received by May 22. (Register by April 30 for the chance to win free T-Shirts for your team) For more information and an entry form, please click our 3v3 Tournament link. [+ full article] |
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| Amity and The Atlantic Soccer Factory |
The Amity Soccer Club is proud to announce starting with the spring season the club will be teaming up with Matt Driver and the Atlantic Soccer Factory. What this means to the club is that we will now have access to some of the highest level trainers around. The Atlantic Soccer Factory boasts one of the most highly qualified and experienced group of coaches and teachers anywhere in the country. They select and expertly train the very best coaches from England, America and beyond. Their unique training methods produce a motivated coaching staff that is second-to-none. As a result, A.S.F. coaches are acclaimed for their commitment to soccer education, as well as their ability to create environments that promote fun, learning, sportsmanship and team spirit. All A.S.F. coaches are: - Nationally and internationally qualified
- Experienced players (professional, semi-professional or collegiate)
- Experienced teachers and motivators
- Effective and dynamic communicators
- Passionate soccer enthusiasts
- Positive role models and leaders
For more info. click the ASF Trainers tab to the left. |
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| FC Amity Blue Lightning Win Quakertown 3 V 3 |
 The Blue Lightning split their team into 3 to complete at the Quaketown Indoor 3 V 3 tournament. They were the FCA Shooting Stars (Alayna, Darian, Peyton, and Paige), FCA Sparks (Jillian, Kyle, Sammy, and Rhiannon), and FCA Fantastic 4 (Kasey, Alyssa, Taylor, and Brianna). All three teams played very hard all day. The Sparks and the Fantastic 4 both went undefeated in their brackets. While the Sparks didn't advance because of tie break rules the Fantastic 4 did and took advantage to win the tournament. Congratulations to all the girls for a great day of soccer. |
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| FC Amity Blue Lightning Player selected for ODP |
 FC Amity Blue Lightning player Kyle was selected to the ODP (Olympic Development Program) for the U12 age group. Below is an explanation of the program. The Blue Lightning and all of their friends would like to congratulate Kyle. ODP provides supplemental training and competitive opportunities for players with the goal of advancement to US Youth Soccer Region 1 teams and ultimately, national team selections. Through training and regional competition, ODP also provides players with exposure to college coaches. Eastern Pennsylvania ODP has been highly successful at the national level winning several US Youth Soccer ODP Championships. Most of our players successfully transition to college play and several have developed into professional players and have represented the United States in the Olympics and World Cup. |
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| Amity and the Philly Independence |
 The Amity AC Soccer program just finished their first season being affiliated with the Philly Independence. The affiliation has brought a lot of opportunities to the club. One is the exciting opportunity to meet people like Olympic Gold Medallist Staci Wilson and Oylimpic Gold Medallist Heather Mitts (pictured above). Second is the opportunity to train with the likes of Staci. All Amity teams received high level training through out the fall season. We are also proud to announce FC Amity which will be a premier division inside the club. FC Amity teams will be taking soccer to the next level. Click on the FC Amity tab for more info. For more information about the Philly Independence, their programs, and coaches please go to www.wpsphillyindependence.com , or click the link to the left. |
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| Amity U10G Thunderbolts take 2nd in Reading/Berks T1 Division |
 The Amity Thunderbolts U10 Girls team made it to the RBJSL T1 Championship game for the second year in a row. They lost a hard fought game against a formidable Twin Valley squad 2-0. The girls got to the finals with a heart thumping 1-0 defeat over the Boyertown Pace in a game that was chills and thrills from start to finish. The Thunderbolts had a very successful year as they started the season by winning the Oley Tournament. The girls put forth a lot of hard work since the summer and really came together as a team down the stretch of the season.. [+ full article] |
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| U9 Heat take second in Reading Berks |
 The Amity Heat U9 girls powered their way into the RBJSL Championship Game on Saturday, November 21st with a 3-1 victory over a Wilson team that had outscored their opponents this season 42-2 and tallied a regular season record of 8-1. Although the Heat fell to Governor Mifflin in the Championship Game, the 2nd place finish in their first season together was a great accomplishment and the team is looking forward to more success in the future. You can now follow the Amity Heat at the following site: http://www.tcteams.com/amityheat/index.php [+ full article] |
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| U12 Boys Win Reading Berks Title |
 "The Avalanche defeated Blue Mountain in the Championship game by ending regulation play tied 0-0, followed by two sudden death overtime periods still tied at 0-0, and eventually winning it with P.K.'s." |
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| Independence Youth Club Affiliate Program Grows in Size, Scope, and Recognition |
 PHILADELPHIA, PA (November 5, 2009) The Philadelphia Independence Club Affiliate Program is making a splash in the youth soccer community, rapidly expanding in both its reach and impact around Philadelphia. The new Women's Professional Soccer Team in Philly hasn't actually played a game yet. In fact, they don't take the field for another four months, but their community outreach is full throttle long before the 2010 kickoff. Becoming embedded in the youth soccer community was placed as one of the organization's top priorities from the outset, and the positive impact of the Club Affiliate Program is an affirmation of that commitment. [+ full article] |
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| A.C. United wins boys U9 A Division |
 AC United wins boys U9A Division, finishing 10-0-1, and winning the championship game 5-1. Great job! |
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