Methacton United Soccer Club strives to advance the sport of soccer by offering players of every skill level and ability the opportunity to learn and play the game.  We offer fall and spring intramural leagues for the recreational player and a year-round travel program for the more advanced player. Our leagues are open to girls and boys ages 4 and up.  Our program, run completely by volunteers, provides 1,000 children in Lower Providence and Worcester townships with the opportunity to play soccer in a fun and safe environment.  Each player shall be afforded the opportunity to play at the highest level commensurate with his or her ability and commitment to the game.  We are committed to teaching and embracing a spirit of sportsmanship to our players, coaches and parents.

Congratulations and Welcome to our New Board! Thank you for everyone who volunteered.  Special Thanks to:

• Tom Csongradi who has been Treasurer for the last 6 years and previously the Director of Coaching.
• John Sharkey who has been VP of Intramurals for the last 4 years and was director of purchasing prior to that.  John will continue to assist the club by setting up a referee training program for the club.

Annually Methacton United Soccer Club surveys its members from both the Travel and Intramural programs. 2009’s results continue to be very positive. Here is a summary of our results:

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On September 19, 2009 Methacton United Soccer Club and Lower Providence Township held a tournament to honor Marc J. Small. Marc Small was a Lower Providence resident and played soccer throughout his youth for Methacton United Soccer Club and Methacton High School. Marc was a Special Forces Medic Sergeant serving with the United States Army in Afghanistan. On February 12, 2009 Marc was killed in action in service to our grateful nation.

 Spring Intramural 2010

 Methacton United Soccer Club endeavors to promote sportsmanship at all times. We teach it to our players and coaches. We request that our parents be role models and demonstrate sportsmanship through their words and their actions. We:

• We respect our opponents and shake their hand after every game.
• We respect our referee and thank them after every game.
• We express gratitude to our parents for supporting us as we play.