USL-Ironbound Soccer Club - city of Newark

[Frank Cunha]

IRONBOUND SOCCER CLUB - NEW JERSEY


they got one of the most talent teams in the United States Youth leagues

[Frank Cunha]

Ironbound Sports Club a youth team under the Newark Portuguese will take part on the new USL -

USL Super-20 League formed

Portuguese american Alberto Coutinho had to say

“Shifting our U19 team to a U20 team will provide our club more depth and opportunities for our players,” said Albert Coutinho, President of Ironbound SC from Newark, NJ. “As a club we intend to add a PDL team in 2007, and the U20 team would provide the right resources for a true reserve team.”



http://www.uslsoccer.com/home/121630.html

remember that Francisco Marco a portuguese is the President of the USL leagues

My opinion this is great news, we finally broken up away from the Metrostars, who as not done anything for the portuguese american or Portuguese player, a idea of having a team in the USL in years to come, I'm excited.

we can be the SC Creteil Lusitanos of the french league one of the top portuguese/french teams playing in the top II liga in France.


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[Frank Cunha]

I wonder when they going to have the debut for the USL youth teams

[Frank Cunha]

Portuguese Warriors lost against the NY RED BULLS

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The defending champions lost to the Ny Red Bulls in the final of the National Cup

http://www.sportclubsoccer.com/
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[Frank Cunha]

week 6 highlights

http://supery.uslsoccer.com/home/134150.html

[Frank Cunha]

39 of the best portuguese american youth teams to participate in the Taca Amizade, between the 5th and 8th of June, portuguese day celebrations, they will represent the 4 best youth portuguese teams in New Jersey State in different age groups

Lar dos Leoes
Elizabeth Youth Soccer Club
The Ironbound Crusaders - to represent the I Boys and Girls Club
Ironbound SC - represent the Portuguese club in Newark,

the tournament to take place in the Ironbound Riverbank Park, Independence Park, and Ironbound stadium, pre games will take place on Monday and Tuesday and the finals Wednesday and Friday

Prudential Foundation will pay for all of the costs and primary sponsor.
prizes for everybody and trophies to the winners,

no price will be charge at the gate, for more questions 973-344-0124
Bernardino Fundacao organize the 27th Portuguese day the biggest in the world, between 2 and 11 of June
you can also contact Ironbound SC - SC Portugues
IRONBOUND SOCCER CLUB - NEW JERSEY

Note - Scouts from the top United States Universities, High Schools will be on hand, scouts also from Sporting Club Portugal and SL Benfica to be on hand, hope more will come this will be the biggest 4 day event in New Jersey with the top Portuguese american players from ages 8 to 19.
with 4 of the best teams not in New Jersey but in the United States.

[Frank Cunha]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Friends, Family & Community Day: This Saturday, June 24





Ironbound SC Media Relations
Newark, NJ June 20, 2006 Ironbound SC will host Family, Friends and Community Day on Saturday, June 24, 2006, a festival in celebration of its teams participating in the Super Y-League. This all day event will be held at NJIT’s Lubetkin Field in Newark with the club’s entire slate of SYL teams competing. Music, food, raffles and fun with halftime contests during each game will make this a fun summer event for all who attend.

The day is designed to showcase Ironbound SC teams participating in the Super Y-League, the only national youth league in the country. SYL is aimed at the top 1% of youth players and is part of the United Soccer Leagues (USL) system that serves as a feeder to MLS, PDL, USL Divisions 1 & 2 and the W- League. Ironbound SC is a founding member of the SYL representing the North Jersey area, part of the Mid-Atlantic Division.

The festival style soccer party is open to the public, the Ironbound community, friends and fans. Ironbound SC has also invited all its sponsors, team staffs, player parents and friends as a thank you for all their support. Food and beverages will be available during the entire day and can be enjoyed at the picnic area along side Lubetkin Field.

Ironbound SC will take on the Delaware club, Hockessin-United Futbol Academy U13, U15, U16, U17 teams. Due to a scheduling conflict the originally schedule U14 and U20 games have been postponed.

This is the first of two planned Friends, Family and Community Days in the 2006 season, the second coming July 8th also held at NJIT Lubetkin Field taking on NJ rival club, Parsipanny SC.

Ironbound SC invites you to stop by, support and enjoy a day of soccer with teams competing at the highest level.

Schedule of Games, June 24
11:00AM U13 Ironbound SC Gunners v Hockessin-United Futbol Academy

12:30PM U15 Ironbound SC Blaze v Hockessin-United Futbol Academy

3:30PM U16 Ironbound SC Crusaders v Hockessin-United Futbol Academy

5:30PM U17 Ironbound SC Warriors v Hockessin-United Futbol Academy

Learn more...

About Ironbound SC...
Ironbound Sport Club is a founding member of the Super Y-League of the United Soccer Leagues, representing the North Jersey area in the top youth league in the nation. The Super Y-League (SYL) is the only national youth league in the country, aimed at the top 1% of the players. It is part of the United Soccer Leagues (USL) system that serves as a feeder to MLS, PDL, USL First & Second Division and W-League.



Website: IRONBOUND SOCCER CLUB - NEW JERSEY

[Frank Cunha]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Friends, Family & Community Day: This Saturday, June 24





Ironbound SC Media Relations
Newark, NJ June 20, 2006 Ironbound SC will host Family, Friends and Community Day on Saturday, June 24, 2006, a festival in celebration of its teams participating in the Super Y-League. This all day event will be held at NJIT’s Lubetkin Field in Newark with the club’s entire slate of SYL teams competing. Music, food, raffles and fun with halftime contests during each game will make this a fun summer event for all who attend.

The day is designed to showcase Ironbound SC teams participating in the Super Y-League, the only national youth league in the country. SYL is aimed at the top 1% of youth players and is part of the United Soccer Leagues (USL) system that serves as a feeder to MLS, PDL, USL Divisions 1 & 2 and the W- League. Ironbound SC is a founding member of the SYL representing the North Jersey area, part of the Mid-Atlantic Division.

The festival style soccer party is open to the public, the Ironbound community, friends and fans. Ironbound SC has also invited all its sponsors, team staffs, player parents and friends as a thank you for all their support. Food and beverages will be available during the entire day and can be enjoyed at the picnic area along side Lubetkin Field.

Ironbound SC will take on the Delaware club, Hockessin-United Futbol Academy U13, U15, U16, U17 teams. Due to a scheduling conflict the originally schedule U14 and U20 games have been postponed.

This is the first of two planned Friends, Family and Community Days in the 2006 season, the second coming July 8th also held at NJIT Lubetkin Field taking on NJ rival club, Parsipanny SC.

Ironbound SC invites you to stop by, support and enjoy a day of soccer with teams competing at the highest level.

Schedule of Games, June 24
11:00AM U13 Ironbound SC Gunners v Hockessin-United Futbol Academy

12:30PM U15 Ironbound SC Blaze v Hockessin-United Futbol Academy

3:30PM U16 Ironbound SC Crusaders v Hockessin-United Futbol Academy

5:30PM U17 Ironbound SC Warriors v Hockessin-United Futbol Academy

Learn more...

About Ironbound SC...
Ironbound Sport Club is a founding member of the Super Y-League of the United Soccer Leagues, representing the North Jersey area in the top youth league in the nation. The Super Y-League (SYL) is the only national youth league in the country, aimed at the top 1% of the players. It is part of the United Soccer Leagues (USL) system that serves as a feeder to MLS, PDL, USL First & Second Division and W-League.



Website: IRONBOUND SOCCER CLUB - NEW JERSEY

[Frank Cunha]

Ironbound SC Media Relations
Newark, NJ July 6, 2006 Ironbound SC will host the second Family, Friends and Community Day of 2006 on Saturday, July 8th, a festival in celebration of its teams participating in the Super Y-League. This all day event will be held at NJIT’s Lubetkin Field in Newark with the club’s entire slate of SYL teams competing. Music, food, raffles and fun with halftime contests during each game will make this a fun summer event for all who attend.

The day is designed to showcase Ironbound SC teams participating in the Super Y-League, the only national youth league in the country. SYL is aimed at the top 1% of youth players and is part of the United Soccer Leagues (USL) system that serves as a feeder to MLS, PDL, USL Divisions 1 & 2 and the W- League. Ironbound SC is a founding member of the SYL representing the North Jersey area, part of the Mid-Atlantic Division.

The festival style soccer party is open to the public, the Ironbound community, friends and fans. Ironbound SC has also invited all its sponsors, team staffs, player parents and friends as a thank you for all their support. Food and beverages will be available for purchase during the entire day and can be enjoyed at the picnic area along side Lubetkin Field.

Ironbound SC will take on New Jersey rival, Parsippany Soccer Club's U13, U14, U16, U17 teams. The nightcap will feature a Super-20 League match between Ironbound SC and Long Island Rough Riders

This is the second of two planned Friends, Family and Community Days in the 2006 season, the first came on June 24th against Delaware club, Hockessin- United Futebol Academy with Ironbound SC taking 3 wins from 4 games that day. The U13 Gunners took a 5-1 result, U15 Blaze held on for a 1-0 win, U17 Warriors dominated play with a 4-0 win, the only loss by that day was a come from behind 1-2 result by U16 Crusaders.

Ironbound SC invites you to stop by, support and enjoy a day of soccer with teams competing at the highest level.

Schedule of Games, July 8
11:00AM U13 Ironbound SC Gunners v Parsippany SC

12:30PM U14 Ironbound SC Blaze v Parsippany SC

2:00PM U16 Ironbound SC Crusaders v Parsippany SC

6:00PM U17 Ironbound SC Warriors v Parsippany SC

8:00PM U20 Ironbound SC Strikers v Long Island Rough Riders
Learn more...

About Ironbound SC...
Ironbound Sport Club is a founding member of the Super Y-League of the United Soccer Leagues, representing the North Jersey area in the top youth league in the nation. The Super Y-League (SYL) is the only national youth league in the country, aimed at the top 1% of the players. It is part of the United Soccer Leagues (USL) system that serves as a feeder to MLS, PDL, USL First & Second Division and W-League.

[Frank Cunha]

Ironbound SC Media Relations
Newark, NJ July 6, 2006 Ironbound SC will host the second Family, Friends and Community Day of 2006 on Saturday, July 8th, a festival in celebration of its teams participating in the Super Y-League. This all day event will be held at NJIT’s Lubetkin Field in Newark with the club’s entire slate of SYL teams competing. Music, food, raffles and fun with halftime contests during each game will make this a fun summer event for all who attend.

The day is designed to showcase Ironbound SC teams participating in the Super Y-League, the only national youth league in the country. SYL is aimed at the top 1% of youth players and is part of the United Soccer Leagues (USL) system that serves as a feeder to MLS, PDL, USL Divisions 1 & 2 and the W- League. Ironbound SC is a founding member of the SYL representing the North Jersey area, part of the Mid-Atlantic Division.

The festival style soccer party is open to the public, the Ironbound community, friends and fans. Ironbound SC has also invited all its sponsors, team staffs, player parents and friends as a thank you for all their support. Food and beverages will be available for purchase during the entire day and can be enjoyed at the picnic area along side Lubetkin Field.

Ironbound SC will take on New Jersey rival, Parsippany Soccer Club's U13, U14, U16, U17 teams. The nightcap will feature a Super-20 League match between Ironbound SC and Long Island Rough Riders

This is the second of two planned Friends, Family and Community Days in the 2006 season, the first came on June 24th against Delaware club, Hockessin- United Futebol Academy with Ironbound SC taking 3 wins from 4 games that day. The U13 Gunners took a 5-1 result, U15 Blaze held on for a 1-0 win, U17 Warriors dominated play with a 4-0 win, the only loss by that day was a come from behind 1-2 result by U16 Crusaders.

Ironbound SC invites you to stop by, support and enjoy a day of soccer with teams competing at the highest level.

Schedule of Games, July 8
11:00AM U13 Ironbound SC Gunners v Parsippany SC

12:30PM U14 Ironbound SC Blaze v Parsippany SC

2:00PM U16 Ironbound SC Crusaders v Parsippany SC

6:00PM U17 Ironbound SC Warriors v Parsippany SC

8:00PM U20 Ironbound SC Strikers v Long Island Rough Riders
Learn more...

About Ironbound SC...
Ironbound Sport Club is a founding member of the Super Y-League of the United Soccer Leagues, representing the North Jersey area in the top youth league in the nation. The Super Y-League (SYL) is the only national youth league in the country, aimed at the top 1% of the players. It is part of the United Soccer Leagues (USL) system that serves as a feeder to MLS, PDL, USL First & Second Division and W-League.

[Frank Cunha]

Ironbound SC Media Relations
Newark, NJ July 6, 2006 Ironbound SC will host the second Family, Friends and Community Day of 2006 on Saturday, July 8th, a festival in celebration of its teams participating in the Super Y-League. This all day event will be held at NJIT’s Lubetkin Field in Newark with the club’s entire slate of SYL teams competing. Music, food, raffles and fun with halftime contests during each game will make this a fun summer event for all who attend.

The day is designed to showcase Ironbound SC teams participating in the Super Y-League, the only national youth league in the country. SYL is aimed at the top 1% of youth players and is part of the United Soccer Leagues (USL) system that serves as a feeder to MLS, PDL, USL Divisions 1 & 2 and the W- League. Ironbound SC is a founding member of the SYL representing the North Jersey area, part of the Mid-Atlantic Division.

The festival style soccer party is open to the public, the Ironbound community, friends and fans. Ironbound SC has also invited all its sponsors, team staffs, player parents and friends as a thank you for all their support. Food and beverages will be available for purchase during the entire day and can be enjoyed at the picnic area along side Lubetkin Field.

Ironbound SC will take on New Jersey rival, Parsippany Soccer Club's U13, U14, U16, U17 teams. The nightcap will feature a Super-20 League match between Ironbound SC and Long Island Rough Riders

This is the second of two planned Friends, Family and Community Days in the 2006 season, the first came on June 24th against Delaware club, Hockessin- United Futebol Academy with Ironbound SC taking 3 wins from 4 games that day. The U13 Gunners took a 5-1 result, U15 Blaze held on for a 1-0 win, U17 Warriors dominated play with a 4-0 win, the only loss by that day was a come from behind 1-2 result by U16 Crusaders.

Ironbound SC invites you to stop by, support and enjoy a day of soccer with teams competing at the highest level.

Schedule of Games, July 8
11:00AM U13 Ironbound SC Gunners v Parsippany SC

12:30PM U14 Ironbound SC Blaze v Parsippany SC

2:00PM U16 Ironbound SC Crusaders v Parsippany SC

6:00PM U17 Ironbound SC Warriors v Parsippany SC

8:00PM U20 Ironbound SC Strikers v Long Island Rough Riders
Learn more...

About Ironbound SC...
Ironbound Sport Club is a founding member of the Super Y-League of the United Soccer Leagues, representing the North Jersey area in the top youth league in the nation. The Super Y-League (SYL) is the only national youth league in the country, aimed at the top 1% of the players. It is part of the United Soccer Leagues (USL) system that serves as a feeder to MLS, PDL, USL First & Second Division and W-League.

[Frank Cunha]

I was invited to be at the merger of Crusaders, the old strikers and SCP youth department


Frank:

Believe it or not, the Crusaders will be merging with us to create The Ironbound Soccer Club (unity between "old" Strikers, SCP youth Department, and the Crusaders). We will be having a press conference this thursday at 7pm to announce the merger to the community. (We have already met with all the coaches)

Given your historic role in building up the program at the Boys Club, we would be honored if you could be present. We have also invited Fr. Peter. I hope to see you then.

al coutinho

P.s. I will add you to the ISC media list.

[Frank Cunha]

two national championships

Ironbound SC Media Relations
Newark, NJ July 31, 2006 Ironbound SC Blaze Under-15 Boys and Warriors Under-17 Boys have won national championships at US Club Soccer National Cup V in Greensboro, North Carolina, exacting revenge in the process.

After clinching National Cup V Regional titles earlier this summer, 73 boys' teams were in contention to raise the newly renamed National Cup trophy, The Doug Hamilton Memorial Cup. National championships were awarded in 11 boys' age group divisions: Super Group U13-U17 and Premier U12- U17.

Blaze, U15 Boys won 2-1 against Washington Premier FC (WA) in the Final on Monday. After being down in the first half, the Blaze fought back to tie the game and then win it on a goal from Corey Marsh in the final minutes for the victory and the National Title.

The Blaze got to final with a 1-1-1 record and advanced on a tie-breaker despite Sunday's lose to Washington Premier FC (WA) while getting limited playing time from four regular starters due to injury. Monday's final meant a little more so with some determination and total team performance, the Blaze prevailed.


Friday, July 28 Win v Windy City Pride (IL) 5-2
Saturday, July 29 Tie v Central Brevard (FL) 1- 1
Sunday, July 30 Loss v Washington Premier FC (WA) 1-2
FINAL: Monday, July 31 Win v Washington Premier FC (WA) 2-1

Warriors, U17 boys defeated San Diego Surf (CA-S) 3- 1, leading 2-0 midway thru the second half, the Surf pulled a goal back, making the score 2-1. The Warriors didn't take kindly to that goal and scored right back two minutes later extending the lead to 3-1. The Warriors controlled play for the remainder of the game, winning the club's second National Title of the day.

The Warriors qualified for Monday's title game after the first 2 days of preliminary round and decided to rest several key starters on Sunday, losing to their Final's opponent, the San Diego Surf 3-1 but in the final with the entire team back, it was a different story.
Friday, July 28 Win v Crossfire Premier James 88 (WA) 1-0
Saturday, July 29 Win v California Odyssey Red (CA-N) 3-2
Sunday, July 30 Loss v San Diego Surf (CA-S) 1- 3
FINAL: Monday, July 31 Win v San Diego Surf (CA- S) 3- 1




To learn more about the 2006 National Cup V, visit the official 2006 National Cup V page at www.usclubsocc er.org.
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About Ironbound SC...
Ironbound Soccer Club was formed with the recent merger of Ironbound Sport Club and Ironbound Crusaders, making it the largest youth soccer organization in Newark. With over 1500 players and coaches in its program, Ironbound SC reaches closer to its goal of operating an Integrated Soccer Program and becoming one of a handful of national programs to offer Recreational, Developmental and Elite levels.

Ironbound SC is a founding member of the Super Y-League of the United Soccer Leagues, representing the North Jersey area in the top youth league in the nation. The Super Y-League (SYL) is the only national youth league in the country, aimed at the top 1% of the players. It is part of the United Soccer Leagues (USL) system that serves as a feeder to MLS, PDL, USL First & Second Division and W-League.

Website: IRONBOUND SOCCER CLUB - NEW JERSEY
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