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Soccer Club of Newington

Newington, Connecticut

About

Soccer Club of Newington (SCN) is a volunteer-run youth soccer organization based in Newington, Connecticut. Program directors and the board are volunteers, and the club routes families through Stack Sports (Blue Sombrero) registration, dedicated program director emails, and optional uniform and fan-gear storefronts tied to the club.

What the club offers

Pre-K introduces the youngest players in a coed format; open spring 2026 divisions reference birth years 2021–2023 with a six-week season window. Recreational soccer stresses skill growth, fun, teamwork, and a healthy approach to competition. Recreation does not use tryouts, and players are not turned away from recreational divisions for skill reasons. Classic Travel Soccer serves boys and girls roughly ages 8–15 who want a more demanding training and game rhythm than recreation, with a one-year commitment covering both fall and spring. TOPSoccer (The Outreach Program for Soccer) is a US Youth Soccer community program for athletes with intellectual, emotional, or physical disabilities, run separately from Pre-K, recreation, and travel so families enroll in the correct track. The club also maintains camps, clinics, online training, and volunteer coaching and referee pathways, with registration windows opening and closing by season.

Costs families should plan for

Spring 2026 TOPSoccer divisions for boys and girls each show a $25 registration fee, with season dates spanning late April through mid-June and registration closing in early June. Stack Sports checkout for spring 2026 Pre-K coed divisions shows an $85 fee, with season dates from late April into early June and an April registration deadline. Pre-K has also used a $75 early-bird rate before mid-February, then $85 for Newington residents and $115 for non-residents for the same six-week format—families should confirm the price shown at checkout when they enroll. Participants receive a shirt; parents supply shorts, socks, and a size 3 ball for Pre-K. Recreation and travel fees appear seasonally in Stack Sports when those programs are open; if no division is active, contact the registrar or the senior or junior recreational directors for the next window.

Fields, weather, and communication

Club correspondence uses 51 Standard Street, Newington, CT 06111 and PO Box 310819, Newington, CT 06111. Full-day or evening practice cancellations trigger email to registered families, with the same updates mirrored on the club’s Facebook presence while coaches handle exceptions. Saturday Pre-K and junior recreational decisions are made by 7:00 a.m. Connecticut Cup travel games follow Connecticut Cup timing (by 10:00 a.m. or three hours before kickoff, whichever is earlier). Other travel and senior recreational games use kickoff-based decision windows, including a 2:30 p.m. cutoff for evening matches. Lightning within 10 miles requires leaving the field for 30 minutes after each strike. Online field-open/closed indicators apply to practice nights.

Mission, history, and community roots

The club philosophy centers on giving Newington children a chance to play soccer and have fun while promoting the sport, building positive self-image and community pride, teaching respect and sportsmanship, and encouraging sound training, skills, and health habits. Youth soccer in Newington traces to 1960, when four town teams launched a Parks and Recreation–supported program that grew into today’s broader age bands. The annual Newington Wrap-Up Tournament remains a signature community event alongside other fundraisers.

How to reach the club

General questions go to soccerclub@newingtonsoccer.org. Registration questions go to registrar@newingtonsoccer.org; Stack Sports login or application issues to admin@newingtonsoccer.org; fees and refunds to treasurer@newingtonsoccer.org; sponsorship to president@newingtonsoccer.org. Program directors use girlstraveldirector@, boystraveldirector@, seniorrecdirector@, juniorrecdirector@, and prekrecdirector@ at the same domain for travel, senior rec (ages 8–15), junior rec (ages 5–7), and Pre-K respectively. Wrap-Up Tournament questions go to wrapup@newingtonsoccer.org, and referee volunteering to referee@newingtonsoccer.org. Sign in through Stack Sports, choose open programs, and complete checkout for the active season.

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Frequently asked questions

What ages and program levels does Soccer Club of Newington offer?Pre-K serves the youngest players in coed groups; spring 2026 divisions align with 2021–2023 birth years. Junior recreational soccer covers boys and girls ages 5–7, senior recreational covers ages 8–15, and classic travel targets roughly ages 8–15 with a full fall-and-spring commitment. TOPSoccer welcomes athletes with intellectual, emotional, or physical disabilities in its own boys’ and girls’ divisions separate from the other tracks.

Where does the club train or play, and how are weather closures handled?Club mail goes to 51 Standard Street and PO Box 310819 in Newington, CT 06111, and the club maintains a field directory plus online field-status notes geared to practice nights. Full practice cancellations go to registered families by email and are repeated on the club’s Facebook presence, with coaches covering exceptions. Saturday Pre-K and junior rec calls happen by 7:00 a.m.; Connecticut Cup travel games follow Connecticut Cup decision times; other travel and senior rec games follow kickoff-based windows up to a 2:30 p.m. decision for evening games. Lightning within 10 miles forces a 30-minute evacuation after each strike.

When is registration open, and how do travel tryouts work?Families enroll through Stack Sports whenever divisions are open, each with its own close date and season span. Travel tryouts run as separate registration cycles; email boystraveldirector@newingtonsoccer.org or girlstraveldirector@newingtonsoccer.org for the current tryout schedule and signup steps.

What do families pay for Pre-K or TOPSoccer right now?Spring 2026 TOPSoccer divisions show a $25 fee. Spring 2026 Pre-K coed divisions in Stack Sports show $85 at checkout, while Pre-K has also used a $75 early rate before mid-February, then $85 for Newington residents and $115 for non-residents for the six-week season—always confirm the amount at checkout. Recreation and travel pricing appears when those programs are active in Stack Sports.

What is the club’s mission or philosophy?SCN focuses on giving Newington children the chance to play soccer and enjoy it, growing love for the sport, confidence, respect, sportsmanship, pride in the community, and strong training and health habits. The organization is entirely volunteer-led at the board and program-director level.

How can families contact or register?Use Stack Sports sign-in, pick the open program, and finish registration online. Email soccerclub@newingtonsoccer.org for general help, registrar@newingtonsoccer.org for registration, and the boys’ or girls’ travel, senior rec, junior rec, or Pre-K director addresses at newingtonsoccer.org for program-specific questions. Fee and refund questions go to treasurer@newingtonsoccer.org; Stack Sports or portal issues to admin@newingtonsoccer.org; Wrap-Up Tournament questions to wrapup@newingtonsoccer.org; referee volunteering to referee@newingtonsoccer.org.

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