Welcome to NEU Soccer!
Northeast United Premier Soccer Club (NEU) offers a Premier level program designed to bring a high level of technical training and competitive soccer to northeast Connecticut’s serious soccer players. Northeast United Premier offers premier teams in age groups from U9 to U19 for both boys and girls. Northeast United Premier also offers a Developmental Program in the fall and spring seasons for U9 through U12 boys and girls aspiring to improve their game and experience premier level training. We are able to draw a highly dedicated and talented coaching staff from Northeast Connecticut’s college and high school programs, as well as other areas.
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Latest Team News
We are proud to announce that the following positions have been filled:
Boys Director- Dane Brenner
Girls Director- Ken Goodale
Developmental Director- Jason Dieterle
Through the growth in the club and the reorganization that has taken place there was a need to expand and define responsibilities. We are extremely happy to announce these Coaching Directors and look forward to the future of player development within NEU.
Also, the coaching staff for the U12 - U18 Boys & Girls is now posted on our website for the 2009/2010 season and we look forward to seeing you at tryouts!
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Anthony Occhialini Named MVP - U18 Boys |
 | | Montville High School senior goalkeeper and NSCAA All-American and current player on the NEU U18 Boys team, Anthony Occhialini, recently played in the 2009 New York Red Bulls High School Cup at Giants Stadium. Anthony was named the match's Most Valuable Player after making several key saves in the match to preserve a 1-1 tie in regulation and then making 3 saves in the round of PK's to pull out the win for the CT/NY team. Click here to be directed to the story and picture on the New York Red Bulls website. |
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U13 Boys Blue Team League Champions |
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As a new team, the U13 Boys Blue team had a tough fall qualifying season with no wins. In the spring season, the team gave up only five goals in going undefeated on their way to becoming the Division 3 league champions. Congratulations to the team and good luck next season in Division 2! 
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U17 Boys Division 1 League Champions |
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The NEU Boys U17's recently completed an undefeated season and won the CJSA Division 1 league. The team went 6-0 to claim only the second Division 1 title in club history. Highlights of the season included a dramatic injury time winner versus FSA and a convincing win versus Monroe to wrap up the league with a game to play. Congrats to the boys and best of luck to those who are off to begin their college education. |
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U16 Boys Nordic Cup Finalist |
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Going into the tournament the feeling was anything less than making the finals would be a disappointment. Also, there was little margin for error, the winners of group play went directly to the final game. Fortunately, the team came ready to go and won the two games on the first day by scores of 2-0 and 4-0. Still needing the last win to secure the trip to the final, the team posted a 3-1 win on Sunday in the last group game. The final was against a local team, Far Post. Unfortunately, an early goal by Far Post would be the only goal of the game, and despite being able to outplay Far Post in the second half, the team settled for second place. Overall, an excellent showing against some very good competition. |
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U15 Girls Nordic Cup Finalist |
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The U15 NEU girls traveled to the Nordic Cup in Vermont and advanced to the championship match. After going undefeated in group play, NEU beat the home side Nordic Spirit to advance to the final. After a weather delay during the championship, Northeast were unable to find the equalizer and came up just short in the final falling to Club de Soccer de Longueuil U15AAA of Canada by the score of 1-0. Congrats to the U15 girls for a great tournament. |
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U16 Boys League Champions |
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At the start of the season there was a lot of confidence the U16 Boys team would have a strong showing in league play. As it turned out, that confidence was well founded. The team went 8-0-0 in league play capturing first place overall. In eight games, the team gave up just 2 goals (1 on a penalty shot), recorded 6 shut outs, and the offense contributed 22 goals, nearly 3 per game. This was achieved even with having to play the first 4 games on the road. Sandwiched in the league play schedule was a good showing at the Oakwood Premier Invitational Tournament, where the team made it to the semi-finals. Next up is the Nordic Tournament in Vermont and Seaside Classic Tournament in Rhode Island. |
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Oakwood Premier Invitational Tournament Champions |
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The U13 Boys White Team went 5-0 en route to a victory against Everton America in a convincing 3-1 victory to claim the championship. |
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