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WHAT IS TRAVEL SOCCER?

Travel soccer is a competitive environment designed for players who are ready to push their limits. We provide a platform for youth athletes to compete against teams from across the region, fostering a culture of excellence and sportsmanship. Players are expected to participate in both the spring and fall seasons. This consistent participation ensures that athletes maintain their competitive edge throughout the year. We play approximately 8 games per season. Our schedule includes 4 home games at Brown’s Corner and 4 away games across our travel destinations. Throughout the year, coaches with HSC also offer additional opportunities to participate in tournaments and indoor leagues based on player interest and team availability.

  • Competitive regional play
  • Skill development
  • Team-focused environment
  • Sportsmanship

Season Expectations

Practice Schedule

We maintain a rigorous training regimen to ensure peak performance. Players are expected to attend two weekly practices, which are held at our home field at Brown’s Corner. These sessions focus on tactical development, technical skills, and physical conditioning to prepare for competitive matches.

Game Schedule

Our competitive season typically features 8 games. We schedule approximately one weekend game per week, alternating between home and away matches. The season concludes with a final match, providing a celebratory atmosphere for all players and families.

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Home Field: Brown’s Corner

Brown’s Corner is our primary training and home field. It is a premier facility located in the heart of the community. We prioritize safety and accessibility, ensuring that all players have a consistent and high-quality environment to develop their skills and build lasting friendships.

WHERE WE TRAVEL

Our teams travel throughout Connecticut to play against other clubs, helping players grow their skills while enjoying the experience of travel soccer.

New Milford
Sharon
Terryville
Watertown
Pomperaug
Litchfield
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Danbury
Torrington
Thomaston
Wolcott
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