This Sunday, the WWPSA Premier Elite Wild U17 Girls were crowned NJ State Cup Champions after a 2-0 decisive win against a very tough South Jersey Elite team.  Click here for more info.

WWPSA is very proud of this major accomplishment. Congratulations and let the celebrations begin!!!

It all started in the fall of 2002 when we were lucky enough to be asked to coach a group of what looked to us the smallest young 10/11 year old girls we had ever seen came together to form the U11 Girls WWP Celtics, this became apparent when we started playing other teams and everyone looked about a foot taller than all of our girls!

Congratulations to the U17B WWPSA Biancoverdi and Coach Chris Mangone, who took 1^st place in this weekends Burlington Memorial Day tournament.  Winning 2 and tying 1, it came down to the final game against the host team.  In a must win situation the BV won 2-1 in sweltering heat.  Thanks to Kevin McCabe and the U16 United for guest player support.

The U11 Boys Revolution capped their successful season with a dramatic 4-3 victory over the North Plainfield Firestorm on November 22.  The Revolution finished the Fall 2009 season with a record of 8-1-1, their only loss being in week 2 against the same North Plainfield team.  The flight championship came down to the last game, with North Plainfield ahead in the standings by one point heading into the game. 

WWPSA players had a great high school season in 2008. As a result, multiple players were recognized with the following honors:

We are pleased to display some pictures from a recent home game of the U-15 Girls Spirit.  Congratulations to the Spirit on another great year!

The Boys U11 Anacondas struggled to start their fall season, digging themselves into a hole by going 1-2. A rash of injuries also left the team with minimal substitutions during a number of games, but the team never faltered thereafter. Under the training of Zizo Sharif, the Anacondas went on a 6-0-1 streak to win their flight in MNJYSA. Highlighting the turnaround, they achieved three consecutive shutouts to finish the season.

The WWPSA U12G Pride were finalist at this weekend’s JAGS tournament.  The Pride came up short in the Championship game against a tough Braddock Youth 96 Elite Fusion squad (ranked #10 in Virginia).  The team finished their tournament schedule as Champions at Hopewell Valley, runner-ups at the Wall Invitational, runner-ups at JAGS and semifinalist of the US Club State Cup.  The team will finish the 2008-2009 season ranked in the top 20 in NJ.

On the Memorial Day weekend, the WWP Challenge U-15 girls represented WWPSA at one of the top girl’s tournaments in the country. Playing in the premier flight of this college showcase, the Challenge lost the championship game 1-0.

The WWPSA U12G Pride played intelligent soccer all weekend on their way to be crowned Champions at the Hopewell Valley Memorial Tournament.

This past weekend, the WWP Terminators were finalists in the PDA Tournament. The Terminators faced strong competition in the preliminary matches and came away with a 1-0 victory over Ocean Surf, a 5-2 victory over Garfield Chiquitines, and earned a 1-1 draw with Marlboro in dramatic fashion scoring the equalizer with 25 seconds remaining. 

After finishing 8 - 2 in the Spring Season, the WWPSA Lightning continued their excellent play winning all 4 games they played in the Sunburst Tournament. The Lightning continued to demonstrate their excellent possession style of play and balanced attack with 7 different players finding the back of the net for goals. 

We want to wish our WWPSA Premier Teams good luck this weekend as they venture to play some tough competition at the PDA Spring Kickoff Tournament.  The following teams will be participating:

• U10 Girls Lightning (Head Coach: Bill Schmid)
• U10 Boys Pumas (Head Coach: Tim Mulligan)
• U11 Boys Terminator (Head Coach: Pat Trombetta)
• U12 Girls Pride (Head Coach: Pedro Portilla)
• U12 Boys Sharks (Head Coach: Gabriel Ramirez)

The U16G WWP Wild recently completed a very successful fall tournament season by going undefeated at the MSSL 2008 College Showcase tournament.  At that tournament, the Wild won preliminary matches in the Diamond Division against SAC-HC Columbia United (MD) and Syracuse FC Tsunami (NY) and tied the South Jersey Barons Banshees (NJ) before defeating the Eastern FC Bobcats (CT) 2-0 in the finals. 

The U11 Boys Revolution capped their successful season with a dramatic 4-3 victory over the North Plainfield Firestorm on November 22.  The Revolution finished the Fall 2009 season with a record of 8-1-1, their only loss being in week 2 against the same North Plainfield team.  The flight championship came down to the last game, with North Plainfield ahead in the standings by one point heading into the game. 

The WWPSA U12G Pride advanced to the semifinals of the US Club NJ State Cup with a solid win over the Jersey Knights Daggers.  The Pride jumped to a quick start and never looked back.  The game was played at the Jersey Knights’ facility.  The Pride will be playing their Semifinal game against Wayne Power at Mercer Community Park on Saturday May 16th.  Congratulations.

WWPSA would like to extend its gratitude to all who participated in our first ever Travel Development Academy Festival.  A special thanks to all the players, parents and coaches from the Montgomery Township Soccer Club, Yardley-Makefield Soccer Club, and Bridgewater Soccer Association for making the trip to our facilities.  The kids truly experienced a great time playing in the English Premier League type weather.

It all began at Zaitz Field in September, 2000, when the U11 Premier girls team was formed and the players chose the name ‘The Breakaways’. No one who was present at its genesis would have predicted the incredible journey that was to follow.  This is what makes such things so thrilling!