Welcome to Indian River United Soccer Club

     Indian River United Soccer Club (IRU) was formed in the summer 2002. The Club was established to provide youth in Philadelphia, New York and the surrounding areas an opportunity to participate in organized soccer i n order to compete at the travel tournament level within New York State West Youth Soccer Association.
     IRU fosters the development of youth players through coaches' clinics, camps, and organized leagues within our own community. Indian River United has the highest regard for sportsmanship and healthy living for all its members.
(ages 5 to 17).

     We welcome all new members to visit our web site and E-mail us with any questions you may have.

Quick Links

Indian River Development League
Registration Form

Development League Schedule and Field Map

Coaching Resources

Pills Drills-Link to U-10,U12,U14, U16 Drills

NYSWYSA Coaches articles

Small Sided Games

NNYYSL - Northern New York Youth
Soccer League

Development League Curriculum
U6 -U10 - U14

Boys and Girls ages 8-18

Date: Tuesday, October 27 and Thursday, October 29, 2009 
Location: Indian River High School, Library Entrance 
Times: 6:00-8:00 p.m. each evening

Age Groups: U11, U13, U15 and U18 

Points of Contact:

U11 Boys - Nick Barker 777-6619, Allison Godin 642-0624, Dolly LaClair 408-4137

U11, 13, 15 and 18 Girls – Chris Pacilio 778-8362, Kevin Culbertson 642-0225

U13 Boys - Ed Malinoski 286-5070

U15 Boys - Craig Pitts 955-3488

U18 Boys - Amy Beckstead 955-3918

Deposit: $20.00 per child

Additional Information:  The Indian River United Soccer Program is a league that consists of boys and girls in the U8 through U18 age groups. The league will play in the NNYYSL and travel to 1 to 2 tournaments between the months of May and August. Tournaments are located outside the area and travel is required (2-3 Hrs away) and may require over night accommodation.  We will start practice indoors once a week in January and go to the YMCA January-March to compete against other teams in the area in preparation for the summer tournaments.  In the spring the league moves outside and practices one to two times a week.

Have you ever thought about becoming a coach?
More information will be available at sign-ups.