About Us
May 21st, 2008
PENINSULA SOCCER CLUB ADDRESS
Peninsula Soccer Club
P.O. Box 311
Little Silver, NJ 07739
Club Board
David Tierney, President
Mike Rieger, Vice President
Troy Hegglin, Secretary
Krissy Turner, Director of Coaching
Troy Hegglin, MOSA Rep
John Strang, Treasurer
Mission Statement
The purpose of our the Peninsula Soccer Club is to develop the ideas of good sportsmanship, honesty, and loyalty through the competition in the game of soccer.
Philosophy
The club’s goal is to give our players the sound fundamentals and tactics necessary to play at the highest level the player aspires to.
History
In 1978 the Little Silver Soccer Association was formed to compete in the Monmouth Ocean Soccer League. As the popularity of soccer began to grow, players and teams from Fair Haven and Rumson joined the LSSA. It was soon time to branch out. In 1985, representatives from the Peninsula towns met and formed the Peninsula Soccer Club Incorporated, which would service all of the surrounding towns from the peninsula area. From it’s humble beginnings playing games at Monmouth Park, to our well groomed fields at Dorbrook Park, PSC continues to be one of the outstanding soccer clubs at the shore.
Affiliation
The Club is affiliated with the NJ State Youth Soccer Association (NJYSA), US Club Soccer, the U.S. Youth Soccer Association and the Federation Internationale de Football Association (F.I.F.A.). As a member of the Monmouth Ocean Soccer Association, our teams compete in theCentral Jersey Maps and MOSA Leagues.
Status
The Peninsula Soccer Club was incorporated in 1985 and received it’s Non-Profit status in 1998 as a 501(c) (3). The Club provides education and instruction in the sport of soccer though competition in youth soccer leagues. The club is supported by sponsorships, affordable memberships fees and parent-run fundraising events.
[...] Red Bank, Little Silver, Shrewsbury (Boro and Township), and Rumson make up the Monmouth County Peninsula. And just like the aforementioned peninsulas carry their own intrigue, so does the prospect of owning a home in Rumson, albeit for slightly different reasons. Surrounded to the North and East by the Navesink River and to the South by the Shrewsbury River, the Peninsula is within stone’s throw of the beach and is accessed by North Jersey Coast Line railroad system that provides easy access into Manhattan in about an hour. The towns of Red Bank, Rumson, Shrewsbury, and Little Silver are home to some of the best restaurants and shopping in Monmouth County, in addition to them taking great pride in creating close-knit communities with a focus on raising families. They even have a Peninsula soccer team. [...]
[...] Red Bank, Little Silver, Shrewsbury (Boro and Township), and Rumson make up the Monmouth County Peninsula. And just like the aforementioned peninsulas carry their own intrigue, so does the prospect of owning a home in Rumson, albeit for slightly different reasons. Surrounded to the North and East by the Navesink River and to the South by the Shrewsbury River, the Peninsula is within stone’s throw of the beach and is accessed by North Jersey Coast Line railroad system that provides easy access into Manhattan in about an hour. The towns of Red Bank, Rumson, Shrewsbury, and Little Silver are home to some of the best restaurants and shopping in Monmouth County, in addition to them taking great pride in creating close-knit communities with a focus on raising families. They even have a Peninsula soccer team. [...]