Susquehanna Soccer Club is a nonprofit youth soccer club at Veterans Park in Susquehanna Township (Harrisburg), PA, offering recreational and travel soccer. It runs summer soccer camps, in partnership with Challenger Sports, focused on technical skills and values such as respect, sportsmanship, and perseverance.
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Powered by GoogleNo organization at all! We wanted to give this league a try since it's closer to out house but we don't like it all. My kids are so disappointed. All the same age teams practice at the same time. You can't tell which kids are on which team until game day when they are all wearing different colors . There "coaches" don't know what they are doing. I only see the trainer putting an effort but not the "coaches". She just arrives on game day and expects the kids to win. No offsides are called during games. The same coach was talking about the kids saying that she had a slow defense. Well guess what they have a slow coach who doesn't put in the effort to make the kids feel welcomed. Definitely going back to CASA next season.
First time my youngest kid played travel soccer and it was a disastrous experience. The coaches weren’t letting my kid step on the pitch at all. They weren’t really cooperating with parents. They also said we couldn’t tell them when our kid was going on? Coaches had no knowledge about the game and just gave us a headache with a side of extreme disappointment. I wouldn’t recommend this league to a beginner that’s really eager to play.
Our son is playing for the first time on the travel team and I had a very horrible experience. The coaches were recycling the same players again and again. They also said we couldn’t ask when our son would go on and we had to wait in the rainy cold. If I could give zero stars, I wouldn’t hesitate! I would never recommend to someone that’s new to travel soccer.
Our son has been playing for the rec on and off for the past years, but since last year he's been a part of travel team. Most coaches are volunteers. He loves being part of the Susquehanna Soccer Club.
This was my son's first year playing soccer and we didn't have a good experience. His coach didn't really make him feel like he was a part of the team and the communication skills to the parents was very poor. I don't think he'll play with this league again.




