Join the Football Club USA
The Football Club USA is the nation’s fastest growing soccer club with programs currently in six different states. We are committed to maximizing each player’s potential on and off the field. On the field we produce highly skilled players that are dynamic and competent both physically and mentally. When players leave the pitch, our job isn’t done. Education, life skills and personal development of every young athlete is at the heart of everything we do.
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Why FCUSA
Long-Term Player Development
FCUSA molds productive, well-rounded players on and off the soccer field and provides pathways for continued success via club and representative teams, college programs and even professional opportunities.
Best-in-Class Staff
FCUSA provides its athletes and families talented coaches and staff that produce imaginative and skillful players, help build strong character traits and promote a positive and fun environment.
High Level Competition
Teams within each club compete regularly against top level competition in leagues and tournaments to ensure continued player and team growth.
Mental and Physical Growth
FCUSA’s progressive technical and tactical curriculum ensures players are challenged in a fast-paced competitive program.
Core Values
The entire FCUSA family, from coaches and players to parents, puts a premium on the Steel Sports core values: Teamwork, Respect, Integrity, and Commitment.
FCUSA ALUMNI STORIES
Lauren McLaughlin
Lauren McLaughlin finished her Freshman year at the College of New Jersey with 3 goals, 1 assist. She participated in every one of the Lions games, ended up with a 15-1-2 record and making it to the sweet 16.
FCUSA ALUMNI STORIES
Dylan Castanheira
Dylan, u11-u17 alumni, signed a professional contract with MLS Champion Atlanta United. His many accolades include Bristol City, Ipswich Town FC & Stoke City + Columbia University school shutout record & Ivy League defender of the year.
FCUSA ALUMNI STORIES
Nicolas Kane
As a freshman at Messiah, Nicolas and the Falcons were crowned NCAA Division III National Champions. It was the Falcons 11th National Title. Nicolas appeared in 13 games in his first year with the program.
FCUSA ALUMNI STORIES
Griffin Potter
Congratulations to Griffin Potter of our FCUSA Maryland 99 team who has committed to playing college soccer at Elmira College (NY)
FCUSA ALUMNI STORIES
Bobby Edwards
Bobby Edwards, a 6'6" grad student from Parsippany, has been named Northeast Conference Prime Performer 2 weeks in a row. Previously Bobby played at Monmouth, and St. Joseph's University setting goals against, save percentage & shutout records.
FCUSA ALUMNI STORIES
Dylan Castanheira
Dylan, u11-u17 alumni, signed a professional contract with MLS Champion Atlanta United. His many accolades include Bristol City, Ipswich Town FC & Stoke City + Columbia University school shutout record & Ivy League defender of the year.
FCUSA ALUMNI STORIES
Jesse Rubin
As a freshman at Washington University in St. Louis, Jesse and her Bears teammates won the 2016 NCAA Division III Women's Soccer National Championship. Jesse appeared in 18 games and tallied three goals and two assists.
FCUSA ALUMNI STORIES
Gary Lewis
Gary is currently with Major League Soccer's Philadelphia Union as their Academy 14U Head Coach. Before leaving for the MLS, Gary served as FCUSA Pennsylvania's Director of Coaching and FCUSA's National Director of Coaching.
FCUSA ALUMNI STORIES
Landon Crossley
Landon is heading into his sophomore season as a defender for the NCAA Div. I Georgia Southern Eagles in Statesboro. He played for three years with the very successful Texas 1998 Boys.
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