Preseason Tournament Wrap-up!
NEFC ISSUE 01 / APRIL 2014
Preseason Tournament Wrap-up!
NEFC Players Attend Nation al Camp
Reach The Next Level RDC Now Enrolling U5-U8 Training
Sign Up For April Vacation Clinics
NEFC Golf Classic Sign Up and get a World Cup Jersey
Mission
To Develop Players for the Next Level in an Elite Soccer Environment.
2013 BU16 GU14 State Cup Champions | GU13 National Sem
History NEFC has a rich history within the premier soccer community. Over its 20 year history the club has rapidly grown its membership, state of the art facilities, and professional staff. NEFC was founded in 1992 as Tri-Valley United, “TVU”. In 2002, the club merged with the Eagles Soccer Club and changed its name to the Tri-Valley Eagles, “TVE”. In 2006, TVE merged once again with Spirit of Massachusetts and until 2009 was named the New England Eagles FC. In the last 5 years NEFC has merged with both FC PUMA and Grasshopper FC as well as expanding geographically into both the south shore and south coast of Massachusetts. Through both internal growth and acquisitions NEFC has more than tripled its membership and now has over 1500 players.
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Since 2007 NEFC has built a well-integrated Youth Structure (Regional Development Center or RDC) for players aged 5-11 years old with the goal of developing highly competent players while also providing a fun, safe and professional environment to build players passions for the game. NEFC trains well over 400 RDC players throughout the regions in close proximity to players’ neighborhoods.
NEFC trains in various locations throughout the metro north, central Massachusetts, south shore and south coast regions, which allows for convenient accessibility for the serious soccer player. With over 100 teams NEFC provides the opportunity for premier players to train and compete under the NEFC umbrella over a vast geography. The club has worked hard over its 20+ year history to provide the bes product and brand leapfrogging many of its more established competitors. NEFC is a non-for-profit 501(C)(3) organization
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ABOUT NEFC
Tournament Recap
Disn GPS
Welcome to the NEFC Spring Tournament Recap! Here you can find photos of NEFC teams that competed in a variety of tournaments over the winter and spring. NEFC prides itself on competing in a variety of tournaments ranging from Disney Soccer Showcase to the NEFC Preseason Tournament.
ney Showcase : Annandale : Jeffereson Cup : NEFC Preseaspn Tournament : S March Madness : Scorpion Bowl : PDA
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Vacation Clinics are age-appropriate, curriculum B Apr 22-2 based training programs with activities & games Belmont which facilitate the teaching of fundamental 9:00amtechnical & tactical aspect of the game. NEFC Vacation Clinics incorporate FUN and LEARNING U6-U12 B through soccer activities that are both dynamic and $135 pe thoughtful. This program is open to the general NEFC) public. Players do not need to be on an NEFC team to$105 pe participate. NEFC Tea
REGIONALD ENTERS
The Regional Development Center program is a priority for NEFC. The program is part of a long term development plan, providing players the opportunity to maximize their potential The Regional Development Center continues to be the platform for many NEFC players who are having success at the club, college and regional/national pool level. Three Developmental Age Groups: Grasshoppers (U5-U6) Pumas (U7-U8) Eagles (U9-U10)
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Belmont
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Boys and Girls
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April 22-24 Sherwood Ultra Sports
Marlboro
April 22-24 9:00am-12:00pm Marlboro Forekicks
Taunton
April 22-24 9:00am-12:00pm Taunton Forekicks
U-7/U-10 9am-12 pm $ 65 NEFC/ $85 Non NEFC
U8-U14 Boys & Girls
U8-U14 Boys & Girls
U-11/U-14 9am-12pm $ 65 NEFC/ $85 Non NEFC
$75 NEFC Players $100 Non NEFC Players
$75 NEFC Players $100 Non NEFC Players
U-5/U-6 1pm-2:30pm $ 35 NEFC/ $50 Non NEFC
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Developing the technical skills of every player within our program is a priority. Every week each region opens its doors to all NEFC teams and focuses on the technical and athletic development of each player. These Technical Training Days are open to all NEFC members and are organized by our professional staff. The NEFC Goalkeeping staff is dedicated too providing a high level of training for our Goalkeepers. Our staff will train all areas of Goalkeeping through out the year, and will progress accordingly with the players ability. We are offering a number of training oportunities through out the year so our Goalkeepers can train at their own pace.
Technical & GK Training NEFC Hosts In House Technical Training Days in Every Region
Coaches Spotlight Steve Grimshaw
Playing Career
Schedules Central Region Forekicks Marlboro- Fridays Please arrive 15 minutes early for an SAQ warm-up! 4:45-6:30 PM U9-U11 Technical Training 6:15-8 PM U12-U14 Technical Training GK Training 5-6 PM U10-U12 6-7 PM U13-U18 South/South Coast Region Forekicks Taunton- Mondays 5-6pm RDC & GK Intermediates 6-7pm U9-U15 Technical Training & GK Advance 7-8pm SAQ Metro North Hormel Stadium- Wednesdays 5-6pm U9u11 Technical Training U9u11 GK 6-7pm U9U11 Technical Training U9u11 SAQ U12u14 Technical Training U12u14 GK
7-8pm U12u14 Technical Training U12u14 SAQ
1997-2001 Southampton FC, England 2001-2003 Yeovil Town FC, England 2006-2007 Heidelberg United & Eastern Lions, Melbourne Australia
License
NSCAA Premier Diploma “I was always taught growing up as a professional player if you do something, do it right. Work as hard as you can and never quit. For me, soccer always was and always will be worth doing right.”
Trevor Davock Tabbed NSCAA AllAmerican
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Trevor Davock was named a NSCAA AllAmerican. He currently plays for Rivers School and Ed Kelly's U17 Elite team. We recently caught up with him to talk about this honor.
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I found out I was selected as an All-American the day before the New England quarterfinal. After school, but before practice, my coach, Bob Pipe, called me over and he seemed angry. I thought I was in trouble, but he looked at me and smiled then told me the news. It's truly a team award because without my team success I would never have been recognized. I can't thank them enough for everything they have helped me accomplish.
To read Full Article Click Here
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Two NEFC Players Attend National Training Camp
NEFC would like to congratulate Taylor Kofton and MaryKate Mcguire on a tremendou accomplishment. The two are attending a national training center in Arizona from Jan 27-31. Girls DOC Chris Hamblin: “We are very excited for Taylor and MaryKate to attend the Girl’s National Training Camp. They have both been working extremely hard this winte prepare for the event.
To Read The US Youth Soccer Article Click Here
Three NEFC Players Help Win NEFC Alumni Wins Futsal National National Championship Championship!
The Lil Messis, a team that includes three members of the NEFC GU13 Elite team, won the U13 US Youth Keegan Campbell is a former NEFC player and played Futsal National Championship in Gardner, Kansas, Feb. for NEFC since the age of 12. He is finishing his junior 17, unseating the reigning national champions in the year at Southern New Hampshire University. Keegan finals with a 4-3 victory. was named captain of the team and went on to win a National Championship! We recently caught up with The Lil Messis, which includes Bethany Dunk (goalie), Keegan and asked him about his journey from club to Gabby Delpico (#10, midfielder) and Rachel O'Keefe college. (#11, defender) entered the national tournament with only 6 players after winning the USYF Northeast Regional futsal tournament in Hanover, MA, in How did playing for NEFC prepare you for college. January. Playing NEFC helped me a lot because my high school was not very good when compared to other teams; So To Read Full Article Click Here most of the colleges that scouted me, scouted me during my NEFC games. Also I made a lot of connections during my NEFC playing days and those connections came in handy when being recruited and scouted in the college process.
Did you take anything away from your time in club soccer. Club soccer taught me that when you have a chance to play at a high level you take it, I learned a lot from playing club and it has molded me into the player I am today. The coaching staff for club is just tremendous because they have all played at a high level and they pass their knowledge of the game down to the players.
To Read Full Article Click Here
2014/15 Tryouts NEFC has announced its tryout dates and locations for the 2014/2015 seasons.
If you have any questions regarding tryouts you can contact the email address labeled after the location you are interested in.
Senior Boys (U14-U18)- Ed Kelly [email protected]
Senior Girls (U13-U18)- Chris Hamblin [email protected]
Central Region-Christian Battaglia [email protected]
Metro North- Tom Mitch [email protected]
South- Alan Miles [email protected]
South Coast- [email protected]
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NEFC Spiritwear!
Dont forget to order your NEFC Scarf Fleece Headband, and Car Magnet. Limited Supply! Fleece Headband- $16 Scarf-$20 Magnet- $8 Contact Jason Braga for ordering details at [email protected]
NEFC Capital Campaign As a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization, NEFC seeks crucial additional support from individuals, corporations, businesses and foundations. Gifts to NEFC are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. NEFC is seeking support in several key areas. NEFC’s playing and training facilities reflect and are an integral part of the quality of the organization and its programs. However, there are a limited number of appropriate facilities, and with NEFC’s expansion and growth the club is at capacity. Scheduling and accommodating all who wish to participate are constant challenges. Currently NEFC rents all of its facilities. This represents a significant cost to the organization and one that is not fully under our control. The unpredictability of rentals also raises issues of continuity and consistency. In addition, the club lacks a centralized site to serve as an organizational focus and base of operations. NEFC is seeking to purchase a tract of land on which to build a multiple field complex and support facilities. The targeted area is the I-495/I-290/rt9 corridor, central and accessible to all of our regions. NEFC is planning a capital campaign to fund this initiative. We would welcome the opportunity to share information and details with you and explore ways you or your company can help to make this dream a reality. Contact Jason Braga [email protected] and David Wahl [email protected] for more information
The College Process NEFC Coaches have experience at all levels of the college game. Collectively we have decades of experience with college soccer and understanding the recruiting process. NEFC coaches prioritize the importance of academics for our players and assist our players and families navigate the college soccer recruiting process. Boy's Director Ed Kelly and Girl's Director Chris Hamblin and the NEFC coaching staff have helped NEFC players play at all levels of the college game. NEFC's college programing challenges players and parents to think about the unpredictable variables surrounding the recruiting process, and clarifies many of the questions players and parents experience. Our goal is not to get you to the best soccer program, but to find the school that is the best fit for your academic, athletic and social expectations. Our teams will attend appropriate showcase events to provide opportunity for college evaluation and we aim to provide our NEFC coaches with the support and resources necessary to help NEFC players realize their academic and soccer potential. We ask our coaches to be very clear with players regarding their athletic expectations and college potential. Our staff can call upon NEFC's extensive network of college connections to help players get on the radar of college coaches and earn the opportunity to be evaluated. In January NEFC hosts a College Soccer Recruiting Seminar for U14-U18 players. NEFC also provides email/resume templates and and an online knowledge base for our players.
NEFC Golf Classic
Our NEFC Golf Classic is an 18-Hole championship based on a scramble format. The site of the tournament will be the Glen Ellen Country Club in Millis, MA. Designate your own foursome, or we will select a group for you. The entry fee is $150 per person. Monday - June 2, 2014: 11:00 AM (Shotgun Start) Includes: 18 Holes of Golf, Cart, $5.00 ProShop Credit, Italian Buffet, & Clothing Item Items: 50/50 Raffle, Golf Prizes, Hole-in-1 Contest, Putting Contest, Closet to the Pin, Longest Drive, Golf Certificates to Top 2 teams, $125 Hole Sponsorship We are also looking for donations for the Raffle If you are interested in volunteering for this event, please contact Christian F. Battaglia at 603-313-1819 or [email protected].
First 20 Foursome Captains get a 2014 World Cup Jersey of Their Choice!
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NEFC is delighted to offer corporations, local businesses, professionals and individuals the opportunity to become an official partner in our premier soccer club’s major activities throughout the year. NEFC continues to grow and has a strong presence and reputation in Central and Eastern Massachusetts as well as parts of Rhode Island and New Hampshire.
Through your support you will help to provide the highest quality youth soccer experience and development, while receiving broad recognition in the community among the thousands of young people and their families who participate in our tournaments and programs and utilize our website.
Sponsorships are tied to three major NEFC activities – a mix of tournaments and training programs - that provide high visibility for sponsors throughout the year to a variety of audiences and in a number of settings and locations. A special sponsorship opportunity is also available for our January MLK Tournament.
If you would like to learn more about our advertising oportunities contact Jason Braga at [email protected]
Preseason Tournament Wrap-up!
NEFC Players Attend Nation al Camp
Reach The Next Level RDC Now Enrolling U5-U8 Training
Sign Up For April Vacation Clinics
NEFC Golf Classic Sign Up and get a World Cup Jersey
Mission
To Develop Players for the Next Level in an Elite Soccer Environment.
2013 BU16 GU14 State Cup Champions | GU13 National Sem
History NEFC has a rich history within the premier soccer community. Over its 20 year history the club has rapidly grown its membership, state of the art facilities, and professional staff. NEFC was founded in 1992 as Tri-Valley United, “TVU”. In 2002, the club merged with the Eagles Soccer Club and changed its name to the Tri-Valley Eagles, “TVE”. In 2006, TVE merged once again with Spirit of Massachusetts and until 2009 was named the New England Eagles FC. In the last 5 years NEFC has merged with both FC PUMA and Grasshopper FC as well as expanding geographically into both the south shore and south coast of Massachusetts. Through both internal growth and acquisitions NEFC has more than tripled its membership and now has over 1500 players.
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Since 2007 NEFC has built a well-integrated Youth Structure (Regional Development Center or RDC) for players aged 5-11 years old with the goal of developing highly competent players while also providing a fun, safe and professional environment to build players passions for the game. NEFC trains well over 400 RDC players throughout the regions in close proximity to players’ neighborhoods.
NEFC trains in various locations throughout the metro north, central Massachusetts, south shore and south coast regions, which allows for convenient accessibility for the serious soccer player. With over 100 teams NEFC provides the opportunity for premier players to train and compete under the NEFC umbrella over a vast geography. The club has worked hard over its 20+ year history to provide the bes product and brand leapfrogging many of its more established competitors. NEFC is a non-for-profit 501(C)(3) organization
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ABOUT NEFC
Tournament Recap
Disn GPS
Welcome to the NEFC Spring Tournament Recap! Here you can find photos of NEFC teams that competed in a variety of tournaments over the winter and spring. NEFC prides itself on competing in a variety of tournaments ranging from Disney Soccer Showcase to the NEFC Preseason Tournament.
ney Showcase : Annandale : Jeffereson Cup : NEFC Preseaspn Tournament : S March Madness : Scorpion Bowl : PDA
APRIL VACA
Vacation Clinics are age-appropriate, curriculum B Apr 22-2 based training programs with activities & games Belmont which facilitate the teaching of fundamental 9:00amtechnical & tactical aspect of the game. NEFC Vacation Clinics incorporate FUN and LEARNING U6-U12 B through soccer activities that are both dynamic and $135 pe thoughtful. This program is open to the general NEFC) public. Players do not need to be on an NEFC team to$105 pe participate. NEFC Tea
REGIONALD ENTERS
The Regional Development Center program is a priority for NEFC. The program is part of a long term development plan, providing players the opportunity to maximize their potential The Regional Development Center continues to be the platform for many NEFC players who are having success at the club, college and regional/national pool level. Three Developmental Age Groups: Grasshoppers (U5-U6) Pumas (U7-U8) Eagles (U9-U10)
ATION CLINICS
Belmont
24 t Hill School -12:30pm
Boys and Girls
er player (non-
er player (current ams)
Seekonk
April 22-24 Sherwood Ultra Sports
Marlboro
April 22-24 9:00am-12:00pm Marlboro Forekicks
Taunton
April 22-24 9:00am-12:00pm Taunton Forekicks
U-7/U-10 9am-12 pm $ 65 NEFC/ $85 Non NEFC
U8-U14 Boys & Girls
U8-U14 Boys & Girls
U-11/U-14 9am-12pm $ 65 NEFC/ $85 Non NEFC
$75 NEFC Players $100 Non NEFC Players
$75 NEFC Players $100 Non NEFC Players
U-5/U-6 1pm-2:30pm $ 35 NEFC/ $50 Non NEFC
DEVELOPMENT C
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Developing the technical skills of every player within our program is a priority. Every week each region opens its doors to all NEFC teams and focuses on the technical and athletic development of each player. These Technical Training Days are open to all NEFC members and are organized by our professional staff. The NEFC Goalkeeping staff is dedicated too providing a high level of training for our Goalkeepers. Our staff will train all areas of Goalkeeping through out the year, and will progress accordingly with the players ability. We are offering a number of training oportunities through out the year so our Goalkeepers can train at their own pace.
Technical & GK Training NEFC Hosts In House Technical Training Days in Every Region
Coaches Spotlight Steve Grimshaw
Playing Career
Schedules Central Region Forekicks Marlboro- Fridays Please arrive 15 minutes early for an SAQ warm-up! 4:45-6:30 PM U9-U11 Technical Training 6:15-8 PM U12-U14 Technical Training GK Training 5-6 PM U10-U12 6-7 PM U13-U18 South/South Coast Region Forekicks Taunton- Mondays 5-6pm RDC & GK Intermediates 6-7pm U9-U15 Technical Training & GK Advance 7-8pm SAQ Metro North Hormel Stadium- Wednesdays 5-6pm U9u11 Technical Training U9u11 GK 6-7pm U9U11 Technical Training U9u11 SAQ U12u14 Technical Training U12u14 GK
7-8pm U12u14 Technical Training U12u14 SAQ
1997-2001 Southampton FC, England 2001-2003 Yeovil Town FC, England 2006-2007 Heidelberg United & Eastern Lions, Melbourne Australia
License
NSCAA Premier Diploma “I was always taught growing up as a professional player if you do something, do it right. Work as hard as you can and never quit. For me, soccer always was and always will be worth doing right.”
Trevor Davock Tabbed NSCAA AllAmerican
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Trevor Davock was named a NSCAA AllAmerican. He currently plays for Rivers School and Ed Kelly's U17 Elite team. We recently caught up with him to talk about this honor.
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How did you first find out you were an AllAmerican?
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I found out I was selected as an All-American the day before the New England quarterfinal. After school, but before practice, my coach, Bob Pipe, called me over and he seemed angry. I thought I was in trouble, but he looked at me and smiled then told me the news. It's truly a team award because without my team success I would never have been recognized. I can't thank them enough for everything they have helped me accomplish.
To read Full Article Click Here
The News Reel
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Two NEFC Players Attend National Training Camp
NEFC would like to congratulate Taylor Kofton and MaryKate Mcguire on a tremendou accomplishment. The two are attending a national training center in Arizona from Jan 27-31. Girls DOC Chris Hamblin: “We are very excited for Taylor and MaryKate to attend the Girl’s National Training Camp. They have both been working extremely hard this winte prepare for the event.
To Read The US Youth Soccer Article Click Here
Three NEFC Players Help Win NEFC Alumni Wins Futsal National National Championship Championship!
The Lil Messis, a team that includes three members of the NEFC GU13 Elite team, won the U13 US Youth Keegan Campbell is a former NEFC player and played Futsal National Championship in Gardner, Kansas, Feb. for NEFC since the age of 12. He is finishing his junior 17, unseating the reigning national champions in the year at Southern New Hampshire University. Keegan finals with a 4-3 victory. was named captain of the team and went on to win a National Championship! We recently caught up with The Lil Messis, which includes Bethany Dunk (goalie), Keegan and asked him about his journey from club to Gabby Delpico (#10, midfielder) and Rachel O'Keefe college. (#11, defender) entered the national tournament with only 6 players after winning the USYF Northeast Regional futsal tournament in Hanover, MA, in How did playing for NEFC prepare you for college. January. Playing NEFC helped me a lot because my high school was not very good when compared to other teams; So To Read Full Article Click Here most of the colleges that scouted me, scouted me during my NEFC games. Also I made a lot of connections during my NEFC playing days and those connections came in handy when being recruited and scouted in the college process.
Did you take anything away from your time in club soccer. Club soccer taught me that when you have a chance to play at a high level you take it, I learned a lot from playing club and it has molded me into the player I am today. The coaching staff for club is just tremendous because they have all played at a high level and they pass their knowledge of the game down to the players.
To Read Full Article Click Here
2014/15 Tryouts NEFC has announced its tryout dates and locations for the 2014/2015 seasons.
If you have any questions regarding tryouts you can contact the email address labeled after the location you are interested in.
Senior Boys (U14-U18)- Ed Kelly [email protected]
Senior Girls (U13-U18)- Chris Hamblin [email protected]
Central Region-Christian Battaglia [email protected]
Metro North- Tom Mitch [email protected]
South- Alan Miles [email protected]
South Coast- [email protected]
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NEFC Spiritwear!
Dont forget to order your NEFC Scarf Fleece Headband, and Car Magnet. Limited Supply! Fleece Headband- $16 Scarf-$20 Magnet- $8 Contact Jason Braga for ordering details at [email protected]
NEFC Capital Campaign As a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization, NEFC seeks crucial additional support from individuals, corporations, businesses and foundations. Gifts to NEFC are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. NEFC is seeking support in several key areas. NEFC’s playing and training facilities reflect and are an integral part of the quality of the organization and its programs. However, there are a limited number of appropriate facilities, and with NEFC’s expansion and growth the club is at capacity. Scheduling and accommodating all who wish to participate are constant challenges. Currently NEFC rents all of its facilities. This represents a significant cost to the organization and one that is not fully under our control. The unpredictability of rentals also raises issues of continuity and consistency. In addition, the club lacks a centralized site to serve as an organizational focus and base of operations. NEFC is seeking to purchase a tract of land on which to build a multiple field complex and support facilities. The targeted area is the I-495/I-290/rt9 corridor, central and accessible to all of our regions. NEFC is planning a capital campaign to fund this initiative. We would welcome the opportunity to share information and details with you and explore ways you or your company can help to make this dream a reality. Contact Jason Braga [email protected] and David Wahl [email protected] for more information
The College Process NEFC Coaches have experience at all levels of the college game. Collectively we have decades of experience with college soccer and understanding the recruiting process. NEFC coaches prioritize the importance of academics for our players and assist our players and families navigate the college soccer recruiting process. Boy's Director Ed Kelly and Girl's Director Chris Hamblin and the NEFC coaching staff have helped NEFC players play at all levels of the college game. NEFC's college programing challenges players and parents to think about the unpredictable variables surrounding the recruiting process, and clarifies many of the questions players and parents experience. Our goal is not to get you to the best soccer program, but to find the school that is the best fit for your academic, athletic and social expectations. Our teams will attend appropriate showcase events to provide opportunity for college evaluation and we aim to provide our NEFC coaches with the support and resources necessary to help NEFC players realize their academic and soccer potential. We ask our coaches to be very clear with players regarding their athletic expectations and college potential. Our staff can call upon NEFC's extensive network of college connections to help players get on the radar of college coaches and earn the opportunity to be evaluated. In January NEFC hosts a College Soccer Recruiting Seminar for U14-U18 players. NEFC also provides email/resume templates and and an online knowledge base for our players.
NEFC Golf Classic
Our NEFC Golf Classic is an 18-Hole championship based on a scramble format. The site of the tournament will be the Glen Ellen Country Club in Millis, MA. Designate your own foursome, or we will select a group for you. The entry fee is $150 per person. Monday - June 2, 2014: 11:00 AM (Shotgun Start) Includes: 18 Holes of Golf, Cart, $5.00 ProShop Credit, Italian Buffet, & Clothing Item Items: 50/50 Raffle, Golf Prizes, Hole-in-1 Contest, Putting Contest, Closet to the Pin, Longest Drive, Golf Certificates to Top 2 teams, $125 Hole Sponsorship We are also looking for donations for the Raffle If you are interested in volunteering for this event, please contact Christian F. Battaglia at 603-313-1819 or [email protected].
First 20 Foursome Captains get a 2014 World Cup Jersey of Their Choice!
Sponsors T h a nk
y o u
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o u r
Sp on s or s
NEFC is delighted to offer corporations, local businesses, professionals and individuals the opportunity to become an official partner in our premier soccer club’s major activities throughout the year. NEFC continues to grow and has a strong presence and reputation in Central and Eastern Massachusetts as well as parts of Rhode Island and New Hampshire.
Through your support you will help to provide the highest quality youth soccer experience and development, while receiving broad recognition in the community among the thousands of young people and their families who participate in our tournaments and programs and utilize our website.
Sponsorships are tied to three major NEFC activities – a mix of tournaments and training programs - that provide high visibility for sponsors throughout the year to a variety of audiences and in a number of settings and locations. A special sponsorship opportunity is also available for our January MLK Tournament.
If you would like to learn more about our advertising oportunities contact Jason Braga at [email protected]
