2010 Penn Cup for U-11 through U-15 teams slated for Nov. 20-21 in West Chester, Pa.
Penn Cup Web page | Online Application
CHARLESTON, S.C. (April 21, 2010) – US Club Soccer is pleased to announce that the 2010 Penn Cup for U-11 through U-15 teams will be held Nov. 20-21 in West Chester, Pa.
The event will take place at Delacy Soccer Complex and Thornbury Soccer Park, home of West Chester United SC.
The West Penn Cup has been held in past years, and the East Penn Cup was introduced in 2009. The 2010 Penn Cup represents the unification of these events for eastern and western Pennsylvania clubs and teams.
Member teams from throughout the state of Pennsylvania may apply to the Penn Cup. Squads that are not currently members may join prior to competing.
Teams are guaranteed a minimum of three games, and a fourth (championship) contest will be played depending upon the number of teams in each group. Additionally, winners will be given preferential seeding at US Club Soccer’s 2011 National Cup X Regionals.
All games are 60 minutes in length. U-11 teams will play in an 8 vs. 8 format, while all other age groups will play in a full-sided 11 vs. 11 format.
Application fees [link to online application] are $499 for U-11 and U-12 teams and $525 for U-13 through U-15 squads. The deadline to apply is Nov. 1.
For more information, please visit the Penn Cup Web page on usclubsoccer.org or http://penncup.clubspaces.com.
Inquiries should be directed to penncupsoccer@yahoo.com or:
Mike Gould, Membership Services Representative (Eastern Pa.)
mgould@usclubsoccer.org or (732) 564-4440
Chris Baer, Membership Services Representative (Western Pa.)
cbaer@usclubsoccer.org or (614) 854-0779
2010 Penn Cup for U-11 through U-15 teams
Nov. 20-21, 2010 | West Chester, Pa.
Delacy Soccer Complex and Thornbury Soccer Park
[Online Application]
Deadline to apply: Nov. 1, 2010
About US Club Soccer:
US Club Soccer is a non-profit organization whose mission is to develop competitive club soccer in the United States. A member of the United States Soccer Federation since July 2001, US Club Soccer has grown to include member clubs and leagues in all 50 states. In addition to sanctioning and administering tournaments, leagues and other competitions as well as offering a range of programs for its members, US Club Soccer annually conducts the National Cup and the National Collegiate Showcase. US Club Soccer also directs its own player identification and development program – id2.
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