Hunter Soccer Club - Glenside, PA

Welcome To The Hunter Soccer Club
Welcome to Hunter Soccer Club's new Site. We hope that you will find it helpful in learning about our club as well as obtaining useful information to compliment your soccer experience.
Contratulations to the following Hunter CLub Players: > Alexandra Caiazzo - Kennedy Kenrick High School - Elected to First Team All Catholic 2009 (member Hunter Herricanes F19-Elite) > Sheila Longo - Abington High School - Suburban One National Conference Second Team All Star 2009 (member Hunter Huskies U17-Elite) > Lauren Pallister - Little Flower High School - Elected to Second Team All Catholic 2009 (member of Hunter Herricanes F19-Elite) > Bethanne Goldman - Cheltenham High School - Elected as Suburban One American Conference Third Team All Star 2009 (member of Hunter Herricanes F19-Elite) > Christie Kershaw - Cheltenham High School - Elected as Suburban One American Conference Third Team All Star 2009 (member of Hunter Herricanes F19-Elite) > Jackie Kershaw - Cheltenham High School - Elected as Suburban One American Conference Third Team All Star 2009 (member of Hunter Herricanes F19-Elite	Happy Holidays to our Hunter Family and all the Philadelphia Soccer Community
Jack Walsh Tournament News	Intramural News
18th Annual Jack Walsh Memorial Tournament Tournament Registrations extended until Sept 15, 2009. We have over 150 teams registered! The 2009 Jack Walsh Tournament is here! This year boasts our highest tournout ever - OVER 200 teams!! More venues have been added. Our new real-time score posting is getting organized. Look for updated information in the Tournament Section. Tournament Schedules are now available! A comprehensive tournament site map is also available! A List of 2009 Tournament Winners is now available!	> No news.
Sportsmanship is our Practice, Soccer is our Game	Travel News
'Sportsmanship is our practice, Soccer is our game,' Hunter Soccer Club teaches and instructs the children of our community in the exhilarating game of soccer. Hunter is one of the old, non-profit clubs in the Delaware Valley and is one of the original founding clubs of the Intercounty Soccer League. We are developing a new comprehensive player training and development program to build on our current intramural station training program. We will taylor coach and player training to appropriate age and gender needs, all based on established NSCAA guidelines. Hunter tries to blend the teaching of individual skills while at the same time instructing team tactics and strategies in the playing of the game. There is great emphasis on team work, comradery, sportsmanship and discipline. We try to blend all of the above together with a backdrop of fun.	> No News
Brief History of Hunter Soccer Club
Hunter Soccer Club began in 1962 as a response to a call for physical fitness from the President of the United States, at the time, John Fitzgerald Kennedy. Originally called St. Luke's Soccer Club, it was made up of a group of Cub Scouts under the leadership of John Hunter. John Hunter, a native born Scotsman, came to this country with a love of soccer. He took St. Luke's Cub Scouts and utilized Abington High School's fields and taught them the game of soccer with a volleyball. Mr. Hunter received support from Episcopal Academy when they sent Mr. Hunter their discarded shorts, shoes and equipment. He, along with Hans Peters, helped form an Intercounty Soccer League some 40 years ago.