This Website is the home page for the Northeast District of the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association (CJSA). The Northeast District is the umbrella organization that arranges recreational- and competition-level leagues for about 20 independent district soccer clubs, and this site is designed to support the administration of those leagues.
Parents looking for soccer club information, please see our Links page.
"The school has been in existence for over 30 years, and has been held at UCONN for over 10 years now. I personally supervise the training sessions and the camp, and we keep the numbers relatively low so that I have a chance to interact with all of the players on the field."
"Our camp coaching staff includes some of America's finest coaches and our camps are broken up by age and ability to ensure each camper is being trained at the right level with the right players. Our goal is to challenge you each day, every session.
We want your experience with us to be one that you will remember the rest of your life. We look forward to seeing you this summer at one of our Ray Reid Soccer Schools."
Eastern Connecticut State University Summer Soccer Camp
Soccer camp for boys and girls 5-14 and high-school teams. Run by ECSU head men's soccer coach Greg Devito and ECSU assistant coach Adam Phaiah. Features low player-to-coach ratio.
March 31: Deadline for Div 3 and 4 submissions – please email requirements to
and include team contact email addresses
April 4: Comp. Committee planning session 7:30, at Star Hill in Tolland
April 7: deadline for Div 5 – please email requirements to
and include team contact email addresses
April 10: Scheduling meeting – Division 5 at 6:30, Division 3 and 4 at 8pm, Division 3 and 4 sign-in begins at 7:45 at Star Hill in Tolland
Score Reporting Tips
Please read the following tips for reporting your scores:
Verify your match number using the schedule posted on this Website – the schedule provided at the scheduling meeting is a draft and might not be accurate for all teams
All comp teams (D3/D4) must report each and every league match
The winning, losing, home, and away teams must all report
A match is assigned a match number – you must use that number to report
Do not make up match numbers
A match is assigned to a specific weekend – if the match is not played by the time the assigned weekend has ended, report a postponement
If a match is postponed, both the teams involved must report the postponement
If a match is played early, just report the match using the match number
If a match is not played by the weekend it is scheduled, report a postponement AND report the match when it is played
Use the "Report Scores" link to the left to report your scores
Report scores by Monday 10pm following the weekend the match is scheduled on the master schedule
Finally: reach out to your club for help reporting scores!
Do Not Submit Late Match Reports Unless...
If the standings have been updated and the list of no-reports has been sent to clubs, do not submit your match report UNLESS neither team reported on the match in question.
If neither team reported on the match in question, the match will be listed as not reported in the standings PDF. In this case, we need a late report to know what happened to the match.
Scores that are submitted late but are not needed just add to the number of emails and slew of data, and they cause more work with no benefit. So, if your opponent reported the match and you did not before the standings were updated, then don't submit anything late, just be on time with the next report.
NED Meeting Minutes Posted Online
Beginning with the February 2010 meeting, Northeast District meeting minutes will be posted online in hte Committees area. These minutes are subject to approval at the meeting following the one they reflect. The minutes will be posted before and after such approval (so they might change slightly depending on feedback when they are approved). For more information, see click the Committees tab.
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Use This Website To:
This Website is designed to be used by Northeast District soccer clubs (and coaches of their teams) to report competition-travel team scores and for administrative purposes, such as providing forms and rules of competition. If you are a parent looking for a club, please see our Links page. Please use our Contact Us page if you have questions.
Report your scores: All division 3 and 4 competition travel teams must report all their league match scores. Home teams, away teams, winning teams, losing teams, and every age group must report. See score reporting here.
Review the calendar: Look for important deadlines, dates, and upcoming meetings.
Review ongoing projects: For example
Coaching Committee information and questions about their mandate to define a Director of Coaching position and determine the best way to use district resources to help clubs
Competition Committee information and questions about rule changes
Get documents and forms: Open or download district and CJSA forms, including the rules of play, which are modified to meet district goals for the good of soccer. Find documents and forms here.
