INTENSE SOCCER ACADEMY ("ISA") is blessed to have former women’s WPS star and all american SUE WEBER (now known by her married name Sue Alber) as the director of youth development for the ISA Girls Academy program.  Since Sue has taken over, ISA has climbed to new heights.  In Sue’s first year and a half, her ISA girls have shown tremendous progress.  In 3 out of 4 ages groups that Sue is coaching, her teams have convincingly won their league title, and the 4th team was 1 1/2 games out of the title.  While the emphasis has been on developing technical players and working towards an ISA gamestyle (a style of play), her competitive thirst and fire has propelled her girls to impressive results.  Sue also donates a significant amount of time to preparing ISA’s college bound players for their first college season with a rigorous summer program.

Sue vs. Abby Wambach	Sue vs. Bompastor	Sue vs. Brazil’s Marta	Sue in W League action

ABOUT SUE WEBER:
Sue is arguably one of the best female soccer players to have originated from New York.  Sue played professional soccer in the WPS for the 2009 seasonal year for the Boston Breakers under former US Women’s National Team and World Cup champion coach Tony Dicicco.  During her time with the Boston Breakers Sue was nominated to the All Star Ballott.

Sue has also played in the Women’s W League, earning recognition as USL W League Defender of the Year for 2 out of 2 years of time in the league.

Sue was also an All American selection in college (at Hofstra University) and in high school (at Islip H.S.), and identified for the US Youth National teams.  Sue’s #20 jersey was officially retired by Hofstra University at a formal ceremony where Sue was praised for her accomplishments and contribution to the school.

During her college years, Sue was selected as Defender of the Year in the CAA conference for 3 out of 3 years.

ISA GIRLS ACADEMY:
Sue oversees the ISA Girls Academy program for the U7 through U13 age categories and is actively involved 7 days per week in the individual skills training for our girls academy players.  In addition to directing the girls academy program, she also serves as the Head Coach to our GU9, GU10, GU11 and GU12 teams.

What better opportunity for a young female soccer player to train than to train with someone like Sue who has personally trained and played with and against the best players in the world.

You may contact Sue at sue2324@optonline.net.