The families and players of the ISA STING 95 represent a group of the most dedicated soccer families who have individually sacrificed and committed for the greater good of the team.

CAMP REGISTRATION FORM (click HERE)

SACHEM HS SOCCER CAMP (clic HERE)

GU9 - GU19

Click on the TEAMS button above.

If you are interested, contact ISA at gotogol@aol.com

May 17, 2012

INTENSE SOCCER ACADEMY (ISA) girls program has been selected for club membership to the NATIONAL PREMIER LEAGUE (NPL) division of the NEW YORK CLUB SOCCER LEAGUE (NYCSL).  Our INTENSE SOCCER ACADEMY (ISA) program is joined by some of the best clubs in the United States, including several very well known local New Jersey, New York and Connecticut clubs including:

The NATIONAL PREMIER LEAGUE (NPL) is a "club based" league, featuring competition in the GU12 - GU18 age groups in a format that promotes "single game weekends" (no double or triple headers) in a manner that strives to "improve the quality of soccer and opponents" and "reduce the mere quantity of games" through a "travel efficient" schedule.

For the 2012-2013 seasonal year, ISA is proud to offer membership opportunities to selected players for our NPL level and Pre-NPL level teams.

ISA CLUB AFFILIATES PROGRAM:

In an ongoing effort to build the relationship between local soccer clubs and training organizations, ISA offers a "club affiliates" program.  ISA will work hand-in-hand with local soccer clubs and training organizations to provide "ISA club affiliates" with access to NPL play for players who are identified as "discovery players."

"Discovery players" are players who are: (a) identified as capable of competition and development at the NPL level; (b) registered with an ISA club affiliate; (c) conditionally released by the ISA club affiliate for partcipation in the NPL with ISA while retaining the players separate membership to the ISA club affiliate; (d) registered with ISA via US Club Soccer; and (e) playing in the NPL for ISA as a representative of the ISA club affiliate.

"ISA Club Affiliates" are separately owned and operated third party soccer clubs, training organizations and entities who have entered into a formal relationship with ISA wherein the third party soccer program agrees to conditionally release its member players who are identified as "NPL quality and ability" for play in the NPL and US Club Soccer membership with ISA.  These third party soccer programs see the value in offering nationally competitive play to its members through ISA’s NPL membership and appreciate the opportunty to retain the identified players membership in the third party club for additional non-NPL events and opportunities.

If you are interested in learning more about the ISA girls NPL program, please contact gotogol@aol.com.

Try-Out Location: 759 Long Island Avenue, Deer Park, New York

Training Location: 759 Long Island Avenue, Deer Park, New York

THE AGE GROUPS LISTED BELOW ARE FOR THE FALL.  IF THE PLAYER PRESENTLY A U9 SOCCER PLAYER,
THE APPROPRIATE TRY-OUT IS FOR THE U10 AGE GROUP UNLESS THE PLAYER IS PLAYING UP ALREADY
AND THINKING OF PLAYING IN THE PLAYERS NATURAL AGE GROUP.

AGE	DATE OF BIRTH (GIRLS BORN AFTER)	TRYOUT #1	TRYOUT #2	TRYOUT #3
GU9	girls born after August 1, 2003	Monday 5/21 6:30-8:00pm	Tuesday 5/22 6:30-8:00pm	Wednesday 5/23 6:30-8:00pm
GU10	girls born after August 1, 2002	Wednesday 6/6 5:30-7:00pm	Friday 6/8 5:30-7:00pm	TBD
GU11	girls born after August 1, 2001	Monday 6/4 6:30-8:00pm	Monday 6/11 6:30-8:00pm	Wednesday 6/13 6:30-8:00pm
GU12	girls born after August 1, 2000	Wednesday 6/6 5:30-7:00pm	Friday 6/8 5:30-7:00pm	TBD
GU13	girls born after August 1, 1999	Monday 6/11 6:30-8:00pm	Wednesday 6/13 6:30-8:00pm	Monday 6/18 6:30-8:00pm
GU14	girls born after August 1, 1998	Monday 6/11 6:30-8:00pm	Wednesday 6/13 6:30-8:00pm	Monday 6/18 6:30-8:00pm
GU15	girls born after August 1, 1997	Tuesday 6/12 7:00-8:30pm	Thursday 6/14 7:00-8:30pm	TBD
GU16	girls born after August 1, 1996	Tuesday 6/12 7:00-8:30pm	Thursday 6/14 7:00-8:30pm	TBD
GU17	girls born after August 1, 1995	Open Training All Season	Open Training All Season	Open Training All Season
GU18	girls born after August 1, 1994	Open Training All Season	Open Training All Season	Open Training All Season

INTENSE SOCCER ACADEMY (ISA) has established ISA STING, a club program with training and match bases in both Suffolk County, New York and Westchester County, New York, in order to provide nationally competitive soccer players access to a club platform run by full time paid professionals.  All ISA STING teams will play under one club banner, one brand, one club uniform, under the directorship of full time directors of coaching and staff in the pursuit of competing at a nationally competitive level.  ISA has established various Development School Satellites in various USYSA club programs, which serve as a feeder to the ISA STING program.  This has enabled ISA to establish critical mass at the pre-academy ages in order to be more selective in identifying the best players for the top level of the program.  ISA has access to EXCELLENT FACILITIES (natural and artificial turf) spread throughout Suffolk and Westschester Counties, which enables ISA to execute its DEVELOPMENTAL CURRICULUM & PHILOSOPHY.  As evidenced by ISA’s ALUMNI list, ISA has a proven track record for placing its members into competitive NCAA Division 1 college soccer programs.

ABOUT ISA
Since its formation in 1995, ISA has developed, coached and trained nationally competitive players and teams.  With over a dozen ENY State Championships, a USL SYL National Championship, and dozens of championships in regionally and nationally competitive leagues and tournaments, ISA has garnered the respect of its peers.  Additionally, ISA’s list of alumnae demonstrates its consistency with assisting its players in getting identified for competitive women’s college soccer play at a wide list of colleges and universities across the United States.  Presently, the program is directed by 3X Youth Coach of the Year and NSCAA Nationally Licensed, Ron Alber, and his wife, former Womens Professional Soccer star Sue Weber (now known as Sue Alber).

ROSTER:

AGE	USCS TEAM NAME	USYSA AFFILIATION	COACH
GU19	ISA STING 92	FC Sting	Michael Alber
GU18	ISA STING 93 Attack	Smithtown	Marty Hearney
GU17	ISA STING 94	HBC	Ron Alber
GU16	ISA STING 95	East Islip	Michael Alber
GU15	ISA STING 96 Xtreme	Bayport	Shawn Tarquinio
GU15	ISA STING 96 White	North Babylon	Shawn Tarquinio
GU14	ISA STING 97 Thunder	Bayport	Ron Alber
GU13	ISA STING 98 Crush	Commack	Ron Alber
GU13	ISA STING 98 Blaze	Bayport	Ron Alber
GU12	ISA STING 99	Commack	Sue Weber
GU11	ISA STING 2000 Mia	HBC	Sue Weber
GU11	ISA STING 2000 Pride	Commack	Sue Weber
GU10	ISA STING 2001	Commack	Sue Weber
GU9	ISA STING 2002	HBC	Sue Weber

Further evidencing a history for developing, training and coaching nationally competitive teams:

ISA STING (STAFF, STRUCTURE & FEATURES)
 

CREDENTIALED STAFF. Our coaching staff contains a list of credentialed professionals, all with a variety of special backgrounds ranging from professional and collegiate playing experience in men’s and women’s soccer, international playing experience, international coaching experience, US National ODP and Region 1 ODP playing experience, and collegiate and nationally competitive club coaching experience. All of our coaches hold an NSCAA advanced national diploma, USSF national equivalent, or higher.

ORGANIZED AND STRUCTURED CURRICULUM. We have an organized and developed curriculum which guides our staff in the training and development of our players.  Our program is heavily invested in the TECHNICAL development of our players and very conscious of creating an environment that fosters PERSONALITY and CREATIVITY. We often describe our training curriculum and philosophy as a marriage of the typical Dutch and Brazilian soccer principles.  

NUTRITION, SPEED, STRENGTH, AGILITY & ACL INJURY PREVENTION. Our program for the U14-U19 includes specialized nutrition, speed, strength, agility and ACL injury prevention training. This program is directed by CATZ Long Island http://www.catzli.com. Our players participate in an 8 week program (2x per week) twice per year, for a total of 16 sessions.

SPECIALIZED STRIKER TRAINING. All strikers and wingers receive specialized training which is performed by members of our staff.

SPECIALIZED GOALKEEPER TRAINING. All goalkeepers receive specialized goalkeeper training which is performed by our goalkeeping coaches, including head coach Peter Shank.

PLAYER EVALUATIONS. All players within the program are formally evaluated twice per year.

STAFF EVALUATIONS. All staff members are formally reviewed at least once per year. This review includes observation of game management and training execution elements.

VIDEO TAPING FOR GAME & TRAINING REVIEW. Videotaping game and training footage has become a regular occurrence for our teams. We have now adopted a policy requires each team to tape at least 10 matches and 5 training sessions per year.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE. All players within the program are eligible to apply for financial assistance within our program. Our policy is that no player gets left behind because of diminished financial abilities.  ISA waives collecting ISA training fees for any player who is a current member of the US National ODP pool for the seasonal year.  ISA also discounts the collection of ISA training fees for any player who is a current member of the Region 1 ODP pool for the seasonal year.  For families who demonstrate a financial hardship, ISA may also cover uniform and other team related expenses on behalf of said player so that such costs are not passed on to other members of the team.  ISA also offers each family an opportunity to raise funds within the ISA program.  For example:  ISA players may earn a $25 per player credit for every camper successfully solicited and registered for ISA camp by such ISA player.  So if an ISA player were to register 20 players or more for an ISA camp program, the ISA player who receive a credit of $500 (20 * $25).

CALENDAR MANAGEMENT. We are very conscious of the true need to actively manage the active calendars for all of our players. The essential budgeting of time for rest and recovery is something we include in every team’s annual calendar. Our approach in maintaining a training-to-game ratio of 3:1 and our approach to minimizing the quantity of games and improving the quality of our opponents is greatly aiding in the development of our players.

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING ENVIRONMENT. All players are provided with training gear and equipment to further foster a professional training environment.

MISSION STATEMENT. Our mission is to develop players for selection to the US National teams, collegiate soccer programs and competition on a national platform through: (1) quality training and coaching; (2) competition against nationally competitive and recognized opponents; (3) access to quality training and match facilities; (4) a well rounded and comprehensive training regimen; and (5) exposure to scouts and coaches responsible for selecting players for advanced levels of play.

REFERENCES. References supporting our program’s strength and reputation for developing nationally competitive players and teams are available upon request. Our reference sources include college coaches, professional players in the WPS, nationally respected coaching peers (including members within the ECNL), and former players.

MORE ABOUT THE DIRECTORS.
Ron Alber

• Ron Alber has achieved national coaching diplomas and licenses with both the NSCAA and USSF. 
• He was named youth coach of the year on 3 separate occasions and by 3 separate committees.
• Supplementing his amateur international playing experience, Ron has accumulated an impressive resume for training, coaching and managing elite collegiate and national team players as well as several teams who have won NY State Championships, and other nationally competitive tournament championships.
• Ron coached Commack FC Copa to 4 ENY State Championships.
• Ron coached Commack ISA-Emeralds to 4 ENY State Championships, a PDA Showcase Championship, SYL National Finalist, as well as appearances in the playoffs and finals of the USYSA regional championships and several nationally recognized tournament events.
• Under Ron’s directorship, the ISA Magic and ISA Dynamite accumulated an additional 5 ENY State Championships.
• Ron coached ISA United to a championship at the Disney, WAGS, Bethesda & Kirkwood events.
• Ron coached Commack United to 2 ENY State Championships.
• Ron Alber also had the good fortune to coach the ISA Black girls team in the 2003 SYL National Championship, where the team was eventually crowned the SYL National Champions.
• Ron has placed dozens of players at nationally ranked women’s college soccer programs, including: Notre Dame, UNC Chapel Hill, Boston College, University of South Carolina, Villanova, Loyola, Hofstra, St. Johns, George Mason, Pittsburgh, Fordham, Duke, University of Maryland, etc 

Sue Alber (formerly Sue Weber)

• Former player for Boston Breakers, Women’s Professional Soccer;
• As a member of the Boston Breakers, sue was a nominee on the WPS All Star ballot;
• 2x Women’s USL W League Defender of the Year;
• 3x CAA College Conference Defender of the Year;
• a member to All American teams in high school & college; and
• a member of the US National ODP pool;

Michael Alber

• Holds an NSCAA Advanced National coaching license
• Has coached multiple teams (Magic & Dynamite) to multiple state and tournament titles
• Presently has coached the Intense 92 to several tournament championships
• Has a documented track record for preparing players for collegiate soccer
• Coached the ISA Magic to the 2003 USL SYL national semi-finals

Last Name	First Name	Highest Level	Years
Dimartino	Gina	WPS	2003-2006
Byrnes	Erin	College – Villanova	2000-2006
Eagan	Kelly	College - Villanova	2000-2006
Ludemann	CJ	College – Duke (St. John)	2000-2006
Caslin	Maura	College - Pittsburgh	1998-2006
Caslin	Katie	College - Pittsburgh	1998-2006
Vavoules	Katie	College - Towson	1998-2006
Miller	Kim	College – Univ of S. Carol	2003-2006
Moore	Ashlee	College – UNC Chapel H	2005-2006
Boneparte	Caroline	College – UNC Chapel H	2003-2005
Dreska	Molly	College – U of Maryland	2000-2006
Fedge	Courtney	College – Fordham	2000-2006
Salvia	Brianna	College – Monmouth	2000-2006
Henderson	Brittany	College – Loyola	1998-2006
Sklar	Hanna	College – George Mason	2003-2006
Farriella	Krysten	College – Hofstra	2004-2006
Murino	Danielle	College - Hofstra
Mendoza	Tara	College – St Johns	2003-2006
Sohn	Stephanie	College – Notre Dame	1999-2006
Lane	Courtney	College – St. Johns	1999-2006
Grodotske	Jackie	College – Monmouth	2001-2005
Rogers	Shannon	College – Monmouth	2004-2006
Benko	Nicole	College – Providence	2003-2006
Yovino	Tiffany	College – Hofstra	1998-2005
Singer	Lauren	College – Miami	1998-2005
Cummings	LeighAnne	College – Univ of Indiana	1999-2005
Fried	Samantha	College – UNC Charlotte	2003-2005
Cosgrove	Shannon	College – Elon	2005-2008
Brenner	Emily	College – Elon	2005-2008
Seltman	Courtney	College - Elon	2005-2008
Parrotta	Alexis	College – Dowling	2005-2008
Rigo	Melanie	College – Marist	2005-2008
Sanchez	Sofia	College – Iona	2008-2010
Diamond	Martine	College – Manhattan	2005-2010
Santangelo	Kelly	College – Loyola	2006-2010
Mertenz	Marissa	College -  Marist	2008-2010
Reverberi	Amanda	College – Loyola	2005-2010
Petersen	Erin	College – Fairfield	2005-2010
Petersen	Kelly	College – Providence	2004-2005
Diver	Rachel	College – Elon	2008-2010
Jones	Maria	College – Siena	2006-2010
Garrity	Shannon	College – Manhattan	2005-2010
Fuduli	Gabriella	College – Iona	2008-2010
Wicks	Andrea	College – Marist	2007-2010
Whitney	Samantha	College	2008-2010
Early	Kathleen	College – Fairfield	2005-2010
Christiano	Daniella	College -  Siena	2010
Seletti	Dari	College – Univ of RI	2006-2010
Small	Ashley	College – Fairfield	2009-2010
Codispoti	Gabi	College – Holy Cross	2005-2010
Faye	Shannon	College – Fairfield	2006-2010
Murphy	Natalie	College -  Iona	2005-2010
Arnold	Andrea	College – U of Delaware	2009-2010
Carballeira	Kaitlyn	College – Fordham	2009-2010
Colamussi	Heather	College – Gettysburgh	2009-2010
Colon	Stephanie	College – Duquesne	2009-2010
Costelloe	Stephanie	College – UNC Wilming	2009-2010
Gross	Courtney	College – U of Buffalo	2009-2010
Gross	Gillian	College – U of Akron	2009-2010
Marks	Casey	College – St Johns	2009-2010
Meier	Jennifer	College – Rider	2009-2010
Murino	Michelle	College – St Johns	2009-2010
Niciforo	Alexa	College – CW Post	2009-2010
Singson	Danielle	College – Rider	2009-2010

Our mission statement.
Develop players for selection to the US National teams, collegiate soccer programs and competition on a national platform through: (1) quality training and coaching; (2) competition against nationally competitive and recognized opponents; (3) access to quality training and match facilities; (4) a well rounded and comprehensive training regimen; and (5) exposure to scouts and coaches responsible for selecting players for advanced levels of play

• Highly skilled players that like to attack 1v1
• Fast paced ball possession
• Patience in keeping ball possession
• Positional discipline (Holland) with players that can be creative and improvise (Brazil)
• Speed

• ON THE FIELD. Supplementing his amateur international playing experience, Ron Alber has achieved national coaching diplomas and licenses with both the NSCAA and USSF. During his coaching years Ron Alber has accumulated an impressive resume for training, coaching and managing elite collegiate and national team players as well as several teams who won State Championships, and other nationally competitive tournament championships. Ron Alber also had the good fortune to coach the ISA Black girls team in the 2003 SYL National Championship, where the team was eventually crowned the SYL National Champions.  Championship teams include:
• Commack FC Copa     4x ENY State Champion, 1x Regional finalist, 2x regional semi-finalist
• Commack Emeralds    4x ENY State Champion, 1x Regional finalist, 2x regional semi-finalist, PDA Showcase Champion
• CSH ISA-United          WAGS Champion, Disney Showcase Champion, Bethesda Tournament Champion
• HBC INTENSE 94        WAGS Champion, ENY State Cup Finalist, Disney Finalist, PDA Showcase group winner 
• ISA Black                    2003 USL SYL National Champions

• OFF OF THE FIELD. Ron Alber has earned a Juris Doctorate degree from Hofstra Law School, where he was an award recipient for academic excellence, and a Bachelor’s of Business Administration from Hofstra University’s Frank Zarb School of Business. After commencing a law career with a prominent New York City law firm, Ron Alber returned to Long Island where he now serves as the managing partner of the full service law firm of Alber & Loglisci LLP.

Ron may be contacted at gotogol@aol.com.

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.

• 1 night    4:30-6:00pm    12 weeks        $750        ($62.50 per 1 1/2 hour session) per field section
• 1 night    6:00-7:30pm    12 weeks        $1,000    ($83.33 per 1 1/2 hour session) per field section
• 1 night    7:30-9:00pm    12 weeks        $1,200    ($100 per 1 1/2 hour session) per field section