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The Independence Soccer Club would like to thank the following sponsors for their generous support during the 2008 season.
Please visit their websites!! 
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The Uniform store is now open!
The uniform cutoff date is February 28, 2010. Any orders received after that date will have a $25 surcharge added to them. The extra cost is used to cover the additional costs we must pay for not ordering on a group basis and the additional shipping costs, so please get your orders in on time.
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| Registration for the 2010 season for Travel Soccer is now available! If you are registering to play Travel Soccer with our club for the first time, please choose the “Travel- Team to be Determined” button. You will then be placed in the appropriate age group and contacted at a later date for tryouts if necessary. If you are a returning player please choose the appropriate team. We encourage you to use the secure PayPal feature found at the end of the registration process. All registrations must be accompanied with payment. Your child's registration will not be considered complete without payment.
After you register on-line, the Registration form, a Medical Release form and a Sage form will be sent to your e-mail address. All forms must be signed and mailed to Independence Soccer Club PO Box 23 Vienna, N.J. 07880. You do not have to notarize the Medical Release form.
For questions regarding our traveling program call Dan 908-475-8027 or e-mail at dorsini759@aol.com. Note that uniform ordering for travel soccer has been separated from the registration process to simplify our administration. To order travel uniforms, please place an order directly through the ISC Store.
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The Riptide |
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The Independence Soccer Club would like to recognize and congratulate the efforts and success of the U-12 Riptide and the coaching staff on their first place finish with a record of 7-3-0
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Our thanks to volunteers - Tuesday, May 26, 2009
The Club would like to thank David Haar and his son Paul for assembling the team benches and attaching the wheels to our goals. The club purchased the wheels to enable our town's DPW, who do a great job maintaining our fields, to more easlily move the goals when it is time to cut the grass. Again, thanks to Dave and Paul for thier time and effort.
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Goal Raising Party - Thursday, April 09, 2009
This season the ISC spent a considerable amount of money to purchase two sets of goals, nets and other soccer equipment. The goals had to be assembled and equipment had to be moved from other areas of the complex in order to prepare the fields for opening day. The ISC would like to thank those who volunteered their time to make it happen. Ken Beasley, Kyle Beasley, Matt Mowatt, Pete Petersson, Dave Haar, Richard Wall, Chris DeMarzo, Pete Smith, Mark Cramer, Tom Taglareni (the elder) and Tom Taglareni (the junior).
The ISC would be remiss if we didn't thank our club president, Tom McPartlin for the great job of laying the lines to create the field. It's a job which takes longer than anyone can imagine. This season the lines are actually straight.
Finally the ISC is grateful to the Independence Recreation Commission for their cooperation and support.
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Club Sponsorship
Would your Company or business be interested in becoming one of our web page sponsors? It is a great way to help support the kids and be recognized throughout the community for your support of youth programs! Remember we are a nonprofit organization and can be considered as a charitable contribution. If interested contact Pete Petersson at pvp64@comcast.net.
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ISC Store is Open - Uniform Information |
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The ISC Store is now open for uniform and clothing orders!!!
We are introducing a new uniform style this year, but the existing uniforms may be used by certain teams. Please check with your coach as to which uniform you should order. The club will continue to support the old style uniform for 18 months subject to supplier availability. |
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On-line coach registration is now available
All coaches must complete the Coach Registration Form and the Kidsafe Disclosure Form. These forms can be filled in by hand or they can be completed via the new Coach's Registration process by clicking the button below. If you'd rather complete the forms manually, they are available on the Documents Page of the website. Also available is a KidSafe Policy document from the New Jersey Youth Soccer Association if you'd like more information on the KidSafe program. Click on the button below to initiate the Registration process:
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Club Mission |
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Introduction to the Independence Soccer Club LETTER TO CLUB MEMBERS The Independence Soccer Club was established as a 501 ( C )( 3 ) non-profit educational organization in 1993 with the approval of the Recreation Commission in order to offer a competitive soccer program not provided in our community. In 1996 the Independence Recreation Commission asked the I.S.C. to administer the Recreation program from 3rd through 8th grade. In the summer of 2007 the recreation committee voted to have I.S.C. administer recreation soccer from kindergarten through 8th grade. Due to community requests the I.S.C established a pre-k program the same season. The I.S.C is a self-funded organization which does not rely on taxpayer money to provide its program. The ISC is not a private club. The fall recreation program provides an opportunity for all of the children in our community to play soccer. Our travel program which runs from fall through the spring season offers the possibility for the more serious player to participate in a competitive environment. The ISC considers it to be a feeder program to Hackettstown High School. Our primary focus remains to develop the children of Independence Twp. into skilled soccer players in addition to the fun of experiencing team sports. The club maintains the position that we must put our faith and trust in “you” the community. We depend on the parent’s voices within our township to express that it is vital for our community’s children that fields and other amenities are provided to us for use. The Independence Soccer Club is a volunteer parental structure, which provides administration and supervision for the activity of community soccer.
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