What They're Saying

Consider one of the greatest aspects of a soccer match, the hand shake. Consider what this means with regards to the “competition”. The end point is not the final whistle; to the contrary, the end point of a match is shaking the opponent’s hand. We make sure that the players and coaches shake hands. Parents, when was the last time you made a comparable effort to meet and shake the hand of an opposing team’s parent’s hand? Please always consider that we are custodians of a game that was here long before us and will (hopefully) be here long after we are done. Let’s make sure we leave the game with the same level of honor and integrity in which we found it!

Today's News

Kick your way to the best

The NLSC would like to congratulate all of our teams for having a successful season. Special congratulations goes to U-12 Boy's Warriors, coached by Guy Miller, Ron Merkel, and Mike Daubert, who won the league championship, 2-0 over Iona!!! The U-14 Girls Strikers, coached by Paul Wehrman and Dan Wise, also played in the championship, but lost to a good Iona team, 2-1. We would like to thank everyone for their support.

The Northern Lebanon Soccer Club is located in Northern Lebanon County, PA. We are located 20 miles east of Harrisburg, PA. We register approximately 350 players each year between the ages of 6 and 14. Our goal is to promote, foster, and perpetuate the game of soccer on the youth level and foster the physical, mental, and emotional growth of children through the sport of soccer.

The NLSC has adopted a Code of Conduct and asks all participants, including parents, to sign it. It can be located on the Registration page. Please review it and help our players understand it with us.

The NLSC continues to review how to utilize money that has been raised. Due to sponsoring the new scoreboard on the NL Varsity soccer field, the club is paying $1,000 annually for the next five years. With the help of all who volunteer and give to the club, this is something that we can be proud of and use for years to come. The donation was made to the Northern Lebanon Education Foundation, which oversees projects that our school district will benefit from. The scoreboard includes our club name as the sponsors.