EASA Soccer Teams

Port Washington Predators

BU16 - Division 3
The Predators started in the last Division of the LIJSL. By the end of the Fall 2009 Season, the Predators finished in second place in the 3rd Division, one point behind first place. They have already claimed three Division titles and won the Waldbum's Cup in the Spring of 2009. Please read their Case Study for the full details of this team's success.

 

Port Washington Torpedoes

BU10 - Division 8
The Despite a tough schedule, where this Boys "C" team had to play teams that were considered "A" and "B" level, the team was recognized as "...the only team that seemed to play the game in a proper, tactical form." In September, the team played the "B" squad of Albertson in a tournament and lost 0-6. Three weeks later, the Torpedoes played the same team in a league game and lost 1-3, gaining respect and admiration from all that were at the field. Clearly a team with potential, we are hoping for the same developmental arc as with the Port Washington Predators.

 

Port Washington Power

GU16 - Division 4
EASA began training the Power from the summer of 2007 when they were a Division 7 team. Since then, they have moved up three Divisions, winning Division 6, and finished in fourth place this past Fall Season, despite numerous devastating injuries. For Spring 2010, they will be playing in Division 4.

 

Port Washington Blue Knights

BU15 - Division 5
Dean Moraitis took over the team the winter of 2009, after the team had finished the Fall Season with a record of 0-9. At the conclusion of the 2009 Spring Season, the team finished with a record of 5-3-2, and moved back to Division 5, where the finished the Fall 2009 Season with a record of 5-4. The team has added a few new players, and are hoping to progress this season to Division 4.

 

Port Washington Wildcats

GU14 - Division 4
The team played strong this past Fall 2009 Season, finishing with a record of 5-1-3, and just missing being promoted to Division 4, by two points. They also won the Oceanside United Soccer Tournament — winning all of their games. This season, the Wildcats goal is to finish in first place and move up at least one Division.

 

Baldwin Senior High School

Division II
For many years, the Girls Varsity Soccer program was known to have talent, but could not "..take it to the next level." Lee Rogers took over as the Assistant Coach, and the results were instantly recognizable. The Bruins made the Nassau County Final for the first time in over 20 years, losing a tight game to Massapequa, 1-2. Clearly, the program's future is bright.