August 23 & 24 - PAGS Short Season 

November 22 & 23 – MSSL Winter Showcase – Ft. Dix, NJ

Thanksgiving – Kirkwood 1-day Showcase

Practice will be held at 7:00 pm on Thursdays throughout the fall at Boyle School at Byberry & Kelvin unless otherwise notified.

Congratulations to the Class of 2008!  Thanks for all your hard work and dedication to our team. 

• Kristine Lemongelli (St. Huberts)
• Keri Sickle (St. Huberts)
• Liz Winkowski (Little Flower)
• Jen Wolstenholme (William Tennent)

Men's Soccer Tournament honoring Adam Mattes - August 17th

Soccer and the club seem to go hand in hand, especially on this day. The club will be holding an all day soccer tournament in honor of father/grandfather and founding member Adam Mattes. Come out and enjoy some of the best soccer around.

Get geared up for the upcoming Oktoberfest season by celebrating the annual Tag Der Donauschwaben with us. This is our most attended and most exciting event of the year, with live music and dancing, as well as contests and of course, food. Bring an appetite and a designated driver.

Soccer Pig Roast - September 14th

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Lacey Gallagher passed away in a tragic accident on April 28th, 2007. She was an LF soccer player, schoolmate, teammate and friend to several of our FC Danubia players.

Growing up, Lacey's Fishtown team, coached by her father Frank, was a rival of Joe Brennan's Lighthouse team. In high school, she played for Joe Carson's FC Philly Sharks in club ball and Markos Pittoulis' Little Flower H.S. Sentinals. She had plans to play soccer at Chestnut Hill College.

The wisdom with which Lacey lived her life, and left behind for us in her journals, helps her family, friends and classmates find perspective......


.........."APPRECIATE LIFE AND LIVE IT TO THE FULLEST UNTIL YOUR DYING BREATH."  

To honor Lacey's memory, her family and friends began the Lacey Gallagher Memorial Scholarship Fund, whose Mission is to provide deserving students, the opportunity to thrive through a Catholic School education, by embracing the ideals of community spirit, good sportsmanship and academics with the utmost integrity, which shined through Lacey as she grew and prospered during her years of study at Little Flower Catholic Girls High School. 

In 2008, through the overwhelming support of the Fund, the foundation was able to provide 30 scholarships to Catholic School students.  Click on the above graphic to link to find out more information on the Lacey Gallagher Memorial Scholarship Fund or http://www.thelaceyfund.org/ .