Saint Elizabeth CYO is located in South Huntington, Long Island, New York. The Club was established in 1963. We provide programs for children 4 years and older. We have several divisions including Pee-Wee, Micro, Intramurals, Interleague (SSI), Developmental (SSI), TOPSoccer and Travel (LIJSL). Our travel teams are recognized as South Huntington Soccer.

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Registration is now open for all Spring 2010 Programs. Register before 8-Feb to avoid late registration fees.

All registrations for St. Elizabeth CYO / South Huntington Soccer Club must be completed via our online registration system. Online registration provides convenience to our members while streamlining club administration.

Registration is as easy as 1-2-3:

1) Set up your account by supplying
   a) Parent Information
   b) Information about each child

2) Register each child
  a) Choose the appropriate program, division

3) Payments can be conveniently made via credit card or via check

 Click here to get started

9-Feb (Tue)	Late Registration Begins $10 late registration fee applied to all registrations.
20-Mar (Sat)	Season begins for PeeWees, Micros, Lower and TOPS Season kick off for Intramural programs.
27/28-Mar	Season begins for Interleague and Travel Season kick off for Interleague and Travel programs.

The club has a need for a volunteer to help with scheduling and managing referees. If you can step up to help, please let us know. No prior experience is necessary; you just need to be well organized and willing to provide an hour or two of your time each week.

We also need volunteers as Coaches, Asst Coaches, Field Maintenance, Administrators/Coordinators

- Working for our kids is fun and rewarding.
- You will renew your hero status with your child and your child's friends.
- No soccer experience is needed - we'll help you get started and show you the basics.
- Remember both Moms and Dads make great coaches.

NOTE: As an all volunteer, community-based club, we rely on member support to operate our programs. Without sufficient volunteers we are not able to operate our programs.