Elite Training, Coaching, and Community - New England Force
- Founded
- 2024
- Ages
- players of all ages and skill levels
- Plays
- Boys & Girls
- Programs
- 15
Where on the ladder
Level 2 to Level 4
Each level below lists the leagues this club plays in. Your kid's level depends on the team they make. The six levels are our own reading of public league play. They are not an official ranking.
The club also played in USYS NL. That league ended in July 2026 and merged into National 1, so it does not count above. The club’s site also lists US Club Soccer. We have not confirmed that from the body’s own member list, so we do not call the club sanctioned. It also lists National League, New England Club Soccer League, Regional Academy League, Girls Academy Aspire. We have not placed those leagues on the ladder, so they do not count above.
See how the whole ladder worksFrom the league tables
New England Force, every team.
Last season New England Force fielded 11 teams in the leagues we track: 2 boys and 9 girls, from competitive regional down to state & premier. The ladder tops out in N1/MAPL from U13 up.
| lvl | U11 | U12 | U13 | U14 | U15 | U16 | U17 | U19 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ECNL Regional, Pre-ECNL, Aspire, EAL | |||||||||
| EDP flights 1–3 | |||||||||
| EDP flights 4+ / Futures |
Each dot is one team in the 2026-27 season. We place it by the league the team actually plays in, not by the club’s own team names. A tap on a dot shows that team’s league, flight and record. The dots come from published league tables, so a team playing outside those leagues will not appear here.
Check the tables yourself
The link opens one division table on GotSport, with every team's record. Your club's other age groups sit in their own divisions, each with its own table. GotSport posts a new page every season, so your club's website is the place to find the current one.
The link opens one division table on GotSport, with every team's record. Your club's other age groups sit in their own divisions, each with its own table. GotSport posts a new page every season, so your club's website is the place to find the current one.
The link opens one division table on GotSport, with every team's record. Your club's other age groups sit in their own divisions, each with its own table. GotSport posts a new page every season, so your club's website is the place to find the current one.
College & pro pathway
Where the players went next.
We counted these from public commitment lists and trackers, not from the club’s own claims.
The counts come from public commitment trackers, club lists, league records, player pages, and the rosters of 2,244 NCAA, NAIA and NJCAA programs. One player counts once per school. “Division unverified” means we matched the school but could not confirm the program level. We never print a current youth player’s name.
Programs
The programs, age by age
These come from the club's site, grouped the way the club groups them. Your kid starts in the one that fits their age.
Boys Teams
7v7, 9v9, and 11v11
The boys' teams develop players in competitive environments through tailored training and experienced coaching, with a focus on technical mastery, tactical intelligence, and mental resilience.
feeds into high school and beyond
Girls Teams
The girls' teams offer a positive and competitive environment with expert coaching and personalized development, supporting players from grassroots soccer to collegiate aspirations.
feeds into collegiate aspirations
MLS Next
BU13-BU18/19
MLS NEXT teams provide high-level training and coaching as players prepare for their futures in soccer and in life.
MLS NEXT
Girls Academy Aspire
GU13-GU18/19
Girls Academy Aspire is a national youth development platform for the best female soccer players in the United States, with a focus on comprehensive player development and long-term pathway planning.
GA Aspire feeds into collegiate and professional athletes
Development Player League
GU13-GU18/19
The DPL provides a national platform that bridges local talent and elite collegiate exposure, giving players high-level competition and a supported pathway to reach their highest potential.
DPL feeds into elite collegiate exposure
National League
BU13-BU18/19
The National League brings clubs and players together in high-level competition through regular-season league play, national events, and advancement opportunities into the US Youth Soccer National Championships.
NL feeds into US Youth Soccer National Championships
Regional Academy League
BU13-BU14; GU13-GU16
The Regional Academy League offers a competitive regional environment and access to national events, giving teams an opportunity to test their development and continue along the elite player pathway.
RAL feeds into elite player pathway
New England Club Soccer League
The New England Club Soccer League works with clubs and New England- and national-based organizations to provide opportunities for players to enjoy playing soccer.
NECSL
New England Force Junior Academy
aged 4-10 years old
The Junior Academy offers skills development in small groups organized by age and ability, with a curriculum focused on ball skills and game understanding.
First Touch Program
Boys & Girls ages 2-5 years old
The First Touch Program introduces young athletes who are new to soccer to the game in a fun, structured, and confidence-building environment while developing fundamental skills.
Advanced GK Program
all levels of play
The Goalkeeper Academy is a specialized training program for goalkeepers, using individualized feedback, video analysis, and game-representative training to develop technical, tactical, mental, and leadership qualities.
feeds into college or playing at the next level
High Performance
U8-U12
High Performance teams provide additional training, competition, and classroom sessions for selected boys and girls. The program is available to Force and non-Force players and helps them acclimate to an advanced environment before entering competitive pathways at U13-U19.
feeds into competitive pathways at U13-U19
Camps & Clinics
U6-U18; U15-U19
Camps and clinics are open to players of all levels and are designed to refine skills, enhance game knowledge, and support growth on and off the field.
Tournaments
U7-U15 Boys & Girls; U7-U10 Boys & Girls
The club runs tournaments including the Fall Force Cup, Trident Cup, City Cup, and Atlas Cup, providing opportunities to compete in top-tier events.
Metro South Program
The Metro South program includes seasonal team training, technical training, winter clinics, futsal, summer camps, and summer clinics.
NECSL
Tryouts
2026/27 season
Tryouts decide which travel team a kid plays on. Confirm the details on the club’s page before you go.
Coaching
Who coaches here
36 names from the club's own staff page. The titles and licenses are what the club lists.
Don Whitaker
Boys Director
Jack Ochs
Assistant Boys Director
Jack was a four year varsity player for Norwell High School before continuing his playing career in college. During college he began his coaching journey, working with youth players at the grassroots level. Soon after, Jack began coaching club teams and leading off field operations.
provisional USSF D license[email protected]
Mike Auld
U10 & Younger
U10 & Younger
A former captain of the Whitman-Hanson Regional High School boys soccer team, Mike went on to play four years of NCAA Division II soccer at Cedarville University, where he helped lead the program to two Great Midwest Athletic Conference (GMAC) Championships and multiple NCAA Tournament appearances. Mike brings extensive coaching and player development experience from clubs and programs across Ohio, Nebraska, and Massachusetts.
Cedarville University
US Youth Futsal Level 2 License · United Futsal coaching certification · US Soccer C License (currently pursuing)[email protected]
Harry Argyle
U11 & U12
U11 & U12
James Callahan
U15 & Older
U15 & Older
James began coaching at just 16 years old. He served in multiple roles at Weymouth High School, including Freshman Head Coach, JV Head Coach, and Varsity Assistant Coach. His teams have captured multiple regional championships and a US Club Soccer National Championship title.
Lasell College
U.S. Soccer Federation (USSF) D License · C License (currently pursuing) · Mass Youth Soccer · United Soccer Coaches (formerly NSCAA)[email protected]
Rob Williams
Girls Director
Kurt Edwards
Girls Soccer Operations Lead
John Tocci
DPL Director
Where they play
16 fields
The fields the club lists as its own. Directions open in Google Maps, so you can check the drive before you sign up.
Union Point Sports Complex
Lovell Fields
City Arena
Legion Memorial Field
Weymouth High School
Norwell High School
Abington High School
Riverside Sports Complex
Pembroke - Riverside Sports Complex
Stoughton High School
232 Pearl St. Stoughton, Ma
13 fields aren’t located on the map yet.
Fees
What it costs
What the club charges, from its own price list.
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