Building Players. Building Community.
- Founded
- 1962
- Ages
- 18 and younger
- Plays
- Boys & Girls
- Programs
- 11
Where on the ladder
Level 5 to Level 6
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.
Sanctioned by Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association (US Youth Soccer).
See how the whole ladder worksFrom the league tables
Oceanside United Soccer (LIJSL), every team.
Last season Oceanside United Soccer (LIJSL) fielded 21 teams in the leagues we track: 12 boys and 9 girls, all at travel / select. The ladder tops out in LIJSL from U9 up.
| lvl | U9 | U10 | U11 | U12 | U13 | U15 | U16 | U17 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| flights D–F |
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.
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.
Munchkins
Munchkins (08/01/2022-07/31/2023)
The Munchkin program is an entry level program focused on developing familiarity with a soccer ball and encouraging interaction with other boys and girls. Soccer-related concepts are introduced in a fun and engaging way by professional trainers.
Pee Wee
PEE WEE (08/01/2021-07/31/2022)
The Pee Wee program builds upon the developmental concepts introduced through the Munchkin program. Trainers introduce and further develop basic soccer skills in a group setting, with intra-squad drills and games.
U6 & U7
U6 (08/01/2020-07/31/2021) & U7 (8/01/2019-07/31/2020)
Trainers lead further development of ball control, field positioning and team play. Supervised and coached game-style scrimmages help prepare players for the “Developmental Soccer” program.
feeds into Developmental Soccer
U8
U8 (08/01/2018-07/31/2019)
The last year of the Intramural program adds one training session per week and develops first touch, passing, movement on and off the ball, and game awareness.
U-9 Travel
U-9 (8/1/2017 - 7/31/2018)
This program continues the Club’s training model and serves as an introduction to and preparation for future travel competitions—leagues and cups. Players participate on an OUSC team within the Long Island Junior Soccer League.
LIJSL feeds into future travel competitions - leagues and cups
U-10 Travel
U-10 (08/01/2016 - 07/31/2017) · 9v9
This program builds on previous training blocks and prepares players for the move onto larger fields and 9 v 9 at U-11. Players participate in the Long Island Junior Soccer League and the Long Island Cup.
LIJSL feeds into U-11 (9 v 9)
U-11 Travel
U-11 (08/01/2015 - 07/31/2016) · 9v9
At U-11, the program moves to a larger field and 9 v 9, encouraging continued development as players approach full-sided 11 v 11 soccer at U-13. Players participate in the Long Island Junior Soccer League and the Long Island Cup.
LIJSL feeds into full-sided - i.e. 11 v 11 - soccer at U-13
U-12
U-12 (08/01/2014 - 07/31/2015) · 9v9
Players continue to grow in the 9v9 match model, with training designed to lead them into full-sided 11v11 play at U-13. Players participate in the Long Island Junior Soccer League and the Long Island Cup.
LIJSL feeds into full-sided 11v11 play that occurs at U-13
U-13 and Up
U-13 and Up (08/1/2013 - 08/1/2007) · 11v11
Players continue their participation in the Long Island Junior Soccer League and Long Island Cup tournament, along with other events they choose to participate in with their Trainer/Coach.
LIJSL
TOPSoccer
any youth player who has a disability that limits their ability to perform at the level of play in which they have chosen to participate
TOPSoccer is a modified version of soccer designed to provide opportunities for children with special needs. Modifications and one-on-one assistance are available to support full participation and enjoyment.
OUSC Scholarship Program
graduating high school seniors who have come through the OUSC program
Each year, OUSC awards scholarships to graduating high school seniors who have come through the OUSC program. The scholarships assist them to defray the costs of a post-high-school education.
Tryouts
Fall 2026
Tryouts decide which travel team a kid plays on. Confirm the details on the club’s page before you go.
Oceanside Park - Soccer turf field
All: [email protected]
Where they play
6 fields
The fields the club lists as its own. Directions open in Google Maps, so you can check the drive before you sign up.
Oceanside Park (Turf Field)Primary
Turf
Oceanside High School (Turf Field)
Turf
Merle Avenue - Lamonica Field (#6)
Terrell Ave - School #2
Fulton Ave. - School #8
Boardman Middle School #9
Mahlon Brower Drive
5 fields aren’t located on the map yet.
Fees
What it costs
What the club charges, from its own price list.
Add-ons
Participation in the Hershey Memorial Day Tournament and other local tournaments throughout the year at an additional charge., All training fees and any tournament fees will be collected by the Trainer/Coach or their designee from the “Team Family” and are in addition to the registration fee that is paid to the Club for registration..
Get in touch
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