Johnston United Soccer Association

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Mission Statement

The mission of the Johnston United Soccer Association(JUSA) is to foster the growth and development of amateur youth soccer by establishing programs and activities that focus on the development, promotion, teaching, and administration of the game among youth in Johnston County, and to instill the ideals of excellent moral character and good sportsmanship. Integrated in this is the building of self-esteem, self-confidence, teamwork, respect for self and others, and all the inherent benefits of physical exercise. Our stated goal will be to make it - "The Game for Kids."

JUSA

P.O. Box 843

Clayton, NC 27528

JUSA Fall Recreation Registration

has officially closed.

However, additional spots may still be available on a first come, first serve basis for all age groups. Please contact Tom Sullivan, Director of Recreation
at recreation@jusasoccer.org

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Check out this

Hot Soccer Camp this summer!!

08/11 - 08/15

British Soccer Camp

(register here)

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NSCAA Coaching Education Available

(click here for registration forms)

An Important Letter From The JUSA President

(please click here to read it)

Please take a moment to send us your comments.

Your feed back is important to us.

Together we can make JUSA the best soccer club in North Carolina.

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Weather Hotline (919) 359-2784

Field Status

Rules and Regulations

JUSA Bylaws

Laws of the Game

Links to NC Colleges with Soccer Programs

Check out our league pictures

(here)

Great articles for all parents to read !!

(click here and here )

Download a 2008 Fall Rec Registration Form

(click here)

“For some reason, adults, - some who can’t even kick a ball – think it
is perfectly okay to scream at children while they’re playing soccer.
How normal would it seem if a mother gave a six-year-old some crayons
and a coloring book and started screaming? ‘Use the red crayon! Stay in
the lines! Don’t use yellow!’
Do you think that child would develop a passion for drawing?”
-- Claudio Reyna, Men’s U.S. National Team Captain