CS United Soccer Club
CS United Soccer Club
Background
CS United began in 1995 as the Crusaders SC. The club started with one girls team and has had trajectory growth since then; the club later added a boys program.
The Crusaders SC merged with Cape Cod United and took on the new name of Crusaders United SC becoming a staple in premier soccer in the South Shore and Cape Cod.
[Recently they rebranded from Crusaders United SC to CS United SC.]
In 2013 they signed contracts with Warrior Brand Soccer, Liverpool Football Club (LFC), NSCAA Member Club program, and was selected to membership in the New England Premiership Soccer League.
After 3 years as a Liverpool FC affiliate club, CS United more formally partnered with LFC to become a full Liverpool FC International Academy Club.
So… CS United is now “Liverpool FC International Academy Massachusetts” They follow the same curriculum as Liverpool FC’s renowned Academy in the UK.
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Outstanding player development for my 03 daughter. The coach has very high expectations of the girls and himself. My daughter’s skills have rapidly advanced through this program, which is all about player development and not victory at all costs.
I was playing on a team a year above my age and my coach couldn’t of been better. He understood that I wasn’t going to be as talented as the players we were playing against. He helped me with my ball skills and confidence.
Joined mid-Sept with excitement but was quickly deflated by the experience. The club is not managed well since they did not respond to any of my inquiries from cost prorating question for joining late to concerns about the inexperienced coach – no response. The Coach was not a professional coach, was extremely disorganized and didn’t instruct well – my player did not grow at all during the one season she was with them. The coach had NO COACHING EXPERIENCE. Then the winter practices were delayed, no winter games or league play scheduled and location was switched with no notice to a location over 40 miles away! Very disappointed now I have a $400 uniform kit we will never use.
Great local south shore club. My experience with the coaching has been wonderful and my girl has been developing a lot. They allow kids to play other sports and do not penalize the kids for this. (Which is refreshing)
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My Son is in his second year with the clubs west region. I thought he was a pretty good player before joining, but the coaching that has received has been fantastic. My Son is 10 and absolutely loves how his coach treats him, and from how I have seen some club teams treat there kids, I’m very proud of how CSU teaches the lids
We just joined CSU and could not be happier!! The coaches are great with the kids and encourage them to take risks and develop their confidence on the ball.
My 8 year old daughter has developed such a love of the game over the past few months and is touching a soccer ball more and more at home now! I owe that all to the amazing coaching staff that create a fun and competitive environment!!
We have two children that are with CSU and are very happy. We moved from nefc and are very pleased that we gave CSU a chance!
This year the west region is even bigger and I believe it’s because the coaching is great and the experience of the west families has been excellent!!
Boys program is the best on the south shore/cape!!
Coaching is top notch and teams are always very competitive!!
We joined the club last year and could not be happier with our change! We came from NEFC and can say that CSU cares about it’s players and gives youuch more for your money than other big clubs in the state!
So happy we moved to CSU!
CSU is a great club for boys in the south shore. All their first teams are very competitive and the coaching is top notch! My son has been at the club for 3 years and loves it.
Only criticism is that they need a more competitive tournament. Cranberry cup is not good on the boys side.
Awesome soccer club! The coaching is the highlight. My kids have played for other clubs and CS United has been the best by far.
Club would be great if they got rid of the fathers coaching and allowing their children to be on a team they don’t belong on. Taking a spot from a well deserve player for their daughter is not a soccer club I want to give our money to.
Lots of competition her in the rout 3 corridor. We like the Crusaders but as cited her on this website just not sure who they’ll merge with soon, lots of rumors of a Crusader merger, Guess we can’t worry about it. My kid loves the club, not a super soccer player but enjoys the coach.