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Nova Premier SC (Soccer Club)
Background
Nova SC was started in 1998 to develop a premier girls soccer club in southeastern Massachusetts where players would receive top-flight instruction. Nova SC teams have won numerous tournaments in New England and across the eastern United States. Many Nova SC players have gone on to compete in college.
In 2009 the club was renamed Nova Premier Soccer Club after a change in ownership and the following year they started the Academy program (see below).
Club Composition
There are eleven teams making up Nova Premier SC; 9 girls and 2 boys teams.
Camps/Clinics
Nova Premier Soccer Club runs the Academy Program.
The Academy is a year round program broken into three seasons in which the objectives are to provide the best soccer training and development for young soccer players. The goal is to develop ball mastery in each and every player. The focus will be on one-on-one skills.Staff will include all the nationally licensed coaches in Nova Premier SC. For more information visit the Nova Premier SC site.
There is also a Spring Academy: designed for u8-u10; objective is to provide the best soccer training and development for young soccer players. Visit here for information on the Nova Spring Academy.
One last clinic: Spring Goal Keeper Academy; trains once a week during the spring at Bliss Field Complex in Rehoboth MA. This is open for non-Nova players as well.
Tournaments
TBA
Facilities
Bliss Field
312 Tremont Street
Rehoboth, MA 02769
Website
- Good website for Nova Premier Soccer Club as has all the basic information users need.
- Easy-to-use menu structure is not confusing.
- Great pages for each of the teams showing schedule and news for that particular team.
Leave your comments and ratings for Nova Premier SC below!
hate this club; parents are obnoxious and terrible trainers.
Trevor never had any involvement with Nova. He just came on here to bash. Probably has several other alias’ that he’s posted under on other club sites. Nova is a fantastic fit for most families that want quality training and a family atmosphere
Well….we came here along w/5 or 6 new players and went from D-3 Maple to a promotion to Division 2 in our first year together. The coach has been phenomenal, parents are exceptional and everyone gets along very well. Extra events beyond soccer to social gatherings and I don’t have a single complaint. The team offered offered free skills training 1/2 way through the year and went out of their way to find out the most convenient times (decided to hold them 1 hour before practices…then right into practice).
We’re the club’s U-13′s group and moving to U-14 in D-2. If you want a positive experience with a great group of people, you should have your daughter try this out. If it were terrible, I’d certainly say so…you won’t be disappointed. The location is the only thing that’s not ideal but a soccer experience is all what EVERYONE makes of it. All kids have improved, and the same Fall 2011 team who was admittedly “shakey” went 13-1-1 in fall and spring Maple (combined records). (Spring 2012: http://games.maplesoccer.com/index.cfm/section/100/ and Fall 2011: http://games.maplesoccer.com/index.cfm/section/101/
Spring link is incorrect: This was 2012 Spring Season.
We left NEFC and this club was recommended by our previous coach. If you’re not in the market for a large market club….NOVA is terrific (look at all their teams…all D-1 / D-2 and do well ).
NOVA is terrible! The coaches are just rude. one said shut up to my son. The website could use lots of work.
I have coached against Nova and have a high respect for their staff. They are very professional and if I had a child in the area I would not have a problem with them playing for their club. I have worked summer camps with some of their staff members and their sessions are very technical and tactical. Keep up the good work Nova!!!