Nova Premier SC
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.
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.
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.
Many “town coaches who are reliving their glory days” send their kids here hoping their kids will follow in their illustrious soccer careers. So obnoxious. Let the kids play and let the kids coach. Program is Ok, we have a child in GPS who plays at a higher level and a child who plays at Nova at a mid level. The parents are the detraction here thinking the club is a high level competition program.
This is a great club. My daughter plays for a U14 team and she enjoys the way they coach. Each practice they run drills, after the drills they give them a scenario, they ask question about what you should do in the scenario, and then show how the drill they just worked on applied the the scenario. She enjoys it because it helps her understand her place on the team better. Overall, Nova is a great club and if you are thinking about joining you definitely should!
Not sure your review can be seen as valid since you state you worked for the club. The reality is the club produces good town level players.
Nova is a great club there coaches are excellent there skill improvement is wonderful. Nova is awesome!
Coaching staff all work together and have the best in mind for all the players in the Club. Players learn and grow within the teams and as a group.
Truly enjoy watching all the practices and the games.
I have never been more disappointed in a club and it’s coaches as I am with Nova.
My daughter was here for one year and I felt with all the money it costs there were not enough games or instructional play. If a child was struggling they did not take the time to work with that child that just sat them on the bench. My daughter will not be attending this club again this year. To me it was just a “glorified rec”.
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!!!
NOVA is terrible! The coaches are just rude. one said shut up to my son. The website could use lots of work.
You are probably fake because I used to work for nova and that would never happen. If you would like to supply me with the name of the coach that said that I would be happy to settle this, but I don’t think you would do that because you probably are not a real person.
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
Nova is a terrible club…period. Tony, the club owner only cares about lining his pockets, not truly developing players. Communication is AWFUL and coaches consistently swapped out. Internal politics rampant and no individual training of any kind offered for U13 and above. For this much money players deserve quality coaching and to play with higher calibre players, instead this team gets the leftovers.
Parents also too clicky and do not welcome new families in with open arms.