Vincent United is happy to announce its tryout schedule and coaches for the upcoming 2012/2013 seasonal year. All age groups listed are for next season and not the current one. Interested candidates should contact the listed coach/contact to inform them of their intentions to attend one or more tryouts. Please hit continue for the details.

The Vincent United U12 Sirens and head coach Joe Baccile took home their first outdoor tournament championship this weekend by downing the Nether Tornadoes, 1-0, in the final of the F.C. Europa Turf Cup Elite Division. The Sirens completed an undefeated and unscored upon run through the tournament, beating the Howell (NJ) Rebels, 3-0; the PA Rush Nike, 3-0; and the North Union United Strikers, 1-0. Congratulations to coach Baccile and the Sirens.

The U13 Vincent United Crush, coached by Craig Reed, won the first spring outdoor trophy of the year for the club by claiming the championship at the Manhattan Soccer Club Kick-Off Classic over the weekend of March 3 & 4. The team opened the tournament with a 2-0 victory over CT Arsenal and scored three unanswered goals to come from behind and beat the South Central (CT) Blue Dragons, 5-3. A 2-1 win over NEFC (MA) South Coast United put the Crush into the late Sunday final where they easily handled NEFC (MA) North United, 5-0, to claim the tournament title. Congratulations to coach Reed and his team.

The Vincent United U13 Crush, coached by Craig Reed, clinched the Philadelphia Area Girls Soccer League Division 3 championship this weekend with a 2-1 win over the Campbelltown-Palmyra Youth Soccer Club. The Crush went 6-2-0 in the season, scoring 18 goals while allowing 9. They edged out PA Classics ’98 Elite by one point for the title.

The Vincent United U11 Magic, coached by Mark Stevenson, took home first place in the Western Lehigh United Fall Fest over Columbus Day weekend. Allowing just two goals in four games, the Magic went 4-0 against teams from Pennsylvania and New York. Propelled by solid goalkeeping and shut-down defense by the back line, the Magic’s speedy wingers were able to counter-attack quickly and often, serving up quality crosses for the midfielders and forwards to capitalize on, accounting for five of the eight total goals scored.  The team elevated its game to a new level and showed its true colors by coming back from a 0-1 deficit at halftime of the final game to win the championship game, 2-1.