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Up North

07/07/2011, 4:48am EDT, By Stefano Franciosa

Congrats to all NSU teams

Up North

06/09/2011, 9:12am EDT, By Stefano Franciosa

By the numbers

NSU 15s Take 4th Straight State Cup

06/06/2011, 5:32am EDT, By NSU staff

Overcome a 1-0 deficit in OT to win 2-1

Future NSU Stars This Is For You

06/06/2011, 4:50am EDT, By NSU staff

Latest on Academy and Pre-Academy Programs

News and Notes

05/03/2011, 4:52pm EDT, By NSU staff

Two former NSU players named captains for their college teams

NSU 12s Shine in Maryland

03/30/2011, 1:55pm EDT, By Mike Bettencourt

Undersized and underaged the NSU 12s won their group going undefeated and unscored upon

Spring Tournament Season has Sprung

03/08/2011, 11:10am EST, By NSU staff

Locally the Scorpion Bowl kicks off the NSU spring season as teams prepare for upcoming Maple and Region 1 seasons

Up North

03/08/2011, 10:53am EST, By John Miller

My first 90 minutes with the big club

Up North

03/02/2011, 4:50pm EST, By Stefano Franciosa

It's game time and it's -15 Fahrenheit

Up North

02/09/2011, 8:42am EST, By Stefano Franciosa

Squad advances into the third round of the Finnish Cup

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US Soccer Federation Selects 5 NSU Players!

Three North Shore United Players will represent the blue and white on June 13th at the US Soccer Training Center at Gillette Stadium.  Iftimi Arapi (Peabody) and Anthony Vigliotta (Beverly) of the U16 Boys and Justin D'Orlando (Middleton) of the U15 Boys team were selected to participate in this high level of play and training. 

In April, Tanner Massuci (North Andover) and Nick Moore (Georgetown) were selected to participate in the US Soccer Training Center.  Tanner and Nick play for our U13 and U14 boys respectively.

U.S. Soccer Training Centers are designed to replicate national team training camps. The US Soccer Federation is in charge of developing the teams that represent the United States in all international competitions such as the Olympics and World Cup and the Training Center Program is an important part of this process.

Congratulations boys!