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Directory of Youth Soccer Clubs in Maine

Soccer Maine operates with a strong focus on community-based clubs rather than massive super-clubs. The Pine Tree League serves the recreational and developmental levels, while the Premier League caters to travel teams. Due to the state's size and weather, the outdoor season is concentrated, but the passion is high. Maine teams are known for their grit and often face stiff competition from Massachusetts and New Hampshire teams in regional play.

The primary governing body for youth soccer in the state is the Soccer Maine. It manages various leagues, including Maine State Cup, Maine Premier League, Pine Tree League. The association reports that there are over 40+ youth clubs and Approx. 12,000 players registered in the state.

Whether you are looking for a US Youth Soccer (USYS) affiliate, a Elite MLS Next or ECNL member, or an NPL program, the organizations listed below represent the primary development hubs for youth players. Use the filters to sort by city or competitive level to find the right fit for your player's age group and skill level.

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Seacoast United Maine is a youth soccer club operating in the southern region of Maine, with facilities in Portland, Falmouth, Freeport, and Cumberland. The broader Seacoast United Soccer Club was founded in 1992 with a mission to provide opportunities for youth athletes of all ages and abilities to learn the game. The club offers a comprehensive player development pathway, serving a wide range of age groups from a Junior Academy for younger players up to U19 teams. Seacoast United distinguishes itself through its coaching staff and a commitment to developing players both on and off the field. The club provides a clear pathway to the highest levels of youth soccer competition. Top-tier programs offered for its players include participation in the MLS Next Academy for boys and the Girls Academy (GA) for girls. Additionally, the club features a pre-professional team with its USL2 Phantoms, offering a route for elite players aspiring to professional careers. Seacoast United provides various programs including youth skills programs, camps, and specialized goalkeeper training to support player advancement.

Leagues: DPL

Leagues and Competition in Maine:

Beyond state leagues, top clubs in Maine compete in prestigious national platforms like Development Player League, offering pathways to the highest levels of youth soccer. When evaluating clubs, consider their league affiliations, travel commitments, and player development philosophy.

Some of the prominent organizations in Maine include: Seacoast United Maine. Each of these clubs offers unique programs and competitive levels, which you can explore in their detailed profiles.

Cost and Commitment:

Choosing a club often requires balancing travel time, coaching fees, and facility quality. View a club's profile page to get more information on their offerings and field locations. In this region, fees can range from $400 per year for local travel teams to over $3,000 per year for elite, year-round academy programs.

Club profiles are updated seasonally to reflect tryout schedules and coaching changes.

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