DPL Clubs near Auburn, Massachusetts

Intercontinental Football Academy of New England (IFA New England) is a youth soccer organization founded in 2021. The club operates across various regions in Massachusetts, including Boston, North, South Shore, Central, South Coast, West, Taunton, and Greater Lowell. IFA New England serves players aged 5-19, with specific programs for U8-U18 regional teams, U11-U19 boys in the National Academy League, and U13-U19 boys in MLS NEXT. As the elite tier of Juventus Academy Boston, the club is dedicated to advanced player development, utilizing high-quality coaching and technology. IFA New England prioritizes player growth, aiming to produce athletes for elite collegiate play, the National Team, MLS, and international leagues. The club commits significant resources to player development, emphasizing a challenging and fun environment. IFA New England competes in top competitive leagues and programs, including both tiers of MLS NEXT, the Northeast Academy League, and the National Academy League (NAL). Their teams also participate in the New England EDP (USYS National League) and various national tournaments. The club provides a true travel soccer experience, with U15+ teams attending top college showcases on the East Coast.

Leagues: MLS Next | MLS Next 2 | DPL

NEFC (New England Futbol Club) is a premier non-profit youth soccer club that trains players aged 6-23 in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island. Founded in 2009 through a merger, NEFC has grown to be one of the largest clubs in New England, with over 3500 players and a staff of over 85. They offer various programs and teams, including a needs-based scholarship program to help provide financial assistance to players. NEFC teams compete in leagues such as the Northeast Soccer League (NSL), Region 1, and the New England Premiership (NEP), and their highest level team will compete in USL League Two starting in 2025. NEFC also hosts several tournaments throughout the year, attracting teams and college coaches from across North America. The club focuses on player development with a professional coaching staff and utilizes facilities across their regions, including their own complex in Mendon, Massachusetts. While aiming to produce varsity-level high school players, NEFC also emphasizes the academic, social, and psychological development of its players.

Leagues: MLS Next | Girls Academy | MLS Next 2 | DPL

FC Stars is an elite premier youth soccer club based in Acton, Massachusetts, with programs extending across New England, including New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. Established in 2000, FC Stars has a long history of developing top-tier players and achieving national success, including a USYSA National Championship in 2005 and a US Club Soccer National Championship in 2015. The club distinguishes itself through a comprehensive training development program that addresses the technical, tactical, physical, and psychological needs of dedicated players. FC Stars operates a tiered team system and employs experienced full-time and part-time coaching staff, which is a significant factor in their consistent playing success. They are a proud founding member of the prestigious Elite Clubs National League (ECNL) for both girls and boys, and their teams also compete in the Regional Academy League (RAL) and the New England Club Soccer League (NECSL). The club hosts the annual Stars Cup, a highly-rated premier tournament. FC Stars is a non-profit organization committed to providing high-quality opportunities for young players, with a proven pathway for college soccer aspirations.

Leagues: ECNL Girls | ECNL Boys | ECNL RL Girls | ECNL RL Boys | Pre-ECNL | Pre-ECNL | NPL | DPL

FC Boston Bolts is a youth soccer club operating throughout Massachusetts, with regions including Boston, Central MA, Metro North, North Shore, and Western MA. Established in 1986, it is the oldest and most prestigious soccer club in New England. The club is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that serves a diverse membership from various domestic and international backgrounds. The Bolts provide programs for a wide range of age groups, starting from youth development and continuing to pre-professional teams. A key feature of the club is its proven pathway for players to advance to collegiate and professional soccer careers. For boys, the highest levels of competition offered include MLS Next, the National Academy League, and USL Academy. The top-tier programs for girls are the Girls Academy (GA), the National Academy League, and the Development Player League (DPL). The club has a strong history of player development, with 29 players progressing to professional MLS Academies over the past five years and numerous alumni playing professionally and for national teams.

Leagues: DPL

Seacoast United Massachusetts is a youth soccer club operating in the North Shore region of Massachusetts, with facilities in towns such as Byfield, Amesbury, and Andover. The parent organization, 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 range of player development pathways and programs for a wide variety of ages, from a Junior Academy to elite older teams. Seacoast United distinguishes itself through its dedicated coaching staff and a philosophy that treats soccer as a way of life, aiming to develop players both on and off the field. This approach provides youth athletes with the tools to reach their potential and prepares them for challenges beyond soccer. For its most competitive players, the club provides elite pathways to the highest levels of youth soccer. Seacoast United's top teams compete in the highest-level national leagues, including the MLS Next Academy for boys and the Girls Academy (GA) for girls. These programs are designed to develop players capable of competing at collegiate and professional levels.

Leagues: DPL

Western United Pioneers FC is a youth soccer organization operating in western Massachusetts and northern Connecticut. Established in 1997, the non-profit club is dedicated to the holistic development of players on and off the field. The club serves over 700 members, fielding boys and girls teams in age groups from U7 through U19 and beyond. A unique feature of the club is its "SOCCER FAMILY, NOT SOCCER FACTORY" philosophy, emphasizing individual player development. Western United Pioneers FC provides a complete pathway to the pre-professional levels for both male and female players. This pathway is facilitated through affiliations with the Western Mass Pioneers men's team and the New England Mutiny women's team. The club's top teams compete in several leagues, including the New England Premiership (NEP). The development structure is crowned by a collegiate program through the USL Academy, a USL League Two team for men, and a UWS team for women.

Leagues: DPL