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CJSA Announces Partnership with Deep Breaths Counseling

June 4, 2025 by admin

Partnership Focused on Advancing Mental Wellness and Performance for Youth Athletes

Connecticut Junior Soccer Association (CJSA) has announced a formal partnership with Deep Breaths Counseling & Mental Performance, a Connecticut-based leader in sport psychology and mental performance consulting. This collaboration will provide innovative mental wellness and performance resources to athletes, coaches and families across the state.

The partnership builds upon an existing foundation that was established earlier this year, when Deep Breaths Counseling led multiple breakout sessions during the 2025 CJSA Leadership Symposium, an annual gathering of coaches, club directors and state soccer leaders.

“We are thrilled to partner with Deep Breaths Counseling & Mental Performance to support our soccer community,” said Josh Krusewski, CJSA Executive Director. “Having Andrew Toce, a former CJSA player and referee, leading this initiative makes it even more special. We’re confident that Andrew and his team will provide invaluable mental health and performance resources to our players, referees, families and administrators throughout Connecticut.”

As part of this collaboration, Deep Breaths Counseling will contribute monthly educational content to CJSA’s membership newsletter and host exclusive webinars covering core mental performance topics such as team culture, self-confidence, gameday anxiety and overall mental wellness. These initiatives reflect a shared commitment to developing the “whole athlete” and promoting mental health at all levels of youth soccer.

“At CJSA, our mission is to develop well-rounded players, and that goes beyond the game itself,” said Andy Parker, CJSA Grassroots Coaching Coordinator. “Partnering with Deep Breaths Counseling allows us to prioritize the mental and emotional well-being of our young athletes—helping them build confidence, resilience and healthy habits that last a lifetime. This collaboration is a meaningful step toward nurturing not just better players, but better people.”

Founded by Andrew Toce, M.Ed., MBA, LPC, CMPC, a Certified Mental Performance Consultant® and licensed professional counselor, Deep Breaths Counseling has supported athletes from youth academies to Major League Soccer with tailored strategies to enhance performance, resilience and leadership. Services include individual coaching, team workshops and organizational training for clubs and staff.

“I’m so excited for the opportunity to partner with CJSA through Deep Breaths Counseling & Mental Performance,” said Toce. “This is a big step forward in supporting the whole athlete—giving players, coaches and parents greater access to trusted mental performance coaching and counseling services. These resources will help athletes build resilience, recover from mistakes more quickly, and find success both on and off the field.”

Together, CJSA and Deep Breaths Counseling aim to strengthen the mental foundation of Connecticut’s soccer community by equipping athletes with the tools they need to succeed in the game and beyond.

“As a soccer player and official for the majority of my life, this partnership is a full-circle moment,” continued Toce. “It’s deeply meaningful to be able to give back to the Connecticut soccer community that helped shape me. What a huge moment for youth sports in our state.”

For further information about Deep Breaths Counseling & Mental Performance, check them out online: deepbreathscounseling.com

To contact the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association, please call (860) 676-1161 or email office@cjsa.org. Also make sure to follow us on social media!

CJSA Crowns State Cup Champions

June 3, 2025 by admin

Connecticut Junior Soccer Association (CJSA) hosted its State Cup Finals this past Sunday, with championship matches taking place at Farmington Sports Arena. CJSA State Cup serves as a non-residency competition, and state winners now advance to the US Youth Soccer Eastern Regional Championships later this month in Loudoun County, Virginia.

“On behalf of the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association, I extend our congratulations to all of our State Cup Champions. You have earned a well-deserved place at the US Youth Soccer Regional Championships in Virginia,” said Josh Krusewski, Executive Director of the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association. “We are confident that you will represent Connecticut well. Best of luck as you compete on the regional stage.”

CJSA State Cup Champions

  • 12U Boys: Hartford SC Athletic
  • 12U Girls: Ole FC
  • 13U Boys: Vale SC Newells
  • 13U Girls: Inter Connecticut FC
  • 14U Boys: Hartford SC Athletic
  • 14U Girls: A.C. Connecticut
  • 15U Boys: Chelsea Piers SC
  • 15U Girls: Ole FC
  • 16U Boys: Chelsea Piers SC
  • 16U Girls: A.C. Connecticut
  • 17U Boys: CT Rush
  • 17U Girls Champion: Valley FC (Determined via Round Robin)
  • 18U/19U Boys: JA Elite
  • 18U/19U Girls: A.C. Connecticut (Determined via Round Robin)

Adding to the great atmosphere at CJSA State Cup was sponsor activation from GCI Outdoor and Bear’s Smokehouse BBQ. The GCI Comfort Zone featured the official sideline chair of CJSA, which is perfect for players, parents and fans who want to relax in style. The official BBQ of CJSA, Bear’s Smokehouse BBQ, was also onsite with their legendary food truck.

After lifting the trophy for their respective age groups, CJSA State Cup champions are now eligible for the US Youth Soccer (USYS) Eastern Regional Championships later this month in Loudoun County, Virginia. Regional winners at the 13U age group and higher then move onto the USYS National Championships in July at the Disney Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando, Florida. The CJSA State Cup is part of the USYS National Championships Presented by New York Life, which is the country’s most prestigious national youth soccer tournament.

With the CJSA State Cup Finals now completed, Connecticut Cup Presented by DICK’S Sporting Goods is next on the schedule with its final round of competition in Simsbury on Saturday, June 14th. Connecticut Cup is made available to teams playing in the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association that meet residency requirements.

To contact the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association, please call (860) 676-1161 or email office@cjsa.org. Also make sure to follow us on social media!

CJSA Hosting State Cup Finals this Weekend

May 29, 2025 by admin

CJSA Hosting State Cup Finals this Weekend

Connecticut Junior Soccer Association (CJSA) is set to host its State Cup Finals this Sunday, with championship matches taking place at Farmington Sports Arena. CJSA State Cup serves as a non-residency competition, offering a pathway to the US Youth Soccer Eastern Regional Championships this June in Loudoun County, Virginia.

“Best of luck to all of the teams competing in the CJSA State Cup Finals this Sunday!” said Josh Krusewski, Executive Director of the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association. “We’re especially excited to crown champions and learn who will advance to represent Connecticut at the East Region Championships in Virginia.” 

CJSA State Cup Championship Matches

  • 12U Boys: Hartford SC Athletic vs. Valley FC
  • 12U Girls: CFC Ole vs. Inter Connecticut FC
  • 13U Boys: Vale SC Newells vs. Hartford SC Athletic
  • 13U Girls: A.C. Connecticut vs. Inter Connecticut FC
  • 14U Boys: CT Rush vs. Hartford SC Athletic
  • 14U Girls: Inter Connecticut FC vs. A.C. Connecticut
  • 15U Boys: Chelsea Piers SC vs. JA Elite
  • 15U Girls: A.C. Connecticut vs. CFC Ole
  • 16U Boys: Chelsea Piers SC vs. Sporting CT
  • 16U Girls: A.C. Connecticut vs. Chelsea Piers SC
  • 17U Boys: CT Rush vs. Sporting CT
  • 17U Girls Champion: Valley FC (Determined via Round Robin)
  • 18U/19U Boys: CT Rush vs. JA Elite
  • 18U/19U Girls: A.C. Connecticut vs. Southeast SC (Determined via Round Robin)

When attending CJSA State Cup on Sunday, swing by the GCI Comfort Zone and check out the official sideline chair of CJSA, perfect for players, parents and fans who want to relax in style. The official BBQ of CJSA, Bear’s Smokehouse BBQ, will also be onsite with their legendary food truck from 9 AM to 2 PM.

After lifting the trophy for their respective age groups, CJSA State Cup champions become eligible for the US Youth Soccer (USYS) Eastern Regional Championships next month in Loudoun County, Virginia. Regional winners at the 13U age group and higher then move onto the USYS National Championships this July at the Disney Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando, Florida. The CJSA State Cup is part of the USYS National Championships Presented by New York Life, which is the country’s most prestigious national youth soccer tournament.

After the CJSA State Cup Finals are completed this weekend, Connecticut Cup Presented by DICK’S Sporting Goods will host its final round of competition in Simsbury on Saturday, June 14th. Connecticut Cup is made available to teams playing in the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association that meet residency requirements.

To contact the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association, please call (860) 676-1161 or email office@cjsa.org. Also make sure to follow us on social media!

CJSA Announces Partnership with GCI Outdoor

May 28, 2025 by admin

CJSA Announces Partnership with GCI Outdoor

Connecticut Junior Soccer Association (CJSA) announced today a partnership with GCI Outdoor, a leading global innovator of portable, built-to-last outdoor furniture. Through this collaboration, GCI Outdoor becomes the Official Chair of CJSA, helping elevate the sideline experience for athletes, coaches and families across the state.

“We’re proud to partner with GCI Outdoor to enhance the game day experience for our soccer families,” said Josh Krusewski, Executive Director of Connecticut Junior Soccer Association. “With their top-quality chairs, tables, stadium seats, canopies and sunshades, parents and supporters can come to their children’s games fully equipped for comfort and convenience. There’s nothing better than being able to sit comfortably and quietly to enjoy watching your young athlete play the beautiful game.”

This partnership reflects a shared commitment to support youth development both on and off the field. GCI Outdoor will have a presence at key CJSA events throughout the year, including Connecticut Cup and State Cup in the fall and spring. As part of its involvement, GCI Outdoor will execute branded activations at select CJSA events, providing engaging opportunities that strengthen community connection and brand visibility.

“We’re proud to support CJSA in its mission to develop, promote and administer youth soccer across Connecticut,” said Karen Pitts, Vice President of Marketing at GCI Outdoor. “This partnership aligns perfectly with GCI Outdoor’s commitment to enhancing outdoor experiences through innovative comfort and quality. Supporting young athletes as they compete at the state and local levels helps build confidence, character and teamwork—foundations that are essential for future success.”

Together, CJSA and GCI Outdoor are committed to delivering a first-class youth sports environment, on the field and from the sidelines. With Connecticut Cup serving as the statewide competition for residency-based teams, and CJSA State Cup offering a pathway to the US Youth Soccer Eastern Regional Championships for non-residency teams, GCI Outdoor’s support will enhance the gameday experience at every level of competition.

Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Connecticut, GCI Outdoor has been redefining outdoor comfort and convenience for nearly three decades. With a product line that includes camp chairs, tables, stadium seats, canopies and sunshades, GCI is trusted by outdoor enthusiasts across the globe. Today, its products are sold in more than 3,000 retail stores worldwide and online at gcioutdoor.com.

To contact the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association, please call (860) 676-1161 or email office@cjsa.org. Also make sure to follow us on social media!

CJSA Announces Partnership with Bear’s Smokehouse BBQ

May 27, 2025 by admin

Connecticut Junior Soccer Association

Partnership Fueled by Flavor and Community Connection

Connecticut Junior Soccer Association (CJSA) is pleased to announce a partnership with Bear’s Smokehouse BBQ, a Connecticut-based restaurant known for its Kansas City-style barbecue and strong commitment to the community. This collaboration brings together two organizations with deep local roots, creating exciting opportunities to connect with soccer families through great food and shared experiences.

With five locations across Connecticut and two in Asheville, North Carolina, Bear’s Smokehouse BBQ has earned a loyal following through its high-quality, homemade BBQ and dedication to local engagement. Co-founded by Kansas City native Jamie McDonald and Windsor Locks resident Cheryl Antoncic, Bear’s Smokehouse BBQ has become a household favorite for families across the state.

“We’re thrilled to bring together two of our biggest passions — BBQ and sports! — in partnership with the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association,” said Cheryl Antoncic, co-owner of Bear’s Smokehouse BBQ. “Serving athletes and fans has always been a critical part of our business, specifically our local home teams, and we’re excited to support CJSA, its players and their families across the state. It’s a fantastic opportunity to fuel game days with great BBQ and build lasting connections in the community.”

As part of the relationship, Bear’s Smokehouse BBQ will be onsite at upcoming CJSA events such as the Spring Connecticut Cup and State Cup, with additional appearances planned for the fall season. To celebrate the launch of the collaboration, Bear’s Smokehouse BBQ will host a watch party at its Hartford location on Saturday, June 7, for the U.S. Men’s National Team match against Turkey. Families and fans who show their CJSA affiliation will receive 10% off food, kicking off the partnership with a gameday gathering centered around community, soccer and great food.

“We’re excited to welcome Bear’s Smokehouse BBQ as our official BBQ partner. Great food brings families and teams together!” said Josh Krusewski, Executive Director of Connecticut Junior Soccer Association.“This partnership will help fuel our players and families in their restaurants, as well as at tournaments and events across Connecticut. We look forward to having Bear’s on site at our state championships on June 1st and are excited about the US Men’s Soccer watch party on June 7th.”

This partnership reflects CJSA’s ongoing mission to enhance the youth soccer experience for its membership both on and off the field. CJSA teams and families interested in booking catering for tournaments, team events or celebrations can contact Bear’s catering team at catering@bearsbbq.com.

To contact the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association, please call (860) 676-1161 or email office@cjsa.org. Also make sure to follow us on social media!

CJSA Wraps Up Successful Weekend with the Soccer Community

February 27, 2025 by admin

CJSA Wraps Up Successful Weekend with the Soccer Community

The Connecticut Junior Soccer Association (CJSA) concluded a successful series of events with the soccer community this past weekend, highlighted by the 2025 CJSA President’s Awards Dinner, Club Leadership Symposium and Annual General Meeting. Events throughout the weekend were hosted at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel in Bristol.

The weekend kicked off on Friday night as CJSA celebrated its annual award winners at the 2025 President’s Awards Dinner. The event honored players, teams, coaches, referees and volunteers for their outstanding performances and contributions to youth soccer in the state over the previous year.

On Saturday, CJSA hosted its Leadership Symposium, which is an event designed to empower the soccer community with tools and insights to enhance the game for club leaders, coaches, players, families and administrators. The symposium featured a series of educational workshops and interactive sessions that addressed critical topics in the youth soccer community.

“Friday night was a packed house and an awesome celebration of all our award winners. It was great to see so many who give so much to our sport be recognized,” said Josh Krusewski, Executive Director of the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association. “We have also heard so much positive feedback about Saturday’s sessions. We want to send out a special thanks to Andrew Toce with Deep Breaths Counseling & Mental Performance and Jessica Testani Creem with Advanced Physical Therapy for sharing their expertise across three very important topics.”

The weekend concluded on Saturday afternoon with CJSA’s Annual General Meeting, bringing together board members and club leaders to discuss key updates and initiatives for the State Association. An important discussion during the AGM resulted in revisions to the CJSA Sending Off Policy.

“An update of our sending off policy, or now known as our disciplinary matrix, was long overdue,” stated Krusewski. “There are a lot of things that happen within the game environment, and this revision is much more specific and detailed. It comes at a good time as US Soccer has also revised its Policy 531-9 regarding misconduct towards game officials. Hopefully with both revisions in place, we start to see a decrease in bad behavior.”

This Saturday evening, the Connecticut Soccer Hall of Fame will be inducting its 2025 class with an enshrinement ceremony at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel in Bristol. The newest members of the Connecticut Soccer Hall of Fame include Roy Gurnon, Tom Lang, James O’Brien, Catherine Shankweiler, Junior Salmon, Hank Steinbrecher and Tiffany Weimer. The celebration will recognize each individual for their outstanding contributions to soccer in our state, and the ceremony will also be streamed live on the Connecticut Soccer Hall of Fame’s new YouTube channel.

To contact the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association, please call (860) 676-1161 or email office@cjsa.org. Also make sure to follow us on social media!

CJSA Set for Busy Weekend with the Soccer Community

February 21, 2025 by admin

CJSA Annual Awards Dinner

The Connecticut Junior Soccer Association (CJSA) kicks off a busy weekend with its soccer community on Friday night when the State Association celebrates its annual award winners at the 2025 Annual President’s Awards Dinner. The event will be held at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel in Bristol, and CJSA will follow up the marquee event with a Club Leadership Symposium and its Annual General Meeting on Saturday.

“We eagerly anticipate the weekend ahead, celebrating achievements at our awards dinner on Friday night, and empowering our members with valuable knowledge and skills at our leadership symposium on Saturday morning,” said Josh Krusewski, Executive Director of the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association.

Each year, the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association hosts its Annual President’s Awards Dinner, where players, teams, coaches, referees and volunteers are recognized for outstanding performances and contributions to youth soccer in the state. View the list of award winners.

Being hosted on Saturday, the CJSA Leadership Symposium is designed to empower the soccer community with tools and knowledge to enhance the game for club leaders, coaches, players, families and administrators. Through a series of educational workshops and interactive sessions, the event will address critical topics in the youth soccer community. View the sessions being held at the CJSA Leadership Symposium.

Following the Annual President’s Awards Dinner on Friday night and the Leadership Symposium on Saturday morning, CJSA will conclude the busy weekend with its Annual General Meeting on Saturday afternoon. For all of the latest information on Saturday, make sure to follow us on the BAND app for updates.

To contact the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association, please call (860) 676-1161 or email office@cjsa.org. Also make sure to follow us on social media!

Lilyana Joseph Called Up to U.S. U-19 Women’s National Team

February 18, 2025 by admin

FROM CONNECTICUT TO THE WORLD STAGE: A Look at Lilyana Joseph’s Journey to the U.S. U-19 Women’s National Team

As Lilyana “Lily” Joseph steps onto the field in Spain this week with the U.S. U-19 Women’s National Team, she carries with her a spirit of resilience, determination and the deep-rooted soccer culture of Connecticut. Her selection for the L’Albir U-19 Women’s International Tournament from February 15-27 is the latest milestone in a journey defined by relentless dedication, overcoming adversity and a passion for the game that has fueled her rise from local standout to national team selection.

As part of the tournament, Lily and the U.S. U-19 squad will face off against some of the world’s top youth teams. They first open competition against the Netherlands on Thursday, February 20th, at Estadio Rico Perez in Alicante, Spain. They then take on England at Estadio Antonio Solana on Sunday, February 23rd, before closing out the event against host nation Spain on Wednesday, February 26th, at Estadio Guillermo Amor.

Connecticut Roots and ODP Excellence

Lily’s love for soccer was nurtured in Connecticut, where she honed her skills with South Central Premier and Connecticut Rush Select. Her commitment and talent quickly set her apart, earning her a place in the Olympic Development Program (ODP) pipeline. She attended ODP National Training Camps in 2020, 2022 and 2024, and she was named to the ODP Regional Team in 2019, 2021 and 2024. She was also honored as the 2022 Connecticut ODP Female Player of the Year, a testament to her influence on the field and her growing reputation as one of the top young players in the state.

Overcoming Setbacks, Breaking Records

Lily’s pathway to success has not been without obstacles. During her sophomore year, she suffered a devastating ACL injury that could have derailed her momentum, but it instead became the catalyst for a remarkable comeback. In her first season back, Lily not only returned to form, she shattered records. She scored an astonishing 66 goals in just 19 games at Hamden Hall Country Day School, breaking a single-season scoring record that previously stood at 46. Over her final two seasons, she amassed 102 total goals and earned a collection of honors including All-State, All-FAA, All-NEPSAC and 2023 NEPSAC Player of the Year. 

Beyond her dominance on the field, Lily was equally dedicated in the classroom, making the Honor Roll every semester and receiving the All-Around Student Award in 2022.

Making an Impact at Notre Dame

Her outstanding high school and club career paved the way for the next chapter, which was playing at the University of Notre Dame, one of the nation’s premier women’s soccer programs.

“I chose Notre Dame because of its competitive soccer program and its rigorous academics,” she said after selecting Notre Dame as her college destination. “Notre Dame harbors an environment that I can see myself growing spiritually, emotionally and physically.”

Lily wasted no time making her mark with the Fighting Irish. As a freshman midfielder/forward this past fall, she appeared in 22 matches, starting 12, and recorded eight goals, including a standout brace in the NCAA Tournament that helped Notre Dame reach the quarterfinals. Her breakout season earned her a spot on the ACC All-Freshman Team, reinforcing her status as a rising star in collegiate soccer.

“This is a well-deserved call up for Lily, she had a fantastic freshman season at Notre Dame,” said Josh Krusewski, Executive Director of the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association. “Her hard work, commitment and relentless drive has always set her apart from others. Connecticut is incredibly happy for Lily and can’t wait to see her represent at the highest level!”

Continuing a Soccer Legacy

Lily’s talent and passion for the game runs deep in her family. Her father, Roland Joseph, won two national championships at Southern Connecticut State University and played for the Trinidad & Tobago National Team, providing Lily with both inspiration and a blueprint for success.

A National Team Call-Up and a Bright Future

Lily’s journey has now taken her to the international stage, as she dons the red, white and blue for the U.S. U-19 Women’s National Team. Competing in Spain is an opportunity to showcase her skills on a global level, but it is also a moment of pride for the Connecticut soccer community that has supported her every step of the way.

Her story is one of perseverance, passion and an unyielding drive to succeed. From Connecticut ODP to the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and now representing her country, Lilyana Joseph’s journey is still just beginning. As she takes the field in Spain, she does so not just as an elite athlete but also as a role model for young players dreaming of creating their own path to the highest levels of the game.

To contact the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association, please call (860) 676-1161 or email office@cjsa.org. Also make sure to follow us on social media!

Sessions Announced for 2025 CJSA Leadership Symposium

January 30, 2025 by admin

Sessions Announced for 2025 CJSA Leadership Symposium

The Connecticut Junior Soccer Association (CJSA) is set to host its 2025 Leadership Symposium on Saturday, February 22nd, at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel in Bristol. This cornerstone event is part of a dynamic weekend celebrating the youth soccer community, kicking off with the 2025 Annual President’s Awards Dinner on Friday evening and concluding with the CJSA Annual General Meeting on Saturday afternoon.

Registration is currently open for the CJSA Leadership Symposium, which is designed to empower the soccer community with tools and knowledge to enhance the game for club leaders, coaches, players, families and administrators. Through a series of educational workshops and interactive sessions, the event will address critical topics in the youth soccer community.

“We are excited to celebrate the outstanding achievements of our award winners,” said Josh Krusewski, Executive Director of the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association. “This recognition extends to our volunteers, board members, referees and coaches who are the backbone of our local programming. We thank them all for their invaluable contributions. Saturday’s Leadership Symposium is shaping up to be a great resource for all coaches, referees, parents and club leadership.”

Sessions at the CJSA Leadership Symposium

Attendees at the CJSA Leadership Symposium can participate in the following sessions designed to educate and inspire:

  • 7v7 US Soccer Coaching Education (In-Person, Classroom Only)
  • College Recruiting Truths (For Players and Families)
  • Sports Connect: Open Hours for Club Administrators
  • Referee Recertification (Led by Connecticut State Referee Program)
  • TOPSoccer: Starting a Program and Club Support
  • Handling Emergency Situations (Led by Advanced Physical Therapy)
  • Under Pressure: Managing Anxiety in Youth Athletes (Led by Deep Breaths Counseling & Mental Performance)
  • Connecticut Cup: A Rules and Roster Conversation (For Club Administrators)
  • Coaching Education Opportunities: Introduction of the CJSA Certificate
  • 9v9 US Soccer Coaching Education (In-Person, Classroom Only)
  • Referee In-Person Field Training Session (Led by Connecticut State Referee Program)
  • The Athlete Triad: Athlete, Parent, Coach (Led by Deep Breaths Counseling & Mental Performance)

Please note that workshops are subject to change. Prior to the Leadership Symposium, check our website for any updates regarding the event schedule.

CJSA would also like to extend its gratitude to the sponsors and supporters of the 2025 CJSA Leadership Symposium, which includes DICK’S Sporting Goods, SportsConnect, BAND, PRIME Hydration, Nike, Hudl, Hartford Athletic, Soccer & Rugby Imports, Advanced Physical Therapy, NYCFC, KwikGoal, New England Revolution, Hartford Wolf Pack, Deep Breaths Counseling & Mental Performance, Officially Human and Soccer Wars.

Committed vendors at the CJSA Leadership Symposium include Hartford Athletic, New England Revolution, Soccer & Rugby Imports, NYCFC, Challenger, Deep Breaths Counseling & Mental Performance, Soccer.com, Epic, Jaypro Sports, Futsal & Street Soccer and Soccer XS.

The Connecticut Junior Soccer Association recently announced the winners of its 2024 annual awards, who will be celebrated as part of the 2025 Annual President’s Awards Dinner on Friday, February 21st. Tickets for the awards dinner are currently available for purchase online.

To contact the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association, please call (860) 676-1161 or email office@cjsa.org. Also make sure to follow us on social media!

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