Leagues

Fellsway Wanderers FC plays in multiple USYS sancioned leagues.  It’s important to our club directors that we always stive to place teams and players in the best curcumstance for their development.  That could mean level of competition, league structure, and pathways.  No one league has the best option for all situations.  Fellsway Wanderers ability to create relationships with multiple leagues is an obvious advantage to our families.

The mission of the Grassroots Development League (GDL) is to provide supplemental development opportunities for u7 and u8 players. Utilizing a unique technology to provide players with real time digital feedback in a fun and engaging way, the GDL’s education driven approach makes it the first program of its kind in the marketplace! With a focus placed on creating a convenient, low cost and low commitment program, the GDL truly does cater for all!

The CCL is based on the philosophy that the player is a member of the club as well as a member of the team and that successful clubs develop players and teams from within.

The Club Champions League (CCL) is the first club-to-club, and largest, club-based youth soccer league in the United States.  With four distinct competitive divisions, and four conferences (CCL, CCL Florida, CCL Georgia, and CCL New England) the league has over 15,500 participants, and over 100,000 registered youth soccer players within CCL member clubs in 9 states and the District of Columbia.  The CCL is larger than many state associations.

The New England Club Soccer League is commitment to the players and families of New England for the 2020/2021 season and beyond. We are committed and dedicated to working together with clubs and fellow New England and National based organizations to provide as many possible opportunities for players to enjoy playing soccer.

The US Youth Soccer New England Conference, Managed by EDP Soccer, is one of 13 Conferences under the US Youth Soccer National League in the Multi-State Tier. The New England Conference consists of teams primarily from Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Rhode Island and Connecticut. The top teams in the Conference’s Premier I tier may earn advancement to the US Youth Soccer Regional Championships, part of the US Youth Soccer National Championship Series. New England Conference teams also have a pathway to participate in the new National League Showcase Series.