Members of various Jersey Knights teams were honored at the Soccer Coaches Association of New Jersey 44th Annual Banquet on January 6th at the Pines Manor in Edison.From left: Domenic Polidoro, Monroe HS, JK U18 Summer Select Elite, All-State Team HM, Christian Corbisiero, Monroe HS, JK U17 Wizards, U18 Summer Select Elite, All-State Team HM, JK Soccer Director Pedro Lopes, Luiggi Buffolino, Monroe HS, JK U18 Summer Select Elite, All-State Selection First Team, Regional All-American, Middlesex County Player of the Year, Anish Beweja, North Brunswick HS, JK U18 Summer Select Elite, JK U18 Gunners, All-State Selection First Team, JK Coach Paul Liddy, North Brunswick HS Coach, Coach JK U14 Rebels, NBHS Red Division Champions, JK Coach Steve MacKenzie, Monroe HS, JK Coach U20M Knights, U11B Crusaders, Coach of the Year Central I Section.

Congratulations to the U18G Cavalry for completing a very successful Fall 2012 Showcase Season. The Cavalry women began the fall with 3 wins and an appearance in the finals at the MAPS College Showcase and followed that success by winning all 4  games at the Kirkwood College Showcase in New Castle, Delaware. The team will begin training again in January and anticipate a successful spring season. The Cavalry is trained and coached by Knight’s Soccer Director, Mike Knoth  and assistant coach Megan Knoth and is managed by Joe Evans.

The Jersey Knights Spartans U13B won the championship at the 2012 George Pratt Memorial Soccer Tournament in Cape May on October 6-7. The Spartans successfully finished the Columbus Day Weekend with  a 4-0-0 record. The team is coached by Adam Hooper and managed by Jeff Warmke. Congratulations Spartans!!!

The Jersey Knights have formed a partnership with Viridian Energy as part of a new fundraising program that will benfit both the environment and the Club! The Knights are proud to be a part of green living and the green movement. If you recycle at home and care about our environment then you may want to take part in our new green energy fundraising opportunity.

The Knights are now offering a specialized training program for younger players ages 7-9. The program, for both boys and girls, revolves around a 5 v 5 model with the emphasis on playing and developing skills without any pressure on winning games - just having fun, enjoying the game and developing a solid skill set that will lead to success on the field. In addition to weekly training with Knight’s trainers, players will participate in "festivals" where a series of short matches are played on modified size fields. Festivals usually last 3-4 hours with 4 or 5-15 minute matches being playeed. Groups train during the week with one of our trainers (Fridays as not to conflict with any other rec or club commitments)and play on a weekend at the festival.