Southeast Soccer Club
About Southeast Soccer Club
Southeast Soccer Club gives boys' and girls' varsity soccer in Omaha a steady home base, with support that goes well beyond game day. It also hands coaches the practical tools they need, from Team App communication and SafeSport training to game day rosters, scoring, and risk management guidance. For families and players, that means the soccer side is supported by people who have the structure around it covered.
What sets Southeast Soccer Club apart is how much of the coach side it handles with real, usable detail. The club pairs varsity soccer teams with communication tools, compliance guidance, and a coaching training library, so the support is built into the experience instead of added on later.
Programs
The concrete work this nonprofit runs. Each program may later become a fundable project.
Varsity boys soccer
Boys' varsity soccer team listed for Conestoga.
Varsity girls soccer
Girls' varsity soccer team listed for Conestoga.
Coaching resources and training library
Guidance and tools for coaches, including game day rosters and scoring, risk management guidance, Team App communication, reschedule requests, SafeSport training, NYSL rules, the Tournament Center, and tactics and practice-planning materials.
About this work
In their own words — what they do, who it reaches, and what your dollars actually fund.
Mission
Southeast Soccer Club supports boys' and girls' varsity soccer and provides coaching resources for players, parents, and coaches.
Who they serve
Youth soccer players, coaches, and families
Our story
Southeast Soccer Club received nonprofit status in 2010, and it supports the Conestoga soccer program with varsity teams and coach resources.
Ways to help
Concrete needs and volunteer roles Southeast Soccer Club has shared.
Volunteer opportunities
- Register as a coach or assistant coach.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about this nonprofit and how its work happens.
What coaching tools does Southeast Soccer Club provide?
It provides game day rosters and scoring resources, risk management guidance, Team App communication, reschedule request guidance, SafeSport training, NYSL rules, the Tournament Center, and a coaching training library.
Who is required to complete SafeSport training?
All SESC head and assistant coaches.
How do coaches communicate with families?
Coaches are asked to use Team App as the main way to communicate, and to add parents, guardians, and other relatives as members.
How are reschedule requests handled?
For Red Conference games, coaches can submit a reschedule request. For Blue conference rescheduling, coaches are directed to the NYSL homepage.
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