[USA]: Finding a team to play for...?

[jumbo]

Let me just start off by saying that I'm posting this coz I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired and I'm sick and tired of not playing football. I need a good advice. I'm completely lost.

I need some help with getting me back to playing. I live in a small town, attend a community college. The only soccer team that I know of here is the local High School (where I used to go) team. Other than that, nothing. There are football fields all over the town but it doesn't seem like there are any clubs around here. My college has 2 f fields but it doesn't seem like they got a football team there, or any (a. football, hockey, basketball...) team for that matter.

What should I do, who should I turn to? I've done research on the net and come up with some teams in this state but they're all ******* U10, U13, etc. (what the ****, ******* ridiculous).

Should I ask at the college? Where else?

Final word: What do I do?

Thanks. Peace.

 

[Bobby]

http://www.uslsoccer.com/

see if one of them is near you and try out

 

[jumbo]

Nice site. Thanks man. No teams in Connecticut though.

 

[Rochester Rhino]

move, somewhere else. Like Rochester, soccer is huge here. That's why it's called soccertown, USA

 

[LuckyStrike]

In Conn you may be able to find a British pub that has a team. The place where I go here in LA has their own team and other soccer players are alwalys coming in after their games.

 

[LaBrujita]

Re: [USA]: Finding a team to play for...?

Originally posted by jumbo

Should I ask at the college? Where else?

Final word: What do I do?

Thanks. Peace.

Asking someone who lives there/might know would probably be the best thing.
Track down a teacher in the PE department, or something, and ask them.

 

[Malenfant]

Look for a Mexican restaurant I know a lot of the people that work at them play all the time.. at least around here. If they speak enough English play with them.

 

[Roy Race]

Why not start up your own team?
That's what I did when I was younger.
Wasn't that hard to do, although I live in the UK so it was probably easier for me to join a league, get a sponsor, buy kit and hire a pitch.
Just an idea for you

 

[LilPlayaJosh]

Come to Texas it is actually pretty big here because of the Latin American community. I live in a town with about 100,000 people and on the east side of town there is a little mexican league to play in.