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Morris United Travel Soccer is the travel arm of Morris United.
Morris United provides recreational and travel soccer teams to over 1500 children in
Morristown, Morris Township, Morris Plains and the surrounding towns. Morris United is a
private, non-profit club that works closely with the local recreation departments and
school districts to provide and maintain fields and facilities for our program.
Field Status
Jean St is CLOSED. All games scheduled to play on Jean St will play on F2.
All other fields are OPEN.
Updated 9/28/08 at 10:05am
MUSC Wizards win the State Cup!
Morris United Wizards Win!
The Morris United Wizards won the U18 Boys State Cup on Sunday defeating Delran United 2-1 in overtime. Congratulations to the team and their hard work.
added 5/18/2008
Morris United News
STA Program Plans to Expand in 2008
During the 2006-2007 Season, Morris United joined forces with the Sonesoccer Training
Academy to form the Morris United STA program. The STA program provides Academy level
teams at Morris United. The teams are trained full time by Sonesoccer trainers and compete
in competitive leagues such as MAPS or JAGS. To find
out more about the program and the STA teams, visit the
STA Soccer website.
details.
Added 4/14/2008
Get the Facts about Morris Townships Field Turf Plan
Morris Township is working on a plan to build two new turf fields off Rt 202 in Morris Township. Get
the facts about the plan including the proposed site layout on Morris Township's Website. The complex will house local youth sports leagues such as Morris United
Soccer and the Colonial Lacrosse teams.
added 3/22/2008
Morris United Goalie Training
Morris United will again provide goalie specific training to is members. All current Morris United Players
are eligible to attend the goalie training. Training will be held weekly:
Full Sided Training (U11 and up)
- Mondays 6:30-8:00pm at Ketch field
Small Sided Training (U8 - U10) -
Wednesdays 6:30-8:00pm at Ketch field
Updated 9/22/2008
Jean St Field Official Opening
Morris United and Morris Township dedicated Jean St Field on Sunday. In attendance were
members of the Morris United Board, Morris Township Council, and the Mayor. Mayor Nace
was assisted by a number of players in cutting the ribbon for the field.
Directions to the field can be
found here.
added 10/30/2007
Congratulations!
Spring 2008 Flight Winners!
Congratulations to all our flight winners
from the Spring 2008 season:
Scorpions - U11 Boys - MCYSA Flight 1
Neighborhood House Galaxy - U19 Boys - MCYSA Flight 2
Congratulations to our Ranked Teams!
Morris United STA Liverpool (U15 boys) - Ranked 23rd in NJ by Gotsoccer
Morris United STA Crush (U16 Girls) - Ranked 4th in NJ, and 33rd in Region I by National Soccer Rankings
Morris United Wizards (U19 Boys) - Ranked 9th in NJ by Gotsoccer
Congratulations to the boys and girls for all the hard work and accomplishments!
updated 9/24/2008
Metrostars Win at Ramapo
The Morris United Metrostars (U14 Boys) won their bracket of the Ramapo
Labor Day tournament. The Metrostars went 4-0 over the weekend to secure 1st
place.
Added 9/20/2008
STA Screaming Eagles finish 3rd in San Marino
The Morris United STA Screaming Eagles participated in the San Marino
tournament in July. During the tournament they faced teams from Saudi Arabia, Italy, Sweden,
and Germany. The girls lost in the semi-finals but won the following game to take 3rd place
in the tournament.
Updated 10/10/2007
Know Your Soccer Rules!
From
Law 17 - Corner Kicks
A corner kick is a method of restarting play.
A goal may be scored directly from a corner kick, but only against the opposing team.
A corner kick is awarded when: the whole of the ball, having last touched a player
of the defending team, passes over the goal line, either on the ground or in the air,
and a goal is not scored in accordance with Law 10.
Procedure
The ball is placed inside the corner arc at the nearest corner flagpost.
The corner flagpost is not moved.
Opponents remain at least 9.15 m (10 yds) from the corner arc until the ball is in play.
The ball is kicked by a player of the attacking team.
The ball is in play when it is kicked and moves.
The kicker does not play the ball a second time until it has touched another player.
To read the entire rule book, visit FIFA.com.
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