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    West Islip Soccer Club
    PO Box 5
    West Islip, NY 11795

    Community

    The West Islip Soccer Club's involvement with its community does not stop at the soccer fields.
    Continuous Community Involvement.

    West Islip Soccer Club Soccer Scholarship
    Although a long supporter of the West Islip High School Scholarship program, in 2000 the Club sponsored the First Annual West Islip Soccer Club Soccer Scholarship. Scholarships were awarded to two Varsity Boys and two Varsity Girls scholar/athletes.  Find out more how you can receive a scholarship from the West Islip Soccer Club.

    In recent years a number of students have been awarded scholarships:

    2012-2013
    Robert Ulrich
    Mackenzie Sarle
    Jessica Ball
    Katelyn Ball
    Ryan Anderson
    Zach Paquette
    Paul Cama
    Nicholas Schafer
    Chelsea Brandt
    Julia Sangiorgio
    Shay Voor
    Brandon Wanner

    2011-2012
    Debra Savino
    Vincent Melia
    Stephen Spataro
    Zachary Koffsky
    Joseph Cairo
    Marissa Lydon
    Daniel Morley

    2010-2011
    William Flannery
    Colleen Lamberson
    Deanna Prate
    Kelsey Davidson
    Nicole Parisi
    Maria Dimino
    Leanne Schmadtke
    Adam Barrett
    Chris LaMorte
    Shane Voor

    2009-2010
    Lindsay Aponte
    Casey Sarle
    Steven Cairo
    Ashley Howard
    James Messina
    Daniel Piening

    2008-2009
    Giancarlo Coiro
    Michael Prate
    Melanie Segreto
    Diana Lashinsky
    Jacqueline Morley
    Laura Reigel
    Kelly Vollmer

    2007-2008
    Samantha Voor
    Daniel Barbour
    Michael Schafer
    Christopher Messina
    Rebecca Richman
    Brian Jimenez

    Elizabeth T. McNamee Memorial 5K Run
    The Elizabeth T. McNamee Memorial 5K Run and One-Mile Fun Run/Walk was organized in 1999. The event honors a promising young law student from the community who died of heart disease in September 1998, and raises funds for research into hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a heart muscle abnormality, which took her life at the age of 24.
    She was an integral member of the New York State Champion Varsity Soccer Team. She was a West Islip High School honors student before graduating and entering Harvard and, later, New York University.
    McNamee had also been a player in the West Islip Soccer Club. The Soccer Club is a proud contributor to the Elizabeth T. McNamee Memorial Fund and encourages all Club members to participate in the 5K Run.
    WISC members at McNamee run (2002)
    Fitness
    Hospice Remembrance Walk
    The Good Samaritan Hospice Remembrance Walk is 24-hour relay walk fundraiser to help the Pediatric Hospice Program run by Good Samaritan Hospital. This 24-hour relay walk is designed to pay tribute to loved ones as well as heightening awareness of Catholic Health Service Hospice services for the young people of the community. It is also to raise funds to continue and expand the services to the community.
     
    The first Remembrance Walk was held in June 2000. The West Islip Soccer Club was one of the few organizations that had full 24 hour coverage for the walk. In addition, The Soccer Club raised over $2,000 to help the Pediatric Hospice Program.
    In June 2001 The West Islip Soccer Club once again provided full 24 hour coverage for the walk and was recognized as the only organization to have done so two years in a row.
    Walk
    In May 2002 the West Islip Soccer Club, for the 3rd year in a row had full coverage at the annual Remembrance Walk. In 2002 the club walked in special memory of 2 coaches: Gina Eiseman, who lost her battle with cancer and Terry McShane, hero firefighter killed on 9/11/01 while rescuing others.
    And in 2003 & 2004 the West Islip Soccer Club completed it's fourth & fifth consectutive years of full coverage of the Remembrance Walk.

    Lionheart Relief Fund Carnival
    On October 13&14 2001, the West Islip Soccer Club hosted a Weekend Carnival with all proceeds going to the "Lions Heart" Relief Fund. The Relief Fund was established to benefit the victims and families of the World Trade Center Tragedy.
    The Soccer Club was able to raise $6,500 which was presented to the Relief Fund. The Carnival was a success due to the extreme hard work and dedication of Board Members, Coaches, Parents and especially the CHILDREN of the Club.
    Carnival Carnival Carnival

    Always there to help, the West Islip Soccer Club Family is proud to be part of the West Islip community.