All of our coaches are volunteers and we take every opportunity to assist them as much as we can.

Below are a few resources that coaches can utilize to help their teams learn and master the game of soccer.

PA West Soccer: As the National State Association of the United States Soccer Federation (USSF), the United State Youth Soccer Association (US Youth Soccer), and the United States Adult Soccer Association (USASA), PA West Soccer provides a number of training opportunities and materials to support you on your coaching journey.  Coaching handbooks, curriculum, and other materials can be found here. 

SoccerExpert: With 160+ soccer drills, SoccerXpert is an invaluable resource for both novice and advanced coaches. New games and drills continue to be added to allow for variety in your training sessions. Planning a youth soccer practice is now easier than ever with the help of SoccerXpert's free drills.

FreeYouthSoccerDrills.com: Separated by age group, check out these free soccer drills and activities.

US Youth Soccer: Our "mother ship," US Youth Soccer provides an array of free coaching resources. Whether you are an experienced coach or coaching for the first time in your life, US Youth Soccer has the resources to help you before, during and after the game.

SoccerDrive.com: The goal of soccerdrive.com is to provide soccer and futbol coaches with the best online resources and coaching tools. While some enhanced features have a cost, all drills and instructional videos are free.

Woodland Hills Youth Soccer Teams have been provided access to Koch Park, Forrest Hills Main Park, and the Westinghouse Recreation Center Fields 1 and 2 for practices and games throughout the week.

Should someone else be using the fields during your allotted practice/game time, please do not engage them beyond notifying them of our permit. Should they not yield the space, the Borough asked that we immediately contact the Forrest Hills Police to settle the matter.

There are a few times where both soccer and baseball are being played at the Westinghouse Recreation Center at the same time. We should try to share the available space as long as both groups have room to play safely.