A pathway defined by the player
There is no one way to get to a destination and everyone at Hershey Soccer believes having options in front of you helps you relax and enjoy the ride.
Hershey Soccer Club is focused on four key pathways that our programming is based around Community soccer (Recreational), Competitive soccer (Travel), Collegiate and Semi-Pro. Each pathway is supplemented with additional programs such as trailblazers, Elite technical training, Futsal and Player360 (coming soon)
Each path will present itself in different ways dependent on your child's age and also also level of experience.
Leagues

CPYSL is the first stop for majority of teams within central PA and offers the core foundation and playing environment for new players.
CPYSL offers an environment for our teams to not only develop their on field skills and team work but grow a passion for the game.
Our U8 through to U12 teams all compete within CPYSL.

EDP enables soccer players to reach their full potential on and off the field, with an emphasis on going to college, by providing a full range of the highest quality soccer-related experiences and empowering each player to select the pathway best suited to their goals.
We work closely with member clubs to develop a positive, fair, and competitive environment based on cooperation and communication. We continually strive to be an extraordinary place to work and develop as professionals.
Team Levels
Elite
League: USYF League Championship & USYF National Series, EDP League
Tournaments: Regional, State and Premier Showcase events
Training: Two nights per week in Fall and Spring and 1 night per week in the Winter
Orange
League: CPYSL & EDP League Tournaments: Local and some regional tournaments.
Training: Two nights per week in Fall and Spring and 1 night per week in the Winter
Blue
League: CPYSL Tournaments: local competitions
Training: Two nights per week in Fall and Spring and 1 night per week in the Winter
Juniors (U8-U10 7v7)
League: CPYSL Tournaments: Local tournaments
Training: Two nights per week in Fall and Spring and 1 night per week in the Winter