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1.7 miPort Washington (LIRR)
2.5 miPlandome (LIRR)
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Specialties
The objective of EASA is to help the way youth players learn and receive the game of soccer in the United States, and use many of the training methods from those of successful youth academy programs in Europe. Most parents in the USA feel that children’s objectives from a very young age is to win games; we feel that the true objective is to teach children the true fundamentals of soccer, regardless of the score. We feel that the true, important aspects of the game for youth players, are proper technical skills, basic tactical concepts, and developing a love for the game. As players mature, our training will help players achieve the specific fundamental foundation to excel in the sport so that they can play at the highest level possible, while enjoying the process of learning. Check out our new soccer radio show: tinyurl.com/centercircle
History
Established in 1992.
The European American Soccer Academy was established on Long Island in 1992. Success at the youth soccer club level includes over 70 Conference Titles, over 20 Waldbaum’s Titles and 2 State Titles…
Meet the Manager
Dean M.
Manager
Dean’s soccer career includes having played professionally in his home country of Greece (Panathinaikos Athlitikos Omilos), as well as at a semi-pro level here in the United States.
Moraitis’ soccer coaching career has included managing at a scholastic level, Herricks from 1992 – 1994 with a State Championship in 1994, and at Oceanside, with County Titles (1997, 2000), and Conference titles (1996, 1998), as well as instructing at the club level. He also spent a few years as the Men’s Head Coach at Farmingdale State College (2000 – 2002).
His success at the youth soccer club level includes over 70 Conference Titles, over 20 Waldbaum’s Titles, and 2 State Titles, which also included an appearance in the Regional Soccer Finals. Moraitis also has spent time with the LIJSL (Long Island Junior Soccer League) Select program, as well as the Olympic Development Program (ODP), and as part of the coaching staff on the Empire State team. Dean Moraitis also ran the soccer program at Oceanside.
