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Staten Island Youth Soccer players flocked to Owl Hollow Field in Arden Heights to kick off the spring season on Sunday, April 13, 2024.

Big kicks, big goals and big smiles were the order of the day as games went on.

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The Dreyfus Lions dumped the Richmondtown Rockets 6-0 in a Staten Island Youth Soccer League U-15 D2 contest last weekend.

Mark Ramos registered a hat trick for the winners, while Carlos Murillo, Bamba Ahmed and Adrian Pantaleon scored once apiece. Vin Parco notched the shutout in net.

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The Staten Island Youth Soccer Leaue has announced the names of this year’s Staten Island Soccer Hall of Fame Ceremony which will be held at the league’s Annual Awards Dinner on March 13 at LiGrecci’s Staaten. 

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St. Charles and Blessed Sacrament compete in the opening SIYSL game of the season at Owl Hollow Park Saturday afternoon.

Yassin Abdelaly of Blessed Sacrament kicks the ball in Saturday afternoon's SIYSL game against St. Charles at Owl Hollow. September 21, 2024. - (Angela Barca for the Staten Island Advance) 

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The Staten Island Youth Soccer League honored more than 160 graduating, 8th-grade players as they transition from recreational soccer into high school Wednesday night at Owl Hollow Field during the loop’s annual Senior Night.

Event organizers Diana DiLeo (vice president) Jacqueline Anzurez (vice president) and MaryBeth Russo (secretary) spent considerable time organizing the event gathering sponsorships, shirt sizes, HS information as well as scholarship applications.

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Owl Hollow Park in Arden Heights was action-packed as players competed in the Staten Island Youth Soccer League on a sunny Saturday, Nov. 4, 2022.

Witches, princesses, superheroes and more showcased their soccer talent while keeping the Halloween spirit.

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It’s one thing to have the vision to build something, but it’s another to have the money to do it.

That’s the predicament the Staten Island Youth Soccer League (SIYSL) finds itself in as it gets set to break ground on its field of dreams, part of a six-acre tract of land in Oakwood Beach where four to six soccer fields — depending on the community’s needs — are expected to be built.

In August of 2019, the SIYSL, with the help of several Island politicians, took possession of the land which had been ravaged by Super Storm Sandy.

The loop has been in existence for decades but hasn’t had a home field to call its own, although they play the majority of games at Miller Field in New Dorp in addition to other sites.

The six acres of property are not on one continuous stretch of land. The purchased property is broken into four different areas bordered by Mill Rd., Aviston St., Dugdale St., Merkel Place and Riga St.

Last November, NYC Council member and SIYSL supporter David Carr (50th Council District) got the ball rolling on the construction phase of field No. 1 by putting a shovel into the ground on what was termed to be a soft opening by the league. 

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