North Storm is a competitive soccer program that competes in Select level and Premier level soccer programs.

North Storm teams are formed by yearly tryouts in age groups beginning U12 through U18 for both Select and Premier teams.
Please visit each age group for details, updates and information regarding each team or review this page for current club announcements and events...

We invite you to forward any inquiries to North Storm.

2-28-10
North Storm club-wide picture day

3-5/6-10
USSF referee new and recertification clinic at TC Christian

4-10/11-10
USSF E and D course in TC

4-15/16/17-10
USSF D course finishes in TC

 Congratulations to the NS 97B, the NS 95B and the NS 94B for their acceptance into the 2010 spring State Cup tournament.

State Cup is a tough road for any team. With games beginning the last week of March, we're still 90 inches away from seeing grass up here!

But, North Storm continues to aspire to compete on a grander level and earn the respect they have worked so hard to achieve.

Good luck to everyone.    

North Storm would like to announce it's newest Olympic Development Program participants!

Congratulations to Mike Weber of the North Storm 94's and to Alex Gloshen or the North Storm 97's.

Both players are tremendous examples of the talent and skill needed to achieve such a prestigous invitation.

Through a rigorous weekend long tryout down state, our players were chosen by the Nationally licensed State Staff to participate on the ODP teams in their respective age groups.

ODP is the first stone on the path to playing on the US National teams...the best of the best! ODP is the highest level of competition available in state soccer programs. A player chosen for ODP has shown the committment and dedication to soccer required to aspire to greater levels of play and development.

Good luck boys...we are hopeful of a regional invite for you both!

 The weekend of January 30th was a good weekend for the North Storm U14 Boys Premier team as they participated in an indoor tournament held at Central Michigan University.

Traditionally a quality indoor tourney, used for tune ups by teams across the state, Head Coach Jeff Lhamon prepped the team well. Fresh off a hot training session, the boys went to CMU ready to test themselves. 

With 3 first round victories against Goodrich, Mt Pleasant and Bay Area, the stage was set for the match between the 96's and the P1 Grand Rapids Crew. 

NS fought to a 8-5 win to bring home yet more hardware for the home trophy case. But the cost was high. With one teammate already on the mend, the team took another hit when defense man Lucas Meyer sustained a broken arm...both bones. Early reports are good and we wish Lucas the best for a quick recovery.

Great job 96's...keep up the winning ways!

 A job well done to the NS 96G Select squad for their accomplishments in the MMYSL this past fall season. Along with an outstanding competitive record, we are equally as proud for the following comments made by the MMYSL league president:

"I had the opportunity to run a line on two of your matches this fall and I want to express my appreciation in all the work you do in bringing a class act into our league.  Your presence has definitely added to our strength as a league.  Thank you."

Great job Coach Kreple and the girls of the 96's. Keep up the good work and the positive influence on the game!

Well, a picture is worth a thousand words! This is a classic example of the poor condition of soccer coaching and methods in youth soccer across our sport.

It is sad that our downstate foes often resort to such methods, versus spending time teaching their players how to not get in this position to begin with!

North Storm as a club is committed to teaching, coaching and the spirit of the game. We are pleased to lead the charge of teaching our players how to play, how to play within the rules of the game, and best of all, how to play against those that don't!