The Lancaster Inferno organization is seeking coaches, interns, and volunteers for the 2021 United Women’s Soccer (UWS) season. Be a part of promoting and advancing Pennsylvania’s top women’s soccer club. The season runs from mid-May with the first team competing in the UWS national pro-am league, and second team competing in UWS League Two. Lancaster Inferno is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

The Lancaster Inferno and Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer (EPYSA) will be hosting the first-ever all female USSF National D License coaching course inline with U.S. Soccer’s new grassroots pathway. The Inferno and EPYSA recognize the disproportionate amount of women in coaching and they are working to be part of the cultural shift to having many more female coaches throughout the various levels of soccer in the United States.

The Lancaster Inferno has made huge strides as a club that goes beyond their national championship appearances the past two seasons. The club is also a founding member of United Women’s Soccer (UWS) who recently announced an alliance with the men’s pro league, National Independent Soccer Association (NISA). Joining forces, they are launching a professional women’s soccer league in 2022. The combined vision is to create greater opportunity, improved operations and merit-based advancement for women’s clubs, players and leadership.

Lancaster Inferno is pleased to announce that Rob Smith has joined the coaching staff as Associate Head Coach. Rob has an impressive background demonstrating continued commitment to advancing the women’s game.

Lancaster Inferno is offering two youth skills clinics this winter. Players will learn firsthand from Inferno players & coaches in a fun and professional environment.

After back to back seasons as UWS East Conference Champions, the Inferno is fired up for what’s to come! The club is looking for dedicated collegiate players, aspiring pros, & high school standouts to form both a First Team & Reserve Squad in 2020.