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WINSLOW TOWNSHIP YOUTH SOCCER ASSOCIATION

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Soccer · Winslow Township area · Camden County, NJ

Volunteer-run soccer association in Winslow Township offering Rec and Travel programs for local youth.

Sports
Soccer
Offers
Rec · Travel/select
Cost
$100 per player for Fall registration, with discounts for multiple players
Location
Winslow Township area
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Timber Broadmoor Athletic Association (T.B.A.A.) Youth Soccer ClubREC
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Voorhees Soccer AssociationREC
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Tar-Kill SoccerREC
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Somerdale Borough Parks & RecreationREC
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From the organization’s own website · checked Nov 2026

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