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Seacoast United Sports Club was founded in 1992 with the sole purpose of providing opportunities to soccer players of all ages and abilities in the Seacoast area. Paul Willis (President and CEO) was adamant that there was talent in New England and if a player was placed in the right environment, they could achieve anything. This passion and emphasis on making a difference has seen this small soccer club from Hampton, New Hampshire grow into one of the most reputable youth sports organizations in the entire country. Seacoast United Sports Club now provides soccer, baseball, softball, field hockey and lacrosse to over 10,000 athletes. The Club has multiple facilities across New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Maine with a footprint that extends from Weymouth, MA to Bangor, ME. Between club athletes, programs and locations there are currently over 40,000 members involved with Seacoast United Sports Club. SU+ is offering everything that comes with being a part of Seacoast United all on one platform. SU+ is designed to fully maximize your skills and talents for both players and coaches. Whether you are new to your sport, or you are looking for an edge on your competition, SU+ offers content that is suitable for all ages and all abilities. With 24/7 access to our full-time staff, you will be able to take your game or your team to the next level. As a member of SU+ you will be fully immersed in the fastest growing youth sports club in New England.

Opportunities for students have been at the heart of our mission for over 190 years. The University of Wolverhampton’s roots go back to the 19th century Wolverhampton Mechanics’ Institutes and School of Art. It offers a broad range of subjects at foundation, undergraduate and postgraduate level – many accredited by prestigious professional bodies. Over 21,000 students studying at three main teaching campuses in the Midlands and partners nationwide benefit from innovative and excellent teaching from a QAA-commended university listed in the top ten universities for social mobility in a paper published by the Higher Education Policy Institute, with world-class research and a 87% graduate employability rate (Graduate Outcomes report 2021). Based at campuses in Wolverhampton, Walsall and Telford – the site of the new Marches Centre of Excellence for Health and Social Care – the University of Wolverhampton has over 21,000 students and 2,200 staff. It also offers business and tenants Research and Development facilities at the Midlands Centre for Cyber Security in Hereford. Additionally, the University of Wolverhampton Science Park is home to tenant businesses and supports the development of innovative companies. One of the most recent additions to the University’s portfolio, Springfield Campus in Wolverhampton is a culmination of the most ambitious aspect of the University’s Our Vision, Your Opportunity programme. The site of the former Springfield brewery has been transformed into Europe’s largest specialist construction and built environment campus, bringing together businesses and the education sector to maximise impact on the economy. The new home of the University’s School of Architecture and Built Environment and National Brownfield Institute, and with Thomas Telford University Technical College and Elite Centre for Manufacturing Skills on-site, it’s central to our vision of enhancing the student experience and supporting business growth.