The Northern Triad Soccer Club (NTSC) is a non-profit, volunteer organization whose sole mission is to provide a safe and positive environment.  Our recreation program focuses on individual player development and the enjoyment of the game of soccer.  B oys, Girls, everyone plays.  Join the Club!

New For Spring 2012

Registration Fee Cut – Now Only $45 per player!  You save 30%

New Uniforms (purchased separately $30)     Red Shirt, White Shirt, Red Short, Red Socks, White Socks

• Uniform Kit; White for home, Red for away games
• Buy replacement parts as needed.  Use the same uniform season after season.
• You own the uniform

Referees for U6 games

Spring Registration now open

2 ways to register

1.  Anytime On-line  Click here

2.  King Public Library- Saturday January 14th & 28th from 10:00am til 1:00pm

Stokes Tire & Automotive, Inc. and Uniroyal^® Tire kicked IN soccer balls and cash to support Northern Triad Soccer Club & Soccer Boppers

King, N.C. – (January 10, 2012) — Northern Triad Soccer Club & Soccer Boppers has received more than $1050.00 in both funds and equipment from Stokes Tire & Automotive, Inc. and Uniroyal^® Tire. Since 2000, the Uniroyal Soccer Program has donated nearly $14 million in funds and equipment, including over one million soccer balls, to more than 3,000 youth soccer leagues nationwide.

“Being in touch with our community and its soccer organization is such a meaningful experience,” said Corey Foster from Stokes Tire & Automotive, Inc.. “Knowing we are having a positive impact on these kids when we are giving out the soccer balls is priceless.”

“After 12 years of dedication, the program continues to grow and support more communities thanks to dealers like Stokes Tire & Automotive, Inc.,” said Ana Martin, Uniroyal Communications Manager. “Over 1,100 participants have connected with their local youth soccer programs across the United States. Bringing value to families is what Uniroyal believes in, and the soccer program enables us to do so in an unmatched way.”

Uniroyal announces the introduction of the new Laredo^® Cross Country Tour tire. Launched August 1, 2011, this affordable tire is designed specifically for CUVs, SUVs and light trucks. It offers the perfect combination of durability, long-lasting wear, all-season performance and a 60,000-Mile Manufacturers Limited Warranty.

To learn more about Uniroyal tires, Uniroyal and its community initiatives, visit www.UniroyalTires.com. You can also find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/UniroyalSoccer. To find out more about Stokes Tire & Automotive, Inc., contact Corey Foster, 336.983.4352, at 557 South Main Street in King, or visit www.mockberoth.com.

ABOUT UNIROYAL

Uniroyal^® Tire is one of the world’s leading tire brands for passenger and commercial cars, pick-ups, light trucks, mini vans and sport utility vehicles. Dating back to 1892, Uniroyal Tire has developed a reputation for providing high-quality, affordable tires, including its Tiger Paw^® and Laredo^® series. Uniroyal tires offer just the right combination of dependability, traction and grip in almost every weather condition and come with one of the industry’s leading warranties.

We are proud to introduce Tony Sabio

NTSC Director of Player Development

As he begins his first year with the Northern Triad Soccer Club, Antonio Sabio will be serving as the Director of Player Development. Sabio was most recently a staff coach and goalkeeper coach for Twin City Youth Soccer Association in Winston-Salem, N.C.

Sabio got his coaching start in 2001 with the Augusta (Ga.) Arsenal Soccer Club.  He also assisted with the coach’s education program and oversaw fund-raising and budget management. His experience in Augusta landed him a spot with the Team Alliance Soccer Club in Winston-Salem, as the director of goalkeeping and pre-ODP training.

He was subsequently hired as assistant men’s soccer coach at Montreat (N.C.) College, an NAIA school outside Asheville, N.C. Sabio has also served as assistant men’s and women’s coach at Iowa Central Community College and

helped lead the men to the NJCAAA Region XI championship.  He left Iowa Central to join the women’s staff at Mississippi State University as the goalkeeper coach and camp director. 

He was also the Director of Coaching for the Starkville Soccer Association, the Northern District Director of Coaching for the Mississippi Soccer Association, and goalkeeper coach and staff coach for the Mississippi Olympic Development Program. 

In 2008, Sabio moved back to Winston-Salem to be a staff and goalkeeper coach with the Twin City Youth Soccer Association (TCYSA). He was later hired as the goalkeeper coach for the High Point University men’s soccer program.

A regular at camps and clinics across the country, Sabio served as counselor at two camps in 2003 that allowed him to work alongside some of the nation’s top goalkeepers, including former U.S. national team members Brad Friedel and Eddie Carvacho, and current Trinidad and Tobago technical director Lincoln Phillips, who led the 1971 Howard University men’s soccer team to the national title. He is also a regular at the Georgia Southern Eagles Men’s Soccer Camp, where he oversees the goalkeepers.

A former standout collegiate goalkeeper at Iowa Central from 1998-00, Sabio holds various coaching diplomas including the NSCAA National Diploma, NSCAA Director of Coaching Diploma, NSCAA Youth National Diploma and the NSCAA National Goalkeeping Diploma.

 The son of Dr. Hernan and Elsa Sabio of Winston-Salem, Sabio was born August 11, 1979, in Charlottesville, Va. He has three sisters and three brothers. He is married to Anna Chamis Sabio and they live in Winston-Salem, NC.