Scorpions Regional Map
Scorpions MetroWest
The Scorpions Metrowest Region is based out of Medway, MA and provides yearlong training opportunities for players between the ages of 4 - 18. Our Metrowest Region is continously growing and is home to hundreds of players each year who are actively competing in the New England Premiership.
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Scorpions Metrowest Staff |
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Robbie Schallmo |
Regional Director |
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Jeb Booth |
Assistant Director |
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Scorpions East
The Scorpions East Region is based out of Braintree, MA and provides yearlong training opportunities for players between the ages of 4 - 18. The East Region is home to hundreds of players each year who are actively competing in the New England Premiership.
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Scorpions East Staff |
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Fred Marks |
Regional Director |
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Robbie Schallmo |
Regional Director |
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Scorpions South
The Scorpions South Region is based out of Taunton, MA and provides yearlong training opportunities for players between the ages of 4 - 18. The East Region is home to hundreds of players each year who are actively competing in the New England Premiership.
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Scorpions South Staff |
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Ben Figueiredo |
Regional Director |
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Eric Parada |
Assistant Director |
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Scorpions Central
The Scorpions South Region is based out of Worcester, MA and provides yearlong training opportunities for players between the ages of 4 - 18. The Central Region is home to hundreds of players each year who are actively competing in the New England Premiership.
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Scorpions Central Staff |
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Gerry Padilla |
Regional Director |
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Will Escobar |
Assistant Director |
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Regional Competition
All Scorpion Regional Teams compete in the New England Premiership (NEP). The NEP is a new Club-based league for clubs throughout New England focused on player development. The NEP will create a superior player development environment by ensuring the appropriate numbers-a-side per age group - U9's and U10's will be 7v7, U-11’s and U12’s will be 9v9, U13’s and U14’s will be 11v11. The League will also work to acquire the highest quality of referees (the NEP is also looking to add a referee mentoring program) and establishing superior dialogue between club officials and referees to develop this side of the game.