Forest Hills Youth Athletic Association — Soccer
Forest Hills Youth Athletic Association offers a neighborhood soccer season within a volunteer-run, 501(c)(3) sports organization founded in 1955. Its current soccer page describes a positive, skill-building program open to Queens children across experience levels and reports close to 900 participan
About Forest Hills Youth Athletic Association — Soccer
Forest Hills Youth Athletic Association offers a neighborhood soccer season within a volunteer-run, 501(c)(3) sports organization founded in 1955. Its current soccer page describes a positive, skill-building program open to Queens children across experience levels and reports close to 900 participants each season. The association runs soccer in the fall, while basketball and flag football fill other parts of the annual calendar. The site says the fall 2026 soccer season has started, so families arriving late should contact the soccer delegate rather than assume registration remains open.
Games and practices use the Fleet Street Fields, a five-field complex at 66-01 Fleet Street in Forest Hills. The association’s grounds also support baseball and softball, and it organizes separate neighborhood sports programs. Team schedules, age-group details and registration are published seasonally; the current homepage points families to 2026 resources but does not give a current soccer fee on the page reviewed. Ask about availability, equipment, practice frequency and the exact field number before attending.
FHYAA is a community league rather than a professional-club academy. Its value for families is a local seasonal structure and a shared sports complex; a child seeking year-round elite training would need to compare a separate travel pathway. The official contact page lists a soccer email and phone number for questions. The field address is more useful for a scheduled practice or game than the association’s administrative details, but check the team notice for schedule changes and weather decisions.
Fall soccer serves children across Queens; FHYAA reports close to 900 soccer participants each season. Five fields at the Fleet Street complex support several youth sports.