CT United FC Co-Owner Discusses Future of Soccer in Westchester
Andre Swanston, co-owner of CT United FC, reveals plans for the team's growth and community engagement. His insights are crucial for Westchester soccer fans.
Insights from Andre Swanston
Andre Swanston, co-owner of CT United FC, recently shared his vision for the future of soccer in Westchester County. The team is making strides both on and off the field, aiming to deepen community ties and enhance the local soccer landscape.
Community Focus and Development
Swanston emphasized the importance of engaging with local families. "Westchester is a vibrant community, and we want to be a part of it," he noted. CT United FC is committed to hosting youth camps and clinics designed to introduce soccer to a wider audience. These initiatives will not only cultivate local talent, but also nurture a love for the sport among young players.
Team Performance and Fan Engagement
In addition to community outreach, CT United FC is focusing on its performance in the league. The team has seen significant improvements, partly due to recent player acquisitions. “We’re aiming for the playoffs this season,” Swanston stated. To enhance fan experience, the club is exploring new merchandise options and planning events to rally support for the team.
Long-Term Goals
When asked about future plans, Swanston mentioned an ambitious goal: to secure a dedicated training facility in Westchester. This would not only serve as a hub for CT United FC but also support local aspirants looking to develop their skills professionally. The projected facility would span approximately 10,000 square feet and include multiple training pitches.
Conclusion
With a clear focus on community involvement and team performance, Swanston is optimistic about the future of CT United FC. His vision could significantly impact Westchester’s soccer and sports culture as they look to integrate more fully into the local fabric.
