Travel Recreation Commissioner	Matt Senni (Oversees Travel Soccer programs)
Non-Travel Recreation Commissioner	Gregg Rempkowski (Oversees Non-Travel Soccer programs)
President	John Zerillo
Vice President	John Gilletto
Secretary	Jim Turpin
Non-Travel Liaison	Martin Poethke
Sports Club Liaison	Vacant
SJSL Representative	Kevin Klinger
SJGSL Representative	Blair Morgen

The purpose of the Burlington Township Soccer Coaches Association is to foster, encourage, and promote the playing of the sport of soccer for the residents of Burlington Township by:

1) Supporting and advising the Burlington Township Recreation Commission with regard to issues involving the coaching, training, playing, and operation of the sport of soccer;

2) Developing and promoting the qualities of physical fitness, competitive spirit, team play, loyalty, and good sportsmanship in the children who participate in the program;

3) Developing and promoting appropriate training for adults interested in participating in the program, as coaches or in other capacities, in order to ensure the desired qualities are taught to the children.

The Burlington Township Soccer Coaches Association believes in the potential of all children to play, learn, and enjoy the sport of soccer. No child of a Burlington Township resident should be excluded from the program based on race, creed, religion, or ability to play. The Association also believes that caring, mature, well trained coaches are essential in developing each child's potential. Coaches should receive the highest quality training possible. Membership is open to all "carded or licensed coaches" of Burlington Township travel soccer teams.

BTSCA Meetings

Meetings will be held the 2nd Wednesday for the months of February, May, August and November on the second floor of the recreation building or Sylvan Lake building. Meetings will start at 8:00PM. Licensed coaches currently participating in coaching a Burlington Township Recreation sponsored team have full membership to the BTSCA and have the right to vote on issues.