South Jersey Banshees

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The South Jersey Banshees were a W-League soccer club based in a variety of locations around Southern New Jersey. They played six seasons before the club ceased operations after the 2006 season.

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Year-by-year

YearDivisionLeagueReg. SeasonPlayoffs
20012USL W-League (W-2)2nd, Eastern Conf.Conf Final
20022USL W-League6th, NortheastN/A
20032USL W-League5th, NortheastN/A
20042USL W-League5th, NortheastN/A
20052USL W-League7th, NortheastN/A
20062USL W-League7th, NortheastN/A

Notable former players

Head coaches

Stadia

2001
Cherokee High School; Marlton, New Jersey
Carey Stadium; Ocean City, New Jersey(1 game)

2002
Carey Stadium; Ocean City, New Jersey
Rugers-Camden Community Park; Camden, New Jersey

2003
Rutgers-Camden Community Park; Camden, New Jersey

2004
Winslow Stadium; Winslow, New Jersey
Rugers-Camden Community Park; Camden, New Jersey (1 game)
DePaul Catholic High School; Wayne, New Jersey (1 game)

2005
Winslow Stadium; Winslow, New Jersey

2006
Winslow Stadium; Winslow, New Jersey
Carey Stadium; Ocean City, New Jersey (1 game)

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