 New Jersey Blaze is proud to be full members of the National Premier Soccer League and the Women's Premier Soccer League, independent national leagues representing the highest level of amateur soccer in the United States. Formed in 2009, the team competes in the East Division of both leagues, and play their home games in South Brunswick, NJ. The leagues as a whole are comprised of the best amateur teams from across the United States, as well as with fully professional reserve teams from most of the Women's Professional clubs, the New York Red Bulls from MLS, and reserve teams from NASL – representing the two highest levels of professional soccer in the United States. More
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| Blaze Girls Continue to Show Success in College |
12/12/2011 |
| A number of the New Jersey Blaze's first-year women's team have yet again proved their worth with their college teams this fall, showing their skills during the NCAA season of 2011. These include Sarah Senoyuit, Kaitlin Wylie and Meghan Ledwith.
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| Senior Veronica Rhea Named to NJAC All-Conference First Team |
11/22/2011 |
| New Jersey Blaze star attacking midfielder Veronica Rhea has proved her skills once more with Rowan, being named to the NJAC All-Conference first team after her final season with the Profs.
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| Sara Keane Nets Big East Championship, All-Tournament Honors |
11/06/2011 |
| The Blaze's own Sara Keane netted both the Big East Championship and All-Tournament Team honors after an excellent 2-0 win against Louisville today, taking her team through to the NCAA Division I Championship.
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| Keane Grabs Career High, Helps WVU to Big East Division Title |
11/02/2011 |
| It was a fantastic shutout victory in the regular season finale that would lead #17 West Virginia past Big East rivals Pitt, as Blaze keeper Sara Keane helped the Mountaineers to their fifth division title.
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| Blaze's Sara Keane Named Big East GK of the Week |
10/17/2011 |
The Blaze women have enjoyed great success in the NCAA following a promising first season in the WPSL, and one that has had a particularly excellent year in college is none other than Sara Keane, the starting goalkeeper for WVU Mountaineers.
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