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We are a small group of residents who formed a non-profit organization with a single united goal in mind. The goal is to provide the best sports facility for our kids in an atmosphere of fair competitiveness and discipline. The original plans are for the construction of a indoor soccer, wrestling , field hockey and track facility with the potential of growing into other sports disciplines in future years. This building will be built by the residents of Pennsville. This building is not coming from your local or school taxes. This is definitely a win win for Pennsville Township and Salem County !

September 2008 - Due to the financial crunch we are currrently waiting for banks to offer construction loans towards this project. We are on hold until restrictions are lifted. In the mean time we are aggresively applying for grants through private industry and the government.

Show your support by speaking with the political leaders in our county and state. Express to them your support for the indoor sports complex. We are also selling support bricks and marble wall plates. Be a part of a project which will display your name or group for many many years. If you are a commercial business take part in our banner program. Be one of the first to have your business name hanging from the walls showing your support for the community.

Help us help the community and our kids. Take part in the construction. If you have special skills like carpentry, tilework, painting, accounting or just going around looking for funds write to us or stop us when you see us and say, "What can I do?".

John Wyshinski - President

Paul Wyshinski - Vice President

Dave Polk - Secretary -

Frank Smith - Treasurer

Keith Lamb -

Ted Cox -

PLEASE NOTE !!!! Recently people have been contacting us and telling us that an organization has been soliciting funds towards the school sports building project. This organization, named PEPAA, is not affiliated with Youth Sports Developement Inc.. . YSD had in 2004 attempted to join arms with this organization in a combined building mission but for unknown reasons they wanted to remain alone. Our invitation is always open to PEPAA and we respect their dedication towards the high school students.