Samir Belhseine (left) who leads a Syracuse group bringing a NISA pro soccer club to the area, holds a jersey bearing the name of Onondaga Community College (OCC) President Casey Crabill (right). The team, AC Syracuse Athletic Club, will play its home games at OCC. NISA is short for National Independent Soccer Association, which is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. (PHOTO CREDIT: NISA)
ONONDAGA — Samir Belhseine wants to bring professional soccer back to Central New York, and his group has applied to the National Independent Soccer Association (NISA) to make that happen. AC Syracuse Athletic Club expects to begin play in 2022. Team and Onondaga County officials on May 20 made the announcement at Onondaga Community College […]
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