The Winter Indoor Soccer Program welcomes all students from John Jay High School and Van Wyck. The program is thoughtfully designed to optimize playing opportunities for participants during the sessions. Dividing the players into three teams, the sessions will incorporate a Round Robin format, where each team competes against the others. Additionally, the third team, while resting, acts as one-touch 'bumpers' around the play area, ensuring that all players engage maximally within the time and player constraints.

The primary focus of the Winter Soccer Program centers on nurturing the skills and mindset required to maintain ball possession adeptly. It aims to instill in aspiring John Jay Soccer players the proficiency in utilizing possession as a strategic tool to fluidly maneuver the ball across the field while evading opponents. Furthermore, the program aims to equip players with the ability to employ effective possession tactics to disrupt the opponent's defensive structure and create penetrative opportunities through deliberate and methodical build-up play. Ultimately, the program's goal is to cultivate players' capacity to dominate the game by emphasizing one-touch or two-touch soccer, enhancing passing precision in confined spaces, and fostering swift decision-making when under pressure in tight areas.