PA Classics

Hempfield High School Stadium in Landisville holds about 2,000 people and belongs to a school, not to the club. Doug Harris, as president, and Steve Klein, as director of coaching, set up the organisation in 2004 as a place to train young players in Lancaster County. Two years later the club opened Classics Soccer Park in Manheim/East Petersburg, and the field is still sometimes called the "Pulisic Stomping Grounds".

The name comes from Christian Pulisic, who played for the club from 2008 to 2015 before he became a United States men's national team player. Russell Canouse and Zarek Valentin also came through, along with Andrew Wenger, Eric Klein and Elizabeth Estrada. For years the club's standing rested on those names, and its senior sides came later.

The women joined the Women's Premier Soccer League (WPSL) in 2022. Their best results have come recently. They won the Commonwealth Division and the Mid-Atlantic Conference in 2025, then did the same in 2026. Both seasons ended at the same obstacle: New York Athletic Club beat them in the East Region Final, but neither run reached the national championships.

The men came in through the National Premier Soccer League (NPSL), also in 2022. In 2026 they moved up to USL League Two. They have not yet won a title at either level. Spooky Nook Sports, in the Lancaster/Manheim area, has been a main venue for recent fixtures, and the kit comes from Capelli Sport.

The teams that play in those stadiums come from the same Lancaster County academy that Harris and Klein started in 2004 for young players.