South Carolina Youth Soccer (SCYS) and Veo are excited to announce a multi-year partnership this summer, offering all member club exclusive discounts and access to #LevelUp with Veo.

As one of the growing number of state associations working with Veo to help provide the most state-of-the-art technology. Veo is currently working with over 20 state associations across North America.

Veo is a portable and affordable video solution that helps soccer teams live-stream, record, and analyze matches, as well as training sessions, without the need for a camera operator. Veo’s camera has two 4K lenses to capture 180° that covers the entire field and utilizes AI-powered software that automatically detects the ball during filming.

Veo’s AI-powered software also provides coaches, players, and parents the ability to create highlights from matches or training, draw on the screen to create a visual example of a play breakdown or build-up, and even create player-specific highlights that focus the camera on an individual.

The SCYS was founded in 1977 and is a member of the United States Youth Soccer Federation. SCYS currently has 50+ clubs registered through the association and 20,000+ registered players. The purpose of SCYS is to develop, promote, and administer the game of soccer among players under the age of 19 years old.

SCYS will now have access to Veo for ODP and State Cup games. All SCYSA clubs will also have access to a $200 discount on camera purchases. 

This offer is eligible with the purchase of a 1 or 2-year subscription at the team, club, or enterprise level. Please enter your information in the form below to receive your discount code that can be used in the Veo webshop or by booking a call with a sales representative.

“SC Youth Soccer is very excited to be able to partner with Veo, and aside from the benefit of discounted cameras to our members, we look forward to utilizing our own cameras to aid with coach education, referee development, and the recording of our own Cups and events for live and future viewing,” said Walter Clapton, SCYS Executive Director.