2:15:00 PM Barca GU13 Academy
EAKLE / CLUB X - Field #5
Eakle Park
1260 Old Springfield Pike
Xenia, OH 45385
Friday, May 18, 2012
Last Buckeye Game of the Season
Saturday May 19th
2:15:00 PM Barca GU13 Academy
EAKLE / CLUB X - Field #5
Eakle Park
1260 Old Springfield Pike
Xenia, OH 45385
2:15:00 PM Barca GU13 Academy
EAKLE / CLUB X - Field #5
Eakle Park
1260 Old Springfield Pike
Xenia, OH 45385
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Warren County GU14 Tryouts
Link to registration (Click on the Blue Register box on top right)
McClure Field
6/1 Friday 6:00pm - 7:15pm
6/2 Saturday 4:00pm - 5:15pm
What will my child do during tryouts?
During tryouts your child will be playing small sided games while being evaluated by our professional coaches and
trainers with the assistance of our parent coaches.
For our U10 & up age
groups notification will begin after the second tryout session has ended.
Do you require any funds to accept a spot on a team for the Fall 2012/Spring 2013 seasons?
Yes. When you accept your child’s spot on their team you will be required to make a NON-REFUNDABLE $125
deposit which covers your club fees for the Fall 2012 season. (If you are U15 or up this will cover your Spring 2013
Club fees.) This deposit and acceptance will need to be made within 24 hours of receiving your offer or the spot will be given to the next player. The deposit will be collected through the club website.
McClure Field
6/1 Friday 6:00pm - 7:15pm
6/2 Saturday 4:00pm - 5:15pm
What will my child do during tryouts?
During tryouts your child will be playing small sided games while being evaluated by our professional coaches and
trainers with the assistance of our parent coaches.
For our U10 & up age
groups notification will begin after the second tryout session has ended.
Do you require any funds to accept a spot on a team for the Fall 2012/Spring 2013 seasons?
Yes. When you accept your child’s spot on their team you will be required to make a NON-REFUNDABLE $125
deposit which covers your club fees for the Fall 2012 season. (If you are U15 or up this will cover your Spring 2013
Club fees.) This deposit and acceptance will need to be made within 24 hours of receiving your offer or the spot will be given to the next player. The deposit will be collected through the club website.
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Drills Are What They Do In The Army
****Funny, I was just saying to someone at practice this week that the best thing about Paulo's practices is that there is so little standing in lines. Constant motion.****
Interview by Mike Woitalla
Bobby Howe, during his playing career, lined up with England greats Bobby Moore, Geoff Hurst and Jimmy Greaves at West Ham United. He was U.S. U-17 boys national team assistant coach in 1986-89, U-20 boys national team coach in 1989-1993, and U.S. Soccer Director of Coaching Education in 1996-2000.
SA: Since two decades ago, we have more players, more youth clubs, more experienced coaches …
BOBBY HOWE: We have more coaches than ever. But I’m not really sure some of these folks coaching are really great coaches, I don’t know. But in my travels I see people coaching and I’m thinking, they’ve got coach after their name, but I’m not sure if they’re coaching the right things.
SA: What are examples of what you see that makes you say that?
BOBBY HOWE: Several things. Behavior on the touchline is one. The types of activities in training is another.
I said to one of my assistants the other day, “Have a look around this field and give me a general observation of what you see on this field and tell me if there’s anything going on.”
And there were about half a dozen separate team groups on this field. What sort of movement? What sort of activity?
There are too many instances where the coach is the focal point of the session. The coach is in the middle and the players are standing around listening to the coach talk.
You see situations with the kids, with a ball each, waiting for their turn to kick it. That’s the type of thing I’m talking about.
SA: What should practice be like?
BOBBY HOWE: There should be activity. Practice should be a challenge. It should be a challenge to their skill. It should be a challenge to their decision-making and it should be a challenge to their imagination. Too many times I look around and see sessions where there’s not really a lot going on. You know, drills.
People call it drills in the United States. I remember Roy Rees saying to me, “Why do they call this drills? Drills are what they do in the army.”
They’re games. They should be stimulating little games. Every technique activity should have a game involved, or an objective, or a competition to excite the imagination of the players.
But there’s too much wasting time in training, too much standing around.
See what others are saying on the Youth Soccer Insider blog.
Interview by Mike Woitalla
Bobby Howe, during his playing career, lined up with England greats Bobby Moore, Geoff Hurst and Jimmy Greaves at West Ham United. He was U.S. U-17 boys national team assistant coach in 1986-89, U-20 boys national team coach in 1989-1993, and U.S. Soccer Director of Coaching Education in 1996-2000.
SA: Since two decades ago, we have more players, more youth clubs, more experienced coaches …
BOBBY HOWE: We have more coaches than ever. But I’m not really sure some of these folks coaching are really great coaches, I don’t know. But in my travels I see people coaching and I’m thinking, they’ve got coach after their name, but I’m not sure if they’re coaching the right things.
SA: What are examples of what you see that makes you say that?
BOBBY HOWE: Several things. Behavior on the touchline is one. The types of activities in training is another.
I said to one of my assistants the other day, “Have a look around this field and give me a general observation of what you see on this field and tell me if there’s anything going on.”
And there were about half a dozen separate team groups on this field. What sort of movement? What sort of activity?
There are too many instances where the coach is the focal point of the session. The coach is in the middle and the players are standing around listening to the coach talk.
You see situations with the kids, with a ball each, waiting for their turn to kick it. That’s the type of thing I’m talking about.
SA: What should practice be like?
BOBBY HOWE: There should be activity. Practice should be a challenge. It should be a challenge to their skill. It should be a challenge to their decision-making and it should be a challenge to their imagination. Too many times I look around and see sessions where there’s not really a lot going on. You know, drills.
People call it drills in the United States. I remember Roy Rees saying to me, “Why do they call this drills? Drills are what they do in the army.”
They’re games. They should be stimulating little games. Every technique activity should have a game involved, or an objective, or a competition to excite the imagination of the players.
But there’s too much wasting time in training, too much standing around.
See what others are saying on the Youth Soccer Insider blog.
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Schedule Out For Warrior Classic
Saturday, May 26, 2012
| 660 | G13Gold | 8:00 AM | WSC11 | WC United G98 Blue - A4 | A2 - Beechmont Stars |
| 669 | G13Gold | 3:30 PM | WSC11 | WC United G98 Blue - A4 | A1 - Hoosier FC G98-99 Elite |
| 674 | G13Gold | 9:15 AM | WSC11 | Cleveland Soccer Academy - A3 | A4 - WC United G98 Blue |
| 679 | G13Gold | 2:00 PM | WSC11 | WINNER A - | - WINNER C | SEMI |
| 681 | G13Gold | 10:45 AM | WSC11 | WINNER A VS C - | - WINNER B VS D | FINAL |
Sunday, May 6, 2012
Blue Wins 2nd Game of State Cup 5-0
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| The defense rests. |
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| Claire pops it in the goal on the short side. |
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| Rachel hits V (with her hand up in the background) with a cross | for a header goal |
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| Maggie crushes a penalty kick for a goal |
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