Sat, September 11th, 2010: Opening Game Day & 9/11 Rememberances (click for more information)
(Details to be given on the season schedule)
Sat, October 30th, 2010: Last Game, Awards, Coach Appreciation Day
Player Equipment & Dress:
In the interest of safety, these are the guidelines for dress to soccer practices and games:
Shin guards: Mandatory for everyone. Tall socks need to be over them or purchase the shin guards that are built into the sock.
Cleats: Suggested for 4-5 year olds and mandatory for everyone else. Should be soccer cleats only.
Mouth guards: Optional for 4-5 year olds, recommended for 6-8 year olds, and required for 9-12 year olds.
Jewelry: No jewelry is to be worn (necklace, earrings, etc).
Clothes: Shirts need to be tucked in for 7-12 year olds. Shorts or athletic pants should be worn - no jeans or pajama bottoms. When it gets colder, extra items can be worn underneath the soccer shirt. Sweatshirts, coats, hats, and hoods can only be worn on the sidelines.
Hair: No metal or plastic hair things or bandannas. Stretchy terrycloth head/sweat bands are allowed.
If you have any questions, please ask!
We are looking for people who want to help make next season a great season.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED ASAP!!!
COACHES, REFS, BOARD MEMBERS, AND PARENT VOLUNTEERS!!!
Anyone interested: Email berwicksoccer@gmail.com
Would you be interested in helping in any of the board positions? We are looking for people to work along side someone to learn the position and help out. Please email for more information!
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The philosophy of the Berwick Youth Soccer Association is aimed at keeping the best interests of our youth as the priority:
1. To provide a safe and motivating environment for recreation, fun, exercise and family participation - as coaches, referees, volunteers, parents and spectators.
2. To develop and improve basic soccer skills of our players; instill a strong and positive sense of teamwork and sportsmanship; and promote the enjoyment and appreciation of the game of soccer.
3. To keep in mind that the overall success of the total program is more important than any one individual's or team's success.
Play Hard, Play Fair, and Have Fun!
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