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The Washington State Youth Soccer Association has implemented a Risk Management program designed to insure that Volunteers (such as Coaches, Referees, Managers, etc.) interacting with Minors have no record of activities deemed inappropriate.

If you need a RMA, please Click Here to Apply.  The application will open in a new window.

SALMON CREEK SOCCER CLUB OFFERS YEAR-ROUND TRAINING FOR PLAYERS/COACHES, BEGINS OPEN PLAY

November Schedule Includes Speed/Agility Training, Soccer Skills, and Coaching Skills Sessions as well as Open Play   (VANCOUVER, WA) October 28, 2009 — Salmon Creek Soccer Club will be holding a series of soccer training sessions for players and coaches throughout the year.  November’s schedule includes speed/agility training, soccer skills, and coaching skills. 

All sessions will be held at the Salmon Creek Indoor Soccer Center and are open to all levels of players/coaches.  All sessions—including Coaching Skills—cost only $5.00. “We have exceptional programs at all skill levels,” states Robin Grove, President of Salmon Creek Soccer Club.  “These affordable, year-round training opportunities are just another way that we support our players and coaches.  Whether you are involved at the Rec, Select, or Premier level, we have teams, programs, and training available 12 months a year.” November’s schedule includes: 

• Speed and Agility                      January 21, 2010
• Soccer Skills                             January 28,2010
• Speed and Agility                      February 4, 2010

NOTE:  Two sessions will be held each date: one beginning at 3:30 p.m.; a second session at 4:30 p.m. All sessions will be taught/supervised by outstanding coaches from the Salmon Creek soccer family.  Training will be scaled to the appropriate level of players/coaches attending.

Open Play Begins for All Ages

Salmon Creek Soccer, in conjunction with the Salmon Creek Indoor Soccer Center, has also announced that co-ed open play will be held every Friday beginning November 6.  There will be two sessions each evening with players aged 8-10 slated to play from 3:45 to 4:45 p.m. and players aged 11-14 playing from 4:45 to 5:45 p.m.  Cost is $5 per player.  Teams will be co-ed, divided by age. First come first served! Players must have player cards issued from the indoor arena. The address is 110 NE 139th St. Vancouver, 98685. Hope to see you there!
 More Information For more information, please contact Robin Grove at 360-903-6840 or .
 

Check Below to see if your team is receiving an award at the AGM.

 BOYS U-10 First Half Division 1 – Rhinos finished Second

BOYS U-11 First Half Division 3 – Cyclones finished First

BOYS U-12 First Half Division 1 – Charge Tied for First (Three way tie)

Boys U-9 Second Half Division 3 – Chinook Pirates Finished First

BOYS U-11 Second Half Division 2 – Cyclones Finished second (There was a two way tie for first)

BOYS U-14 Second Half Division 1 – Warriors Tied for Second

GIRLS U-9 First Half Division 1 – Wild Stallions finished First

Division 2 – Firepower Tied for First

Division 4 – Blue Lightning finished Second

Division 5 – She-Devils Finished Second

GIRLS U-10 First Half Division 1 – Cheetahs tied for Second

GIRLS U-11 First Half Division 1 – Mud Monkeys finished First

Division 2 – Fire Finished First

Division 2 – Slammers United Finished Second

GIRLS U-12 First Half Division 2 – Team Vortex Finished Second

GIRLS U-9 Second Half Division 1 – Wild Stallions Tied for First

Division 1 – Firepower Tied for Second

Division 3 – Blue Lightning finished Second

Division 5 – She-Devils finished First

GIRLS U-10 Second Half Division 5 – Girlfriends finished First

GIRLS U-11 Second Half Division 1 – Mud Monkeys finished First

GIRLS U-12 Second Half Division 2 – Team Vortex finished Second

GIRLS U-14 Second Half Division 1 – Power Kicks United finished tied for Second

The State of Washington has a new law that went into effect on July 26, 2009 called the Zackery Lystedt Law.  This law requires all youth sports organizations to comply as follows:

1. An informed consent must be signed by parents and youth athletes acknowledging the risk of head injury prior to practice or competition
2. A youth athlete who is suspected of sustaining a concussion or head injury must be removed from play - "when in doubt, sit them out"
3. A youth athlete who has been removed from play must receive written clearance from a licensed health care provider prior to returning to play

 The Informed Consent can be found by logging into the Registration system, Bonzi Registration and completed on-line.

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