2011 OCPRD Spring Youth Soccer Details

Volunteer to help some kids learn soccer this spring

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From: jhightower@oconee.ga.us
Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2011 09:36:57 -0500
Subject: 2011 OCPRD Spring Youth Soccer Details

To: Past OCPRD Youth Soccer Coaches & Potential Coaches,  

 

Below you will find the details for spring soccer.  Attached you will find coach application forms and the FEB./MAR. Soccer Calendar. 2011.  If you intend on coaching this spring and have not already done so, we will need the attached forms completed and returned as soon as possible.

 

Free Goal Keeper Clinic for Coaches and Players held on Thursday March 3

 

at 6:15 p.m. at Oconee Veterans Park.

Micro Soccer League - Ages 4 - 7  

 

Fee: $45

 

Age Group       Evaluation                                               Practice Days

 

Under 6            No evaluations for boys or girls league    Monday OR Thursday AND Saturday

 

Under 8            No evaluations for boys or girls league   Tuesday OR Thursday AND Saturday

All Micro coaches must attend the Mandatory Coach Training Clinic on Thursday March 3 at Oconee Veterans Park at 6:15 p.m.

Youth Soccer League - Ages 8 -18

 

Fee: $55

 

Age Group     Evaluation                    Practice Days

Under 10       Monday, February 28     (1) Weeknight (Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday AND Saturday

 

Girls: Last name A-K at 6 p.m.; Last Name L-Z at 6:15 p.m. OVP

 

Boys: Last name A-K at 6 p.m.; Last Name L-Z at 6:15 p.m. OVP

 

Under 12      Saturday, February 26    (1) Weeknight (Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday) AND Saturday

 

Girls: Last name A-K at 1 p.m.; Last Name L-Z at 1:15 p.m. OVP

 

Boys: Last name A-K at 1 p.m.; Last Name L-Z at 1:15 p.m. OVP

 

Under 14     Saturday, February 26     (1) Weeknight (Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday) AND Saturday

 

Girls: 1:30 p.m. on OVP

 

Boys: 1:30 p.m. on OVP

 

*NEW Under 16 ( for ages 14 - 15)   Saturday, February 26  (1-2) Weeknight (Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday) AND Saturday

U16 Soccer  will be played in the small sided format on the 80yd x 50yd fields.

Girls: 2:15 p.m. on OVP

Boys: 2:15 p.m. on OVP

 

*NEW Under 19  ( for ages 16 -18)     Saturday, February 26 (1-2) Weeknight (Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday) AND Saturday

U19 Soccer  will be played in the small sided format on the 80yd x 50yd fields.

Girls: 2:15 p.m. on OVP

 

Boys: 2:15 p.m. on OVP

 

 

 

Evaluations held at Oconee Veterans Park

 

Mandatory Coach Training Clinic held at 11 a.m. Saturday February 26.

 

All coaches must attend player drafts immediately following player evaluation.

 

·         u6 Mon. OR Thurs. AND Sat.

·         u8 Tues OR Thurs.  AND Sat.

·         u10 Boys Mon.  AND Sat.

·         u10 Girls Thurs. AND Sat.

·         u12 thru u19 days times are TBD

 

·         Spring break will be optional practices – fields will be open

 

 

I  hope to see all of you on the sidelines this spring. 

 

 

 

 

Jared Hightower

Athletic Division Program Coordinator

Oconee County Parks & Recreation Department

Phone: 706-769-3965

Fax: 706-769-3967

jhightower@oconee.ga.us

www.oconeecounty.com

 

"There are no Ex Marines"

 

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