Cutler Ridge Soccer Club

 The U18 Girls advanced to the quarter finals of State Cup on April 26, 2008.  They were defeated on April 27, 2008, in overtime.

See the state cup website for more details.

http://www.soccerincollege.com/TTOneSched.aspx?tid=STATEFL&year=2008&div=U18F01&round=3&site=0field=0

The boys were undefeated in the Early Season and went on to win the final in Penalty Kicks.

U14 Boys Jack Lopez (pictured below) and Lyle Lindquist survived the first cut in the ODP trials for Region A on March 1 and 2, 2008.  The State trials will be May 3, 2008. 

Good Luck Jack and Lyle!!!

CHALLENGER BRITISH SOCCER CAMP IS BACK AT CUTLER RIDGE SOCCER.

CRS is proud to host two DYSA (Dade League) soccer clinics on August 23, 2008 and September 6, 2008, from 10am to noon.  FYSA Licensed soccer coaches will run the clinic.

Each participant must purchase a clinic shirt for $5 to attend.  Once a child owns a shirt all future clinics are FREE!

If you would like to attend please register at info@cutlerridgesoccer.net!

We hope to see you there!

Opening Day

Transition and Development Programs will meet with their coaches and get an overview of the season.  Watch the U15 girls competitive game.

BBQ, DJ and Bounce House

Fun will be had by all.

See you on the field!

Coaches Tip - Goals for Parents
From the California Youth Soccer Association – North

Emphasize enjoyment and fun!

• Show compassion for any injured player.
• Appreciate a good play no matter who makes it.
• Always encourage your child to play by the rules.
• Respect the judgment and strategy of the coach.
• Attempt to understand and be informed of the playing rules.
• Set an example by being friendly to the parents of the opposition.
• Young people are involved in soccer for their enjoyment - not yours!
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from children's soccer.
• Respect property of others and authority of those who administer the competition.
• Don't publicly question any officials’ decisions and never doubt his or her honesty.
• Children learn best by example.  Applaud good play by your team and members of the opposing team.
• Recognize the value and importance of coaches.  They give up their time and efforts to help your child.
• Teach your child that effort and teamwork are as important as victory, so that the result of each game is accepted without undue disappointment. 

September is Youth Soccer Month.  Check out the U S Youth Soccer website for games and information.