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Another Rebel Year Comes to a Close
While maybe not so in the great scheme of things, I see the Memorial Day tournament as the closing of a chapter in soccer. The tournament marks the ending of one season and a glimpse of the soccer future ahead. I will say that this “glimpse” of next season was a bright one! I, as [...]
Loyalty? To what?
Well, by now the media spectacle that is the summer of LeBron is finally peaked and is winding down. “King James” made his announcement last night that he is leaving Cleveland for the sunny shores of Miami and hopefully greener pastures (or should we say golden ones?). His announcement touched of a flood of emotional responses [...]
I’m so sick of multi-million dollar cry-babies
ESPN Headline: Cowboys WR Crayton wants trade Why? Just because the team drafted another receiver? What are you scared of? If anything this should motivate you to work harder, not go running off in search of another team where you don’t have to work to keep your job. Crayton certainly isn’t the first to go [...]
What’s the goal? Prep soccer faces by-law change
By Bill Paterson bpaterson@sacbee.com Published: Monday, Apr. 26, 2010 – 12:00 am | Page 1C Last Modified: Monday, Apr. 26, 2010 – 11:42 am Rachel Mercik and Jen Ericson compete for high school and top Bay Area club teams simultaneously during the spring – Mercik for Oak Ridge High and the Mountain View/Los Altos Soccer [...]
Rules changes and the impact on local high school soccer
Good article on the coming vote and/or changes in the CIF and their effect on club soccer… The high schools of the Sac-Joaquin Section may be powerless to stop a major change to the participation rules that impact their soccer teams….
It’s been quiet lately, why?
I’ve been spending most of any spare time with a new blog I started for CYSA…