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ASA
Families,
Happy New Year!
It's hard to believe that it's
the dead of winter and yet we've got so much to report to you
that we're already putting out the first issue of "Off The
Post" in 2008.
See you on the pitch, in the
class, and at the Workshop.
Ken Bass and Steve Spangler
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Free soccer games every Sunday afternoon in
January and February at Washington & Lee High School
football field.
- 12:30 - 1:30 u9 -
u10 players
- 1:30 - 3:00 u11 -
u12 players
- 3:00 - 4:30 u13 -
u15 players
- 4:30 - 6:00 u16 -
u19 players
Winter
Soccer is pick-up soccer games open to players ages 8 - 19,
even if they don't play on ASA or ATSC teams.
All
players should arrive a few minutes early to sign in and get
placed on a team.
→
See
details
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 USSF REFEREE COURSES IN JANUARY
The United States Soccer Federation (USSF)
will conduct a New Referee class and two Referee
Recertification classes in Arlington in January.
- January 8: Recertification class
- January 16: New referee class
- January 28: Recertification class
→ See
details
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 ASA COACHING EDUCATION
PROGRAM
Are you a coach now or do you want to
coach? ASA's Coaching Education Program offers classes,
clinics and help at practices for all levels of coaches, from
novices to advanced.
ASA Technical Director Bob Bigney
works with ASA coaches in Arlington and Falls Church.
These clinics are free, open to all, and designed for ASA
coaches.
ASA and the Virginia Youth Soccer Association
are offering three coach classes in Arlington this
Spring:
Registration form for
VYSA coach classes
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WORKSHOP: FUTURE OF ASA YOUTH
SOCCER
Want to hear what some of
youth soccer's national, state and local leaders have to say
about the future of the sport?
Then attend ASA's
workshop Saturday, January 12, 2008, 9 a.m.- Noon, at the
Walter Reed Recreation Center, 2909 S. 16th
St.
Speakers include Larry Monaco, President, United
States Youth Soccer Association; Sid Bloom, President,
Massachusetts Youth Soccer Association; Julie Caramanica,
Administrator, Virginia Youth Soccer Association; and Jeff
Marin, Deputy Director, Arlington County Department of Parks,
Recreation and Cultural Resources.
The session
is open to all ASA parents and coaches.
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ARLINGTON SPRING
INVITATIONAL SOCCER TOURNAMENT
 The Arlington Travel Soccer
Club is hosting the third annual Arlington Spring Invitational
Tournament (ASIST) over two weekends this March. Top
boys teams from around the country will be playing on the
weekend of March 1-2, while girls play the following weekend,
March 7-9.
In just a short time Arlington has
established this tournament as one of the premier Spring
pre-season events on the East Coast by utilizing the County's
large number of all-weather artificial turf fields.
Putting on a tournament like this takes a lot of help, and
they can always use some additional volunteers. There
are also some exciting sponsorship opportunities
available.
For more information, including how
to help out, check out the ASIST website.
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