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TODAY YOU COULD FINISH YOUR VOLUNTEER HOURS IN 1 DAY!
FIELD DAY - Clean up and Tournament Prepeartion
(January 28 - 9am to 1pm)
Parents....
We have 2 great chances to get your volunteer hours out of the way for the Spring season. Please remember that each family is expected to give 4 hours of time to the Club to ensure the successful operation of our Club & Facilities.
Field Day is on January 28th from 9am to 1pm. We will be cleaning up the fields and preparing for the James Island Festival the next weekend. We will have something for everyone so please do not hesitate to come. If you have weed eaters, trailers, clippers: please bring them. We alson have a kicking wall to repaint and many other projects that need to be completed before we start the Spring season.
Field Preparations for JI Festival 2012
You can now sign up for field preparations on January 28 from 9am to 1pm at the following website:
If you have a weedeater, blower, or a power washer and you can bring any or all of them, please do so as the club can not supply these.
Important Reminder
You MUST report your volunteer hours to your team manager or coach. At the end of the season, they will submit one report to the volunteer coordinator for the team families.
Sign Up:
http://www1.mysignup.com/cgi-bin/view.cgi?datafile=ji_festival_field_prep_1_28_12
The James Island Festival is February 4th & 5th: we will need concession stand help, cleaning and general field help during the tournament. Please contact Terry Conway so he can schedule you.
Lastly, the Club is always in need of clean up and always has little projects -VOLUNTEERS. If you are standing watching your child practice on a week night, this is a great time to log an hour or two of volunteer time. There are volunteer log sheets behind the concession stand, so if you are walking around the fields picking up trash for an hour be sure to log that. If someone from the Club grabs you for a little project like moving goals, hammering a nail, etc. - log it. All this time adds up to a better Club for everyone. Thanks for your continued support and we like forward to a great Spring season!
Sign Up for Spring Soccer Today!
Spring Micro Sign up deadline is February 1!
(Registration is now closed for Recreation Soccer January 15, 2012...please contact Wayne Cartmell at jiyscrec@gmail.com with any questions
The Micro Soccer program provides educational and developmental training for our youngest players, age’s 3-8 boys and girls. The rules for micro-soccer emphasize basic skills while having lots of fun.
JIYSC is committed to keeping the Micro Soccer program a fun and learning experience for both children and their parents.
Click here for details....
KRush - Finalist at 2011 Aiken Cup
KRush - Finalist at 2011 Aiken Cup
The KRush were Finalist at 2011 Aiken Cup, with a record of 2-2-0. In Final game with CESA 98 they tied 0-0, resulting in KRush placing runner up. KRush coached by Patrick Olalere and Kevin Roberts: pictured are (front from left) Porter Geer, Heather Delorenzo, Eveline Parsons, Maddie Clark, Hailey Clark, Mena Kerrison, Sophie Sherman. (back from left) Hannah Wilson, Remi Olalere (guest), Erica Hoskins, Amanda Simmons, Cameron Buck, McKenna Costa, Liz Root, Emily Conway and Coach Patrick.
Congrats Breakers!
The Breakers (U10 Girls)
U10 girls team The Breakers winning their division at the James Island Cup, November 2011.top row is Coach Elizabeth Jordan, Madison Grant, Lexi Simmons,Mira Turkewitz,Shelbie Hyland, Ella Cabe, Coach Bryan Chappell. Lower row Camdyn Williams, Brynn Sion, Gabi Lehr, Jordan Duffie, Riley Nash, and Candler Fontaine
Congrats.....ZEAL!!
ZEAL - Champions for the SCUMP Charleston Select Shoot Out!
Zeal as Champions for the SCUMP Charleston Select Shoot Out Oct 8, 9 2011.
The Zeal also won the Lexington Fall Finale 2011 over the weekend of Dec 3-4 2011. They played the host clubs team in the Championship and won 4-3 to complete a perfect weekend of 4 wins and zero losses. Championship was highlighted by Trap Puckettes goal on a corner kick to break a 3-3 tie in the final 5 minutes....very exciting game and very physical. Trap also stopped a penalty kick in the 1st half to preserve a 3-2 half time lead for the Zeal. Congrats.....ZEAL!!
Congratulations to U11 Premier Division Champions - U11 Boy’s Academy Inferno!
Congratulations to our U11 Premier Division Champions, JIYSC U11 Boy’s Academy Inferno, in the CESA Spring Challenge held in Greenville, SC April 9th and 10th, 2011.
The boys are coached by Juan Roncancio and Asst. Coach Jimmy Lewis. Team Members are: Connor Brownlee, Miles Davis, Alex Dennis, Kyle Hanlon, Will Hutchisson, Ethan Lewis, Jonah Miller, Justin O’Donnell, Steven Ross, Christopher Thomasson, Josh White.
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Soccer Goal Accident
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This is extremely important and the Club asks for your help. About 4 weeks ago about a young boy died from a soccer goal accident in NC. While this did not involve JISYC, it still hits home. This was a sad, senseless loss. We share this story because we believe it will take EVERYONE’S involvement to eliminate these sad, senseless tragedies.
The Club ask that you speak to your child/children about goal safety and the importance of not playing on the goals - hanging on the goals - swinging on the goals - playing the nets. We want to keep the fields and Club as a fun, happy place for kids & families to come. Hopefully, we will all think more about what it is we do, how we do it, and the responsibility we carry for our members.
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Allstate & JIYSC join forces to for new club soccer nets.
We are very excited to be a participant in Allstate’s soccer net donation program. Allstate is committed to expanding their support of North American soccer by implementing a wide-ranging, branded net donation to America’s top amateur soccer clubs and venues. These high-quality nets are the same as those used at the highest levels of international competition and will be custom fit to participating venues’ goal frames. This national, grassroots net donation effort truly touches amateur soccer enthusiasts across the United States. Allstate is hoping this unique program will assist in the continuing development of this great, family-oriented sport and expand its popularity across the country.
A huge thank you to club members who assisted with the intallation of these nets.
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