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P.O. Box 85
Carleton Place, Ontario K7C 3P3
cpsc.carletonplace.com
August 26, 28,
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GLSL Cup for U8, U9, U18 |
August 26 |
Soccer School Family Fun Night |
September 9,
11, & 12 |
GLSL Cup for U19 - U15 |
September 26 |
Awards Day, CPHS |
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Winter Soccer Registration for Club |
September 28 |
Winter Soccer Registration for public @ CP Arena |
October 2 |
Coaches return all soccer equipment |
October 21 |
Carleton Place Arena Boardroom |
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8:00
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Coaches' Meeting |
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8:45 p.m. |
Annual General Meeting |
November - March |
Indoor Soccer Season |
January 2005 |
Registration forms mailed for 2005 Summer Season |
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Any player whose shirt is
not returned by October 31, 2004, will have their $50.00 shirt
deposit checque cashed on November 1 or soon thereafter. |
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Note: this does not apply
to Soccer School Shirts. |
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The Soccer School Family
Fun Night will be held on Thursday, August 26, 2004 at 6:00
p.m., at Beckwith Park. As in the past, the final day will
be a family time of soccer this games between played and family. |
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Soccer School Coordinator
Liane Clarke-Phillips will supervise the annual BBQ. Many
parent volunteers will be required to help serve our budding
soccer stars. |
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Dr. Robert Earle, Chiropractor,
is sponsoring the hot dogs and snacks at the Soccer School
BBQ. Thank you, Rob! |
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Soccer School Coaches - take
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After the fun soccer games
on August 26, return all soccer equipment to Liane Clark-Phillips.
This includes soccer balls, bags, and plastic cones used in
practices and scrimmages. Dave Phillips will take all the
equipment in his truck that night. |
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The GLSL Cup marks the end
of another soccer season for the Recreational League. There
are two distinct sections separating the teams by age groups
and by location. Some sections will have games Thursday night
and the majority of games on the Saturday and Sunday. Please
check your schedules carefully. For schedules, go to our Club
website and click on the GLSL-House link. Then click on the
GLSL Youth Cup link. |
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The first section for Under
8, Under 9 and Under 18 teams will be on Thursday, Saturday
and Sunday, August 22, 28 and 29 at Beckwith Park. (Note new
location.) |
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The second section for Under
10 to and including Under 15 teams will be on Thursday, Saturday
and Sunday, September 9, 11 and 12 in Richmond. |
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At the Cup, all participants
including players, parents, coaches, and referees will require
cooperation and patience. Organizers try to prepare for every
eventuality but ……. |
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Bring 5 completed game sheets
to the administration site where you play your first game,
at least 15 minutes before your first game. Yes, this is a
new procedure. |
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Make sure players know when
& where games are to be played. A numbered field map will
be provided at sign-in. Make sure that your team name is correct
on the referee's scorecard. |
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Home teams must provide a
game ball of the correct size. |
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Ask players to bring an
extra white T-shirt in case of colour conflicts |
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Each game has two 20-minute
halves with a 5-minute half time. |
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Information concerning the
Cup, including schedules, maybe found on the Club website
using the link to GLSL. Coaches may also contact Ruben Vella,
Head Coach, 257-4642. |
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Return your shirt to your
coach right after your last Cup game. |
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Remember to bring lots of
water and sunscreen. |
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The most important objective
of the Goulbourn Lanark Soccer League Cup is that it be a
fun experience for everyone. Harassment of players, referees
and/or coaches by anyone will not be tolerated. |
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Ensure the player’s
Club team shirt is returned to the Coach after the final Cup
game. |
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Note:
Please return team shirts to the coach after your final game
for the summer season. This will avoid the necessity of cashing
the $50.00 shirt deposit cheque. |
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The Club will present its annual awards on
Sunday, September 26 in the
Cafetorium of Carleton Place High
School. There will be two ceremonies to permit a reasonable
balance of teams in attendance at each ceremony. This format
also allows space so players can invite parents and other
family members.
Team Level Presentation
Time
U8 – U10 1:00 pm. to 2:15 pm.
U11 – U18 3:00 pm. to 4:15 pm.
On Awards Day, tickets will be issued to
players and coaches for special door prizes.
Coaches and assistant coaches are requested
to attend and to sit with their teams. Each team will have
a designated seating area. Signs will indicate the seating
space for each team. There is seating for parents at the back
of the Cafetorium.
The Awards Day committee needs volunteers
to help with set-up and clean up. Please contact Aisha
Toor to offer your help for a couple of hours at 253-6078.
As required by Club By-law No. 1 the Annual
General Meeting of members of the Carleton
Place Soccer Club Inc. will be on Thursday, October
21 at 8:45 p.m. The meeting will be in the Boardroom
at the Carleton Place Arena,
following the Coaches’ Meeting. All Club members are
invited to attend.
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The Club annual Coaches’
Meeting will be held on October 21 at 8:00 p.m. in the Carleton
Place Arena Boardroom. All coaches and assistant coaches are
encouraged to attend the Coaches’ Meeting and participate.
Your ideas and input will help make next season even more
successful. As members of our Club you are very welcome to
remain for the following AGM. |
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Bring the completed Player
Evaluation forms to the Annual Coaches’ Meeting and
deliver them to Ruben Vella. The blank forms were distributed
in each coaching package. Please contact Ruben if you need
replacements. |
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Coaches must collect all
Club team shirts after their final game. Coaches are requested
to wash players’ shirts before returning them. Place
the clean shirts in the equipment storage bin with a copy
of a game sheet clearly indicating the shirt number returned
by each player. This list will be used to identify any $50.00
shirt deposits cheques that will have to be cashed because
shirts were not returned. |
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Deliver filled team equipment
storage bins to Mark Ekstrom on Saturday, October 2, 11:00
– 3:00 at Art’s Storage, 440 Town Line West. |
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The bins should contain the
game sheet with shirt numbers, all players’ shirts (including
any extra shirts), soccer balls & bags, the plastic cones
used in practices and games, pinnies, and any other Club equipment. |
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Andrea Read, Ian Shea and
Lorne Musselman provided expert coaching for seventy-three
soccer players from U8 to U13 during three July soccer
camps The excitement generated among the campers carried over
into their league play. Their soccer skills dramatically improved
and their level of enthusiasm was contagious. Congratulations
to each of them. Keep on working! |
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Our Club soccer tournament,
MIST, grew by 29 teams to 93 teams from across Eastern Ontario
and as far away as Sudbury, Barrie, Whitby, and Darlington.
We have a reputation for a well-run tournament. Teams enjoy
playing within their own competitive level. The coaches were
very pleased with the high caliber of refereeing, fields and
the atmosphere of the Tournament. |
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Lorne Musselman and Marjorie
Scott, co-coordinators, acknowledge the hours of work donated
by Club volunteers to make MIST such a success. We are grateful
to the Calabogie Ski Patrol for providing First Aid. |
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It was really gratifying to see the fields at Beckwith Park
covered with players. The Municipalities and the Club have done
something wonderful for our community there. |
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It looks like the third field on the Town of Carleton Place
property, adjacent to Notre Dame will be ready for the 2005
season. |
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A feasibility study for an indoor soccer facility is under
way. |
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The winter indoors recreational program will
run in school gymnasia in Carleton Place from mid-November
to early March. Groups will meet one night a week to practice
skills and play informal games. Players from Soccer School
and older are invited to register. Experienced coaches agree
that year round training develops better ball control and
footwork. It is fun too.
The Goulbourn
Lanark Soccer League has made some plans to run a winter house
league at either the Oz or Kanata domes. We have asked to
be included in this winter league. We will post more information
on the Club website as it becomes available to us. Our winter
soccer coordinator is Angela Dyck at
253- 2642.
The Club
is negotiating with Tony Harris to provide technical support
during the winter program.
Registration for Club members will take place on Awards Day,
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Registration for the general public and remaining
Club members will take place on , from . at the . A notice will appear in the confirming the public
registration time and date.
If you miss these dates you can go to the
Club website, http://cpsc.carletonplace.com
and download the winter registration form, complete it and
mail it in.
The soccer programs will be filled on a first
received, first registered basis – so don’t delay.
You must be registered to play. No registration will be
done at the gyms.
The exact dates, playing nights and times
depend on the availability of gym space and coaches.
The recreational winter soccer fee will depend on whether
or not the GLSL league occurs and/or the cost of the technical
support. The fee will be finalized before registration.
Cheques should be dated November 1 and made payable to ‘CPSC
Inc’. .
If a player withdraws before November 1, a full refund will
be given. Withdrawals between November 1 and December 15 will
be charged $20 administration fee. There will be no refunds
after December 15. The Treasurer requires all refund requests
in writing.
The Club will make a full refund of a player’s
indoor recreational soccer fees if the player can not be placed
on a team.
Division 1, Premier and Regional level soccer,
like other high performance sports, requires a year round
commitment. Winter soccer is an excellent way to keep your
skills sharp and conditioning level high.
Interested coaches organize their own teams,
under the banner of the Carleton Place Soccer Club, and pay
their fees directly to the winter leagues in Ottawa. The team
registration cost per player will depend on the number of
players on a team: more players/ team = lower fee/player.
The coach and/or team manager will be responsible
for collecting the fees and registering in the respective
Ottawa League. The fees listed below were from 2004.
| Level |
Cost Per Team |
Team Size |
| U12 |
$100.00(approx.) |
10 Players |
| U13 and up |
$100.00(approx.) |
12 Players |
The multi-player family discount does not
apply to “competitive” fees since the registration
is outside our Club.
The Club will allocate space for team practices
one night/week in Carleton Place, if these teams want a practice
night near home.
The Club will collect the practice fee of
$30 per player. .
The Club will issue refunds for Practice Fees if there are
insufficient players registered to cover the cost of gym rentals.
Player development in soccer and other sports requires player
commitment. Commitment means attending practice, listening
to coaches, doing conditioning activities, and rehearsing
what the coach suggests at the team practice and at home.
Parental support and encouragement will help players develop.
The majority of
coaches were able to take their level 1 Community Coaching
certification in the spring. This is a huge step forward for
our Club
Coaching experience can only be gained with
time and proper support. The Club needs more coaches. We want
new and returning coaches to know that the Club will support
them by organizing workshops or reimbursing costs associated
with other courses.
The referee program set up by Irv Emmanuel and Kevin Read
has worked extremely well. Supporting the referees with kind
words and recognizing that they are in charge of running the
game makes our Club stronger
Parental support and encouragement help players develop. This
is truly appreciated by Club Coaches and Executive. Thank
you Parents.
Parents of players are the main source of
volunteers for the Club. Our volunteer organization is healthy
because it has the support of a major segment of the community
it serves. Perhaps you volunteered and were not called upon
this year. Thanks for letting us know you were ready. See
you next year.
Some parents of former players and several
current players are involved this year as coaches and referees.
They are gaining valuable experience, contributing to the
community, and developing soccer. The Carleton Place Soccer
Club offers this opportunity to all its members.
The Board of Directors works all year mostly behind the scenes
to plan and prepare the upcoming season. If you are willing
to help, we would really like to hear from you.
The Club requires a new Fields Manager for 2005. Some of the
duties are: organizing volunteers to assist with putting up
and taking down all nets and corner flags, inspecting the
fields once a week to make sure all is in order. Ideally this
position will be shared with 3 people. The current Field Manager
will stay on for 1 year to assist. Please contact Brian Read
at 256-4055 or email cpreads@hotmail.com
if you are willing to assist the Club in this area.
Soccer School is sponsored by of Carleton Place. Tim Horton’s
donated a shirt for each player in 16 sets of different colours.
Each soccer shirt has Tim Horton’s name on it and the
name “”.
The Club thanks Dave Peters of Carleton Place for his very generous donation.
Thanks to the for all of the printing
services it donates to our Soccer Club.
Thanks to the kind people of service station at Hwy 7 and McNeely Avenue
who run a Nevada for the Club.
Thanks to Tony Smith of G.A. Smith Surveying
for surveying JL Couroux field for us.
Thanks to Bruce Hartill and Starbucks for
generously donating all the coffee for both weekends of the
Mississippi Invitational Soccer Tournament.
Our website is very capably updated and maintained
by Andrew Fergusson and Thank you.
The Club appreciates the support of all team
sponsors either parents or community businesses for supporting
individual teams.
The Club has cost sharing agreements with
Carleton Place, Beckwith Township and Mississippi Mills for
the development and maintenance of our soccer fields. Please
remember to thank your elected Councilors and the Parks and
Recreation people for their continued support and work. Please
notice the improvements at Beckwith Park and at Notre Dame
High School soccer fields.
My heartfelt thanks go out to all the coaches,
team managers and Board members for their time and effort
on behalf of the soccer community. Without these generous
volunteers, fun and affordable community-based soccer would
not be available. I hope all players and families have had
a great summer season and are looking forward to the indoor
season.
Richard Kee
President
| President |
Richard Kee |
257-5107 |
| Registrar |
Hal Garrett |
257-3194 |
| Asst. Registrar |
Leyla Read |
256-4055 |
| Treasurer |
Louise O'Keefe |
257-4621 |
| Secretary |
Steve Dunnill |
257-7347 |
| Head Coach |
Ruben Vella |
257-4642 |
| Winter Soccer |
Angela Dyck |
253-2642 |
| Head Referee |
Irv Emmanuel |
256-6751 |
| Ref. Scheduler |
Kevin Read |
256-4055 |
| Ref. Paymaster |
Sharon Sinfield |
253-8623 |
| Soccer School |
Liane Clark-Phillips |
253-3373 |
| Equipment Manager |
Mark Ekstrom |
257-5558 |
| Field Manager |
Brian Read |
256-4055 |
| Volunteers |
Aisha Toor |
253-6078 |
| Screening |
Faith Black |
256-5867 |
| Webmaster |
Andrew Fergusson |
283-9684 |
| Statistician |
Mary Anne Melvin |
257-8677 |
| Scheduler |
Tasmin Craig |
253-4258 |
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| Web Site |
http://cpsc.carletonplace.com |
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