More Tryout Info!

Reminder - Rising U14G tryouts June 2nd at Ida Lee Park from 6pm to 8pm. The second tryout will be held June 4th at Lansdowne Park. Players shall not wear any portion of their travel uniforms - that includes socks/backpacks, etc.

Tryout Information

Loudoun Soccer is hosting tryouts for the rising U14 age group on June 2 and June 4. Field assignments are TBD at this time. Check the team website or www.loudounsoccer.com for more information.

Loudoun Soccer hosts open tryouts to fill roster spots on all four teams in the rising U14G age group. The four teams (Red, Black, White, Silver) in the rising U14G group have a long tradition of hard work, leading to success on the field. If that's something you'd like to be a part of, we'll see you at tryouts.

For additional information, please comment on this post, and include your email address for one of our coaches to respond.

Check out the Calendar Link

The new link to the team's Google Calendar is on the right. I'll try to keep up with the ever changing schedule and make this the one-stop shop for game, practice, and social event information.

Ed

ODSL Division Structure for Spring 2009 Season

Straight from the ODSL Website: http://www.odsl.org/Structures/index_E.html

Here's our competition for the upcoming outdoor season. Let's hope this means warm weather is on the way!

U13 Division G1

CULP Comets 95G
CYA Rumble
EPIC 95G Hammers
FRED Royal 95G
LOUD 95G White
PAC Blue Fury
SYC Storm
VIST FC Fury 95

New Webmaster

Hi,

Just wanted to let everyone know that I'll be stepping in to take over as the team's webmaster. I can be reached at ImEasyEd@aol.com.

I want to thank Tom Kyte for putting the website together and for keeping it up to snuff over the past few years. I'll try to keep that standard of excellence!

Ed Fleming

Saturday Bake Sale

The bake sale is still on for this Sat. April 5th at the Sterling Walmart. We have adjusted the times due to our 10am game. We will begin our bake sale at 1pm and end around 5pm. Due to space restrictions, we need to divide the girls into 2 two hour shifts--1-3pm and 3-5pm.

Please contact Peggy Bokulic or Karen Alexander to let them know when you can supply sales people for the event.

Thanks to Peggy & Karen for keeping on top of this event!

Spring '08 -- Off and Running

95G White competed in the FPYC Liberty Cup to warm up for the Spring ODSL Season. Although the girls didn't get to the finals, we were able to take several positives out of the event.

First, the team had a positive goal differential, scoring 9 and giving up only 5. We've used our limited practice time to work on our pressure/cover/balance defensively, and it showed. The girls gave up more than one goal in only one game during the tournament. Second, the team learned a lot about playing under adversity as two players went down with injuries during day 1 and were unavailable during day 2. Down two players, the girls played the FPYC Strikers to a 1-0 loss, then defeated the CYA Fuego 2-1 in the afternoon.

Erin Windland led the team in goals, closely followed by Annie Bokulic. Both girls earned Captain's bands for next week's ODSL opening game, and both played some of the best soccer in their travel careers.

Even though we missed the finals, I'm very proud of the girls and the way they handled the injuries, poor fields, and crappy weather. We're looking forward to taking this weekend's momentum into our ODSL opener on Saturday, and we're looking forward to getting our injured kids back in one piece.

Game vs Loudoun 95G Silver

Reminder - Please wear your red uniforms for tomorrow's game vs the Silver team.

What I learned being captain - by Megan W

When I was captain I learned that I had to be a leader and responsible for the team. I was captain for the whole Manassas Battlefield Classic Tournament with Katie. Being captain was fun because I got to lead stretches and I had to get the team focused. I got the team focused by telling them the game strategy and the things we needed to work on. The strategy of the game was to focus on getting shots and getting the mids back. At practice, we worked on a 3 person passing drill which I saw during the game! Well from what I saw we played a terrific tournament!

Megan as Captain

2 weeks ago I was a captain. I learned that the captains don't do very much except for to tell our team mates to get back on the field after waterbreaks at practice. I think that when we're captain, we have to be better leaders and find other things to do. Maybe as captains we could tell the coaches what we think that the team needs to work on, and then suggest a drill to do at practice. That's what I learned about being a captain.