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	Enfield Soccer Mission Statement

The Enfield Soccer Club strives to promote the game of soccer, and ensure that it is a fun and positive experience for all participants. We work hard to provide a variety of opportunities for participants to play at an appropriate level, be it TOPSoccer, recreational, or competitive. We truly believe that there is a place and team for every player.

We are committed to developing positive role models who value fair play, sportsmanship, and teamwork. We strive to provide a safe environment for everyone. We are dedicated to developing a player’s character, self confidence, discipline, dedication, and respect for teammates and opponents through quality coaching.

	Memorial Day Parade

posted 05/18/2012

Memorial Day is almost here! Enfield Soccer has been marching in Enfield’s Memorial Day Parade for many years and will be marching again this year. Please come out & show your support for ESC on Sunday May 27th.

All marchers should meet on the corner of South Rd and Enfield St (on the lawn of OLA, Felecian Sisters). We will meet between 12:00 and 12:30 to get organized; the parade starts close to 1:00pm, and the nearby roads close by 12:30. Feel free to bring cold water to drink and wagons for the little marchers. Players should wear their soccer shirts & sneakers, no cleats.

Parents/guardians are encouraged to march with their players; or they may march with their teams and make plans to meet the adults at the end (near Town Hall)

Any questions, contact Darren Ketchale via email

	Competitive Try Out Schedule

posted 05/15/2012

Competitive try outs begin June 4th for the Fall/Spring 2012/2013 U10-U14 teams. Try out sessions begin at 6:00 pm, but all players must arrive at 5:30 to sign in and pick up their try out numbers. Parents must fill out a medical waiver on site prior to a player's first evaluation session. Players must make at least two sessions to be eligible. Please contact Todd Connery or Darren Ketchale in order to make alternate arrangements should a player not be able to make the minimum number of evaluations.

The academy night will be an informational session only. It will include an introduction of the academy directors, and a demonstration of the skills taught. The start time is 6:00 pm. Academy players are those born between 8/1/03 and 7/31/05.

Age Groups and Birth Dates

Try out for:                                    If your birthday falls between:

U10                                                8/1/02-7/31-03
U11                                                8/1/01-7/31/02
U12                                                8/1/00-7/31/01
U13                                                8/1/99-7/31/00
U14                                                8/1/98-7/31/99

**Competitive Tryout Schedule**
	June 4	June 5	June 6	June 7	June 8
Shaker B	U10 Boys	U11 Boys	U10 Boys	Rain Date	Academy Night
	U10 Girls	U11 Girls	U10 Girls	Rain Date	U8/U8 Players
Shaker C	U12 Boys	U13 Boys	U12 Girls	U14 Boys	U13 Boys
	U12 Girls	U13 Girls	U12 Girls	U14 Girls	U13 Girls
	June 11	June 12	June 13	June 14	June 15
Shaker B	U10 Boys	U11 Boys	U10 Boys	Rain Date	Rain Date
	U10 Girls	U11 Girls	U10 Girls
Shaker C	U12 Boys	U13 Boys	U12 Boys	U14 Boys	U14 Boys
	U12 Girls	U13 Girls	U12 Girls	U14 Girls	U14 Girls

	Silent Sidelines Weekend May 19 and 20

posted 05/11/2012

Each Fall and Spring playing season the Board of Directors shall sponsor a statewide Silent Sidelines weekend. Coaches will be permitted to give players direction from the sidelines. Spectators will be directed to refrain from making any comments to players, coaches or referees, but will be permitted to applaud efforts by players.” Referees are not responsible for the enforcement of this rule. It is the clubs responsibility to inform your spectators of the guidelines for Silent Sidelines.

The Spring Silent Sidelines weekend will be the third weekend of May and the Fall Silent Sidelines will be the third weekend of October. The goals of Silent Sidelines Weekend are to:

1. Develop our players to make decisions on the field without sideline intervention.
2. Improve the players’ communication on the field by reducing the outside noise level.
3. Support our youth referees by eliminating dissension from the sidelines.

This rule was drafted and passed at the request of a CJSA player. We need to help our players develop without the continued interference from the sidelines. The objective is to promote greater awareness of this development by coaches and parents as well as the players and referees.

We are requesting that all spectators remain silent on these weekends. For the sake of our kids, we are asking for one weekend where we stand back and just let the players play. We would like to provide each player at least one game of their season that is free of the distractions caused by spectators screaming and yelling at them.

This program was first sponsored by CJSA in September 2000 and was successful. Many players stated they enjoyed the opportunity to communicate with their teammates and be heard. One player, Tommy Schanzer, enjoyed the experience so much that he spearheaded a movement to bring back Silent Sidelines each season.

The guidelines are simple. Spectators are to be quiet, talking in a normal tone to the person next to them. What is to be avoided are comments that can be heard by players, referees or opponents. Applause is permitted and encouraged.

The program works. It has increased the awareness by both coaches and parents of the players’ development. In addition, it has increased referee retention.

Your help is needed. We are asking everyone in CJSA to promote and support Silent Sidelines Weekend and give the game back to the kids.

	CJSA Mandatory Background Checks

posted 04/11/2012

Any person involved in CJSA, state, district, club, or any of its teams, (recreation, classic, premier, ODP), as a coach, assistant coach, manager, volunteer referee, official, administrator, board member, or director, etc. must complete the online CJSA background check.

All coaches, assistant coaches, managers, division managers, and board members must go to www.cjsa.org and register. The process takes about 5 minutes.

	The Enfield Soccer Club is on Facebook

posted 02/09/2012

You can now follow the club on Facebook!! Click the Facebook icon at the top of our home page, or type Enfield Soccer Club in the Facebook search bar to view our page and become a member.

	Enfield Soccer Teams Up With Challenger Sports

posted 02/09/2012

The Enfield Soccer Club is excited to announce a partnership with Challenger Sports. They will be providing us with two trainers this spring to work with our membership. They will also be offering a British Style soccer camp the week of July 30^th. Registration is open now, and early registrants are eligible for a soccer jersey. Just click the link below to begin the registration process.

https://registration.challengersports.com/FindACamp/FindACamp.asp?IdS=0009DC-A2B9AF0&Method=CampSession&Key=1681366|1|20894&~=

	Field Status

Asnuntuck CC A -Enfield	OPEN (5/19)
Asnuntuck CC B -Enfield	OPEN (5/19)
Fermi HS -Enfield	OPEN (5/19)
JFK (Small) -Enfield	OPEN (5/19)
JFK 1 & 2 -Enfield	OPEN (5/19)
JFK 3 & 5 -Enfield	OPEN (5/19)
JFK 4 & 6 -Enfield	OPEN (5/19)
Nathan Hale 1 -Enfield	OPEN (5/19)
Nathan Hale 2 -Enfield	OPEN (5/19)
Shaker B -Enfield	OPEN (5/19)
Shaker C -Enfield	OPEN (5/19)
Shaker U6A -Enfield	OPEN (5/19)
Shaker U6B -Enfield	OPEN (5/19)
Veterans Memorial A -Enfield	OPEN (5/19)
Veterans Memorial B -Enfield	OPEN (5/19)

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