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On July 20, 2013, the Georgia Dome will host the Quarterfinals of the CONCACAF Gold Cup and thanks to a special arrangement negotiated by Georgia Soccer your members can enjoy exclusive benefits while also helping to raise funds for your club.
On June 17, we will be sending your members an email promoting an exclusive group ticket program to attend this global event. Benefits include special discounted pricing for your members - as well as a donation back to your club:
An exclusive $5.00 discount off retail ticket prices for each Georgia Soccer member, when they use the special Club Discount code when making their ticket purchase online
Discounted parking rate in the Georgia Dome Orange lot for Georgia Soccer members and families (tailgating will be permitted)
A $2.00 donation for each ticket purchased by your Club members will be donated back to your club (when purchasers use the special discount code and identify their club affiliation)
Plus, any Georgia Soccer club whose members purchase 20 tickets or more will be eligible for a random drawing for a $1,000 equipment donation (Drawing to be conducted on July 20, 2013)
An email will be sent to all Georgia Soccer members on June 17, containing a web link where they can redeem their special Georgia Soccer Gold Cup ticket discount code. Your club participation can help us demonstrate that Atlanta is truly an international soccer city.
We look forward to seeing you and your members on July 20 at the Georgia Dome!
WOODSTOCK - While it's often the students who are learning, Etowah girls soccer coach John Murnan can testify that, sometimes, the coaches - even veteran ones - have things to learn, too.
During the course of the 2013 season, Murnan said his lesson was learning to trust his players.
Led by a group of 10 seniors, six of whom started and five of whom will be playing in college, Etowah battled through a competitive Region 5AAAAAA and reached the state playoffs. While it lost to eventual state champion Parkview in the opening round, it was a banner year for the Lady Eagles as several players emerged.
"They have always been an accomplished group, and one of the concerns was if they would just be ready to graduate and not focused on soccer," Murnan said. "They weren't the easiest group to work with, but they always said they would get it done, and they did. Whether it was fundraising or turning in paperwork or winning a game, they found a way to get it done."
For rallying his team to success, despite injuries that sidelined two of his players a little less than halfway into the season, Murnan is the 2013 Cherokee Tribune Girls Soccer Coach of the Year.
Jaclyn Miller, a senior midfielder and two-year captain, served as the coach on the field. But she suffered a season-ending injury in the same game that another midfielder, Erin Rodman, injured her ankle.
"I was pretty concerned," Murnan said of losing two of his three midfielders. "Erin ended up only being out a couple of weeks, but Jaclyn was lost for the season. It would have been a much different game if we had lost both of them all season"
Murnan said adjustments were made, included moving Caroline Waters into more of a defensive role. Kellie Haggerty, Amanda Yarger, Kelsey Meyers, Yanci Akelsen and Hannah Moore were relied upon to shut down the opposing teams' offenses.
"We shifted to a more defensive approach," Murnan said. "We didn't score as many goals, but we were better able to withstand pressure. We adjusted. It didn't make a big difference in our achievement."
Murnan said he has never coached a team like this in the past, and with five of his players college-bound, he may not in the future. Waters led the group of signees and is bound for Georgia next fall. Others going on to play in college include: Anthony (Francis Marion), Miller (Massachusetts), Akelsen (Reinhardt), Haggerty (Maryland-Baltimore?County) and Erin Moore (Pfeiffer).
Murnan said at least one other player, Haggerty, had the talent to play in college, but she opted not to.
"It was an amazing group," he said. "I'm going to miss them, but I think the talent level we will have next year will be good as well."
Recreational Soccer and Little Kickers Registration is now OPEN for the FALL 2013 Season. Registration information can be found under found "Soccer Programs" -> "Recreational HOME" -> "Recreation Registration Info".
CSA Impact will be offering recreational soccer summer camps. Please click on the "Camps and Clinics" tab on left for more information.
Beat the Summer doldrums with a quick game each week. For Fun, lots of opportunities in 4 V 4 for quick scores, team combinations and one v one to goal. For development, it is all about touches, creating space and finishing. With 6 games between June 13th and August 1st (except July 4th), there are plenty of games in this mini season.
+ Open to all U8 through U14 Players
+ In each session, for the first game players will be randomly divided into 4 v 4 teams and play 10 minute games on the u8 fields without goalkeepers.
+ Each player earns points for each goal he or she scores (up to 3) and if the team wins or ties the game (3 points for a win, 1 point for a tie).
+ After every round, the points will be tallied up and the players redistributed onto new teams.
+ Each session will feature a mini-mum of 4 games.
Questions:
How much does it cost? $35 for the summer.
When are the games? Games will be played on Thursday eveningsat the Badger Creek Soccer Complex - Field #10.
What are the age groups? U8-U10 6-7PM, U12-U14 7-8PM.
Select and Academy Program tryouts start May 28, 2013. Read more...
FALL 2013 RECREATIONAL SOCCER REGISTRATION
Recreational Soccer and Little Kickers Registration is now OPEN for the FALL 2013 Season. Read more...
SUMMER 4v4 SOCCER PROGRAM
Summer 4v4 Program open to players U8 through U14. Read more...
SUMMER CAMPS
CSA Impact is offering various summer soccer camps for all ages and levels. Read more...
CONGRATULATIONS U12 BOYS & U14 BOYS REC TEAM - STATE REC CHAMPIONS
A BIG congratulations go out to the U12 and U14 Boys for winning their division in the State Rec Cup Finals. You make Cherokee Impact very proud. Read more...
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LOST AND FOUND
This area is used to announce items that either have been lost or found at our soccer fields. Please contact the office if you would like to post or delete an item.
Lost: Winter glove, red and black with white "W" for Wisconsin. Adidas, size Mens Large. Right hand. Most likely left on Field #4 at Badger Creek. If found please call soccer office at 770-704-0187 or Ken Shear,
, 404-695-7615
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Sunday - By 11:00am
Beat the Summer doldrums with a quick game each week. For Fun, lots of opportunities in 4 V 4 for quick scores, team combinations and one v one to goal. For development, it is all about touches, creating space and finishing. With 6 games between June 13th and August 1st (except July 4th), there are plenty of games in this mini season.
