Parsippany SC 2010 Super Y League Program
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 Parsippany SC will be scheduling tryouts for the 2010 SYL season throughout the Fall and Winter. For information prior to tryout dates being posted, please contact Al Zalewski at atzalewski@yahoo.com.
Our 2009 season was very successful with 6 of 10 teams qualifying for Nationals led by both the U20 Men and Women followed by the U13G, U14G, U17G and U16B qualifying for Nationals in Tampa in November.
In 2010 the club will be fielding teams in the following
age groups: U13B, U13G, U14B, U14G, U15B, U15G, U16B, U16G, U17B, U20W, and U20M.
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The league contains the youth academies of USL First Division, USL Second Division, Premier Development League, W-League, and Major League Soccer clubs, as well as many of the established premier youth clubs throughout the United States. The regular season will consist of 10-18 matches (8-10 for Super-20 League Teams) depending on the division and the age group. The total point leader within the division will culminate the season with the Super Y-League North American Finals, which will consist of a minimum four games.
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- Management: United Soccer Leagues (USL)
- Affiliation: US Soccer Federation
- Sponsors : UMBRO, Sprinturf
- Partners: Demosphere International, 90 Minutes Magazine, USSSA, Fox Soccer Channel, National Soccer Coaches Association of America.
2010 Age Group Breakdown
Boys/Girls
U13 (players born on/after 8/1/96)
U14 (players born on/after 8/1/95)
U15 (players born on/after 8/1/94)
U16 (players born on/after 8/1/93)
U17 (players born on/after 8/1/92)
U20 (players born on/after 1/1/90)
Kids and Concussions: The effects of head injuries in young athletes
Three Part Series by the Star Ledger
January 04, 2010, 6:00AM
In the first of a 3-part series on concussions and their impact on youth sports, Star-Ledger staff writers Matthew Stanmyre and Jackie Friedman take a look at the effects of head injuries in young athletes, what New Jersey is doing and what more can be done to protect our kids.
Part 2: Every sport presents the danger of concussion — even cheerleading. Some cheerleaders from New Jersey still cope with the devastating effects of brain injuries suffered in practice and during competitions.
Part 3: A look at the steps schools and youth leagues in New
Jersey are taking to cope with brain injuries and other safety issues.
Winter Technical Training
PARSIPPANY SOCCER CLUB IS PLEASED TO OFFER A HIGH LEVEL WINTER SKILLS PROGRAM TO ALL PLAYERS AT ALL LEVELS.
The Club has teamed up with our trainers to offer two nights of technical training. The Boys training will be on Wednesday nights and run by Brian Sentowski the Director of Soccer Unlimited. Soccer Unlimited trains the boys teams in the U15, U17 (both of them), and U18 age groups. The Girls training will be on Thursday nights and run by Stephanie Zalewski and Heather Deerin Kelly. Stephanie trains the U15 Diamonds team and Heather trains the U16 Ravens; they both train small-sided teams within the Club.
Our goal is to offer the best learning environment for all players. The curriculum places an emphasis on teaching and assisting players to reach their full potential throughout the program. We believe that the curriculum, staff, attention to detail, and facilities creates an overall experience that will help all players reach their goals – both on and off the field.
11/23/2009: All Grass Board of Education and Parks & Recreation Fields are Closed for the remainder of the Fall and Winter. Only authorized use of fields are Turf Fields (Smith, Jannarone and Veterans).
If your team wants outdoor training time, please contact Travel Directors who will obtain a permit for you. Thank you everyone for a great fall season.
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