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Week 1 Highlights Find Us At www.attleborosoccer.com or on FaceBook at Attleboro Youth Soccer Hello Attleboro Youth Soccer Families, • Welcome to week 1 of the Fall 2018 season. October 14: Meet A Rev’s Player: 12-1:30 at Tilda B Stone Field This week you received Cash Calendars- Please return the unused calendars to your coach. Money • October 20:Panera Bread Fundraiser and the stub should be returned to your coach ASAP! (North Attleboro) 4-8pm, show flyer or digital version on your phone and AYS Picture day is September 15 at Thatcher Elementary receives 20% School. Please consult your coach for the time! Let’s keep soccer fun and safe. Please remember the ZERO Tolerance Policy Enjoy the fall soccer season! A Note From AYS’ President Hello all, the season is now in full force with some teams winning, some losing, and a few ties. SELL, SELL, SELL We hope everyone enjoy the games. Cash Calendars are on sale now! Please join me and thanking all the all All Calendar stubs and money must be returned the volunteers for helping make sure by October 12, 2018 to your coaches things run each and every week, from getting the fields lined, nets put on the This is our main fundraiser for the year! frames, schedules and done and being Top 3 sellers receive a prize (see calendars for available at each of the fields. details) Just as important as those volunteers Sell 20 and be entered into a drawing to win a are your team coaches who are there for each practice and games, so please $50 gift card help us thank them as well. Top Selling Team Wins A Pizza Party Chris Macia AYS President 1 WEEK 1 COACHES CORNER Parents please remember the following: 2018 Elks Youth Soccer Shoot AYS has a ZERO Tolerance Policy please Soccer Shoot Competition for boys & girls Ages Groups: U8, U10, U12 and U14 remember to cheer positively from the sidelines and do not criticize the referees. At no point in Sunday September 16 at Poncin Hewitt Field the game should parents address the referees. Please remember, these referees are young and Registration at 12:30 PM are still learning. No cost and Prizes are awarded to the top 3 Take pride in our fields, clean up after yourself shooters in each division when you leave. Please remind your guests that AYS has a NO SMOKING and NO DOGS policy on or near the fields. (Including Vape’s) Attleboro Youth Soccer Night at the Revolution is th No drones are allowed at the field. October 13 . Finally we ask that ALL drivers use EXTREME AYS gets discounted tickets at a rate of just $28 each, caution driving in the parking lot. Do NOT park with a portion coming back to Attleboro Youth on the grass! Soccer. Our time on the field should be fun and So get together with your team, come out to tailgate, enjoyable for every child. and watch the New England Revolution take on Orlando City FC at 7:30 pm. Our policies help to keep EVERYONE For more information or to order ticket contact AYS Liaison David Soucy at: [email protected] Hurry deadline to order tickets is September 30th. Remember the Bays Team and Attleboro High School have games every week! Check it out! 2 WEEK 1 COACHES CORNER Atlanta United Atlanta United had a GREAT first week! We had a full team and everyone participated and were patient while watching their friends play while waiting to go back on the field themselves. Listening to the ref’s whistle and stopping is REALLLLLLY hard when you just want to kick the ball. But, by the end of the game, they were doing it!!! It’s going to be fun watching these little guys play this season! Columbus Crew Atlanta United: What a great first week of soccer! Despite having a low- What a great first game for the Fall Soccer key practice, everyone came out and played hard, not season. All of the kids did great learning to missing a beat. Liam kicked it off scoring our first goal of manage and control the ball. Great teamwork the season, as well as playing strong on defense. Diya and Reese, despite not playing soccer for a few seasons, and a fun time was had by all! came out strong, fighting for the ball and pushing it up the field. Giuliana, Tessa and Molly were aggressive in front FC Dallas of the net, attacking hard every opportunity and finding the FC Dallas had a great first game of the season. back of the net. Overall, everyone put in 110% and we couldn’t be more proud of how they all played! Landon, Abigail, Noah, Tyler, Norah, Jacoby, and Mason led the charge offensively. Ava, Columbus Crew: Matthew, Reilly, Maire, Nico, and Valentina played very well defensively. I loved the hustle The first game of the season was a rousing success as and all the smiles. We are looking forward to we got to see our team playing on the field with the excitement and fervor beyond our expectations! Jayla and practice on Tuesday and having Cody join us Joe were very quick on their feet while Emma and Brady next Sunday. played with purpose and direction. Coach Dave and I were proud to see the offensive consistency Ashley and Grant can give the team while Liam and Travis used their defensive skills to keep the opponent away from our goal. NE Revolution We missed Mason for the first half and Logan wasn't able Great first game for the Revs. players were to attend... However, I know this is going to be a thrilling keeping the ball close to their feet and following season for the Columbus Crew and look forward to watching the kids score as much fun as possible! Thank instructions well. Nate and Violet were quick on you to the parents for the sideline support... we love their feet and scored goals right away. Addison hearing you cheer us on! and Myles were great defenders. Everyone had fun and look forward to 'painting the field' at practice. 3 WEEK 1 COACHES CORNER Orlando SC FC Dallas What a great first game by all players against New All of FC Dallas had a great time in the perfect soccer York Red Bulls this past Sunday! We are very proud of weather. And look forward to the rest of the season. each and every one of you! A few shout outs to a few The assistant coaches were proud of the that are first time players as well as those returning this sportsmanship of the team. year! Mason's first year playing, his foot work and understanding of the game excelled as the game Houston Dynamo progressed! Keep up the great work Mason! Anthony Houston Dynamo had a good start to the soccer had an amazing 3 goals! Lilly had an assist as well as season. Everyone on the team hustled and put forth a goal to add! Awesome job you guys! I want to thank great effort! Yunus S. and Mason P. played well in the and congratulate New York Red Bulls for their defense position. Kyle P. Evan B. and Reagan D. had wonderful sportsmanship! We had an injured player some great plays on offense! and they took a knee and cheered on the player as they walked off the field. Great job! We look forward to next week's game and to see even more amazing things to come by our Orlando City SC grade 1 coed players! Sporting Kansas City I AM SO PROUD OF THE WAY THE KIDS PLAYED TODAY, AFTER JUST ONE SHORT PRACTICE AND A FEW FIRST YEAR PLAYERS, THEY Portland Timbers REALLY SHOWED A LOT OF POTENTIAL, GREAT JOB SPORTING KC. The players showed a lot of enthusiasm for their first time on the field as a team. I look forward to the season to see them grow as a team and better learn Los Angeles FC the game. The New york Red Bulls had a great season opening game. Noah started out the season with a Los Angeles FC beautiful goal assisted by Cooper. Sanaya followed suit scoring on a break away from a great pass from The coaches were so proud of the effort put forth by Lana . Myles had a beautiful save clearing out the the boys and girls of Los Angeles FC in week 1! The ball just before it crossed over the goal line. team played strong and went after every ball on the Lots of scoring opportunities from different players. field. The teamwork really started to show in the Great team effort! second half as Sophia, Dalton and Dylan passed the ball in the offensive zone and Dylan was able to score in his first soccer game! Kyla showed some great effort as she got in on a breakaway late in the first half. Tyler and Andrew played tough defense throughout the game with Caitlin and Ben chasing down the loose balls. The team enjoyed their first game and we all look forward to another great effort next weekend! Great job LAFC! 4 WEEK 1 COACHES CORNER NE Revolution We had a great first game of the season!!! I love how enthusiastic everyone was to play and how nicely they cheered for their team while waiting to play. I can tell it’s going to be a great season and I’m excited to watch these boys learn and understand soccer even more. North Carolina Courage Both teams played a great game and had the added challenge of playing in full size goals! They did a great job.
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