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Oakville May Have League1 Women's Team Next Season 26 Oakville may have League1 women’s team next season Pictured from left to right, Courtney Evans, Friday, February2015 | 6, Friday, | continued from p.25 Amanda Bailey and time we’ve had six months to prepare,” Wilde said, not- Paige Culver signed ing the Blue Devils have signed a long-term agreeement their NCAA letters of with League1. intent Wednesday at The CPSL/CSL also featured older players, includ- Oakville Soccer Club. ing former professionals who had played in Europe. League1 limits teams to 10 players over the age of 23 | photo by Eric Riehl OAKVILLE BEAVER on their roster, and just three imports (non-Canadians). — Oakville Beaver Teams have to declare themselves as professional (such — @Halton_Photog as last year’s League1 champs, the Toronto FC Acad- emy) or amateur, and professional clubs are not permit- ted to use NCAA players. Though this year’s Blue Devils are a relocation of the Lynx, Wilde said there will be plenty of openings on the roster. The Lynx carried the PDL maximum of nine imports last season, so six of those players will not be www.insideHALTON.com | www.insideHALTON.com eligible to suit up in League1. “No one is under contract who’s not pro,” Wilde said, “so all amateur players can take a look at this cans think about staying in Oakville and playing here. We’ll have a Three OSC products to play NCAA soccer at Ohio schools core of 6-8 players from the PDL (Lynx) last year… and we will look at what Oakville has at the U18 and U21 Oakville Soccer Club’s Amanda Bailey, Bailey, who has played with the OSC the W-League’s Toronto Lady Lynx. The levels to form our U21 affiliate and senior teams.” Paige Culver and Courtney Evans will all since 2009, committed to the University midfielder won two national titles and an League1 Ontario is also adding a six-team women’s play university soccer at Ohio schools af- of Toledo. She will play goal for the Rock- Ontario Cup crown during her 13 years division this year. Wilde said Friday that the Blue Devils ter signing their NCAA letters of intent ets and study exercise science. with the OSC. hope to enter a women’s team into the league for 2016. Wednesday, a day known in the U.S. as Culver will attend Kent State Univer- Evans is bound for Miami University — Jon Kuiperij can be followed on Twitter @Beaversports National Signing Day. sity after playing this past season with after playing with the OSC since age four. Swimmer’s Strait of Magellan crossing attempt falls short Madhu Nagaraja will have to wait at least two hour and 53 minutes. The Chilean navy more years to swim across Chile’s Strait of pulled me out and I was very cold. When Magellan. the wind picked up... I was like Spiderman The 44-year-old marathon swimmer, who climbing the walls of water.” said Nagaraja, a successfully crossed Lake Ontario in 2012, member of the Oakville-based Lake Ontario could not overcome winds as high as 26 Swim Team. knots (48 km/h) during his attempt to cross “This was a fantastic experience and we Magellan last week. had a lot of fun. Great people. Great food,” he “We missed the slack tide and I was stuck added. “We are going back in 2017 to com- • Now accepting registration for the 2015 Season in the middle of the channel for about one plete the swim.” for both the Co Ed and Mens Division • Registration Night is Thursday, February 12th 7pm - 9pm SOCCER SHORTS: at the Kings Arms (upstairs) 323 Church St. Oakville THE ART OF “Play” Please visit www.glenabbeyslopitch.ca for more information I’ve seen a lot of youth soccer games in my life. an entirely new set of solutions to the problems I consistently hear the same two comments from presented within the game. So, although the coach/ well-meaning parents and coaches on the sideline. parent may think a player should “pass” or “kick it out”, The two statements are, “Pass it!” and “Kick it out!” their constant instruction is limiting young player’s THE GYM Convenient, clean, and friendly. 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