Yes, we have women's soccer, we will be starting Intercollegiate play in Fall 2002 and we have a coach on campus, his name is Robert King. For more information please call (770)423-6615 or mail him at rking2@kennesaw.edu.

Travel soccer is an option available for advanced and talented players who would like to concentrate on soccer as their primary sport. Travel soccer entails a larger time commitment from players, including two-three practices per week and a game (sometimes far enough away that an overnight stay is required) on weekends. Competition can be intense and if your child is not mature enough to handle the possibility of not making a team, an extended waiting period may be best.

No. Although you help run a morning clinic each day, the rest of the outreach includes training (guest speakers), morning devotion and worship, evening outreaches and evening prayer. You will have plenty of soccer playing opportunities which will help sharpen your skills, but this is not designed to train or develop your soccer playing abilities. It is a ministry outreach. Unlike a camp, you are together with the rest of the outreach team 24/7 from the beginning to the end of the trip.

Soccer is the main tool UGM uses to open doors, start relationships, and share Jesus Christ. The following types of ministry (not all are soccer related) are just some of the ways in which a player might have an opportunity to share his/her faith: door-to-door, prayer walking, soccer games, clinics, soccer camps, friendship evangelism, coffee house, street ministry, school assemblies, and sharing in Sunday schools, churches, & youth groups.

Unfortunately not. Total Soccer Nutrition is only available with either Total Soccer Fitness or with Total Soccer Fitness for Juniors

Travel teams often require a seasonal “dues” (monetary amount) to be paid, along with other associated expenses for entering tournaments or attending clinics or coaching camps. Players will in most cases have to try out for a travel team.

In May the Club holds two registration events and again in mid-June during the annual end of the season picnic.

Early this year, there was a media report of a suspected cluster of ALS among Italian soccer players. This important scientific observation requires scientific study although, at this time, it is not clear exactly what the possible association between ALS and soccer playing may be. The Miami Herald and the National Italian American Foundation have announced and published story updates.

Watch for the registration date in the Home and School Bulletin. Register at Borough Hall on that date.

The Mid State Soccer League is a cooperative venture formed by local youth soccer associations in the central portion of North Carolina. The local soccer association to which your team belongs is one of 14 associations currently composing the league. The league schedules matches at the "challenge" level for fall and spring seasons and conducts a tournament in November of each year. All challenge teams are invited to participate.

Ultimate Goal has developed outreach opportunities for non-players. Please contact us for more details of how an individual or group can join in one of our outreaches.

There are now two versions of Total Soccer Fitness -- a high performance version which is suitable for physically mature players typically aged 17 - 18 and over, and a junior version which is suitable for players aged 8 - 18.

In 1999 Mini-soccer was implemented as the form of football for Children Under 10 years of age. Girls and boys are introduced to the game on smaller pitches, smaller goals and fewer players. The aim is to provide a quality experience for all players at all levels. The Football Association deem Mini-soccer as the most appropriate and fun introduction to football.

Micro Soccer is an international program and designed by former Canadian World Cup Coach and England National team player, Tony Waiters and United States Soccer Federation Director of Education, Bobby Howe. Flagstaff Micro Soccer provides educational and developmental training for younger players in small-sided co-ed soccer games. The concept behind Micro Soccer is to allow more touches on the ball by having small teams playing on small fields.

Despite similarly abbreviated names, SAYSO is not affiliated with AYSO.) Both AYSO and CYSA class-4 are recreational soccer programs. SAYSO's Crickets Soccer Academy for 5-, 6-, and young 7-year olds is a recreational program: Everyone who applies is accepted.

No, Off The Wall provides all balls. Please, for insurance reasons, no outside balls a re allowed inside or outside the facility; please do not bring them.

This initiative can only be successful with the help of all the soccer community. Camera-ready public service advertising materials for both print and online, as well as e-mail templates, are available for download. Run these ads in your publications and mailings. Create hangtags or inserts for your products. E-mail the offer to your members or customer lists. THIS INITIATIVE CAN ONLY BE SUCCESSFUL WITH YOUR ORGANIZATION’S HELP!

The purpose of each UGM trip is to share the gospel through the open doors the sport of soccer gives us. Players do not have to play on "organized" teams in order to travel with UGM. In that case, anyone who knows the skill level of the player may be the coach reference.

District Soccer is a program provided for players who excel at the sport, who are wanting a more competitive league to play in and who will be hoping to make soccer a part of their future, either via scholarships or job opportunities. This league plays teams in the Valley from Kamloops to Penticton. They have playdowns to see what area will represent our zone in the Provincials.

Our regular teams do not play in the Winter. However -- we do offer indoor Winter Soccer for U-8 and younger. Winter soccer requires a separate registration. Watch our club calendar and/or the Photo News for details.

MWSC offers MLS Summer Camps every summer. Click the link on the left for MLS Camps to read all about it.

One Touch Soccer will run 2 camps this summer. One Touch Soccer follows the same structure as teh Above the Rim Basketball Camps. One camp this summer will specifically geared to children under the age of 12. This camp will be open to boys and girls (ages 5-16) teaching them fundamental soccer skills and sharing the Gospel with them daily. We will partner with a local church and the camp will be free to the local church and camp participants. Camp participants will receive daily giveaways.