http://www.richmondcapitals.net
The Richmond Capitals Soccer Club's (RCSC) purpose and philosophy is to offer an environment of competitive soccer in which youth players can enhance and develop their individual and tactical skills as well as their love for the sport. It is the goal of the RCSC to provide coaching of the highest caliber to enable players to play fast and secure with unpredictable and creative offensive attacking movement, while staying organized defensively. We are dedicated to providing a fun and challenging atmosphere, which inspires young players to reach their full potential both on and off the soccer field.
Our club has two levels of competition in our travel program.
http://www.capital-soccer-club.com
The Capital Soccer Club (CSC) is a not for profit organization established in 1986 to provide competitive soccer in the Jefferson City community. CSC is a recognized member of Missouri Youth Soccer Association (MYSA). CSC is a member of the Jefferson City Youth Soccer League (JCYSL) board. CSC is a recognized member of the Central Missouri Soccer League (CMSL). What is the mission of the Capital Soccer Club?
CSC strives to promote the development of competitive soccer in Central Missouri for all local area boys and girls. CSC works with and does not compete with the YMCA recreational league or local high school programs. CSC works to not only develop soccer players but also civic awareness and responsibility in our youth. What is the difference between competitive and recreational soccer?
In competitive soccer you will typically find a higher standard of play, more focus on development of both individual and team skills. Playing time is determined by the child's ability and at the coaches' discretion. How is the Capital Soccer Club Organized?
Five elected officers provide executive leadership. CSC head coaches are all volunteers. CSC head coaches are required to hold an 'E' license through Missouri Youth Soccer Association. CSC head and assistant coaches are required to participate in the Kid Safe Program. More information on this program can be obtained at www.mysa.org. Most CSC coaches are parents of players, present or past, and others are soccer enthusiasts willing to offer their time and energy. CSC pays for the coaches 'E' license training. CSC covers the travel expenses for non-parent head coaches. CSC meets the 2nd Monday of each month except December and is open to all members. CSC is a self-supporting club, reliant upon player registration fees, tournament revenues and fundraisers. Why does the Capital Soccer Club hold tryouts?
Tryouts are necessary to conform to MYSA's definition of a competitive program. CSC might not find a position on a team for everyone who comes to tryouts. The number of teams formed in each age group will be based on the number of competitive players available.
http://albanyriverrats.com
Capital District Sports Inc. owns and operates the Albany River Rats, the American Hockey League affiliate of the National Hockey League's Carolina Hurricanes. Capital District Sports Inc. also provides management services for the Albany Conquest of arenafootball2 out of the Times Union Center in Albany, NY.
http://www.austinsoccer.org
The Austin United Capital Soccer Club (AUCSC / SAYSA) is committed to protecting your personal privacy. This Privacy Policy is intended to educate parents and youngsters about the steps they can take to safeguard their privacy when visiting AUCSC online or any of the other exciting websites that have links to and from this website. We also hope that the information presented here demonstrates our total commitment to comply with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998 (COPPA). This policy also explains the choices that you can make about the way your information is collected and used. Our privacy policy is available to you to review on our homepage and at every site where we have requested personally identifiable information.
If you have any concern that AUCSC is not abiding by its posted privacy policy, you should e-mail the site administrator at webmaster@austinsoccer.org, or use the contact information below:
Austin United Capital Soccer Club
5716 Hwy. 290 W, Ste 212
Austin, TX 78735
http://www.oldcapitalgolf.com
Old Capital Golf Club offers many ways to add to your outing or event. If you are a first time golf outing planner, don't worry; we are experienced outing coordinators and can walk you through all the planning stages and even help with ideas to raise extra money! Affordable packages on prizes, merchandise and food service are in place to make your day a hassle-free golf experience! We can set up a luncheon buffet for your golfers, before or after their round and we offer gift certificates and golf merchandise to award your winners and participants. The packages below are just a few of the options available to add to your day of golf.
http://www.ncisl.com
The National Capital Industrial Soccer League is an adult recreational league in the Ottawa area.
The NCISL is run by a volunteer Board of Directors with a lot of help from some of the 1800 players.
We are affiliated to the Eastern Ontario District Soccer Association and are classed by that organization as a Club League.
We offer both an indoor and outdoor program.
http://www.caslnc.com
CASL is one of the few Clubs in the country that provides multiple divisions of play for soccer enthusiasts. Participants of all ages in and around Wake County, from under 5 to under 18 can enjoy various divisions of play within our Club structure that fit their skills, competitive levels, and commitment to the game.
CASL's Recreational Playing division is built around the concept of "just for fun!" Players are placed randomly onto teams in their geographic area according to the order in which we receive a completed application, copy of player's birth certificate, and payment.
Volunteer Coaches are the backbone of the Recreational program, facilitated by a volunteer Recreational Board of Directors and Age Group Coordinators. CASL Registrars are on Staff to assist and follow Board Policy, NCYSA Policy and US Soccer Policy when creating teams and placing players onto those teams.
CASL offers league play, Camps, Clinics & Academies year round for individuals and teams.
To learn more about CASL's competitive Playing Divisions, please click on Challenge, Classic, or YTS at the top of the page.
All CASL teams follow the CASL Rulesbook and Polices in accordance with NCYSA Rules and Polices and US Soccer Rules and Policies. Listed below are the rules of play for each Recreational Age Group.
http://www.theahl.com
The American Hockey League serves as the top development league for all 30 National Hockey League clubs. The 2002-03 season saw an all-time high of 28 teams competing for the coveted Calder Cup, and more than 6.7 million fans attending games across North America, a league record for the 15th consecutive year. Over 78 percent of all players to compete in the NHL in 2002-03 were AHL graduates, and more than 380 players took the ice in both leagues.
