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Some of the excited participants from recent clinics!

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Wondering what the benefits of belonging to AYSA are? Take a look at this Powerpoint Presentation on that very topic!


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P.O. Box 9447     Ketchikan AK 99901     907-225-4857

Don't forget the upcoming Alaska Youth Soccer Symposium September 20th in Anchorage at The Dome!

General Schedule Sept. 20, 2008

8-8:30 am   Registration - The Dome, Anchorage, AK
8:30-9:00 am   Opening Remarks - Joe Ver, Frank Trovato, Sam Snow - The Dome
9:15- 10:30 am   Morning Session #1
10:45-12:00 pm   Morning Session #2
12:00 pm   Raffle Winner Announcement for trip to Manchester England to see Manchester United play!
12:15 pm   Lunch Break
1:15-2:30 pm   Afternoon Session #1
2:45-4:00 pm   Afternoon Session #2
4:15-5:30 pm   Afternoon Session #3

      MAIL IN REGISTRATION
$30 – Individuals
$50 – Family
      ONSITE REGISTRATION
$35 – Individuals
$55 -- Family

Download the info packet and registration form


ODP Registration Fee and Method

$10.00 Online registration - http://odp.alaskaysa.org
1$5.00 for paper registration - (no mailed paper registration accepted after August 1st)
$75.00 onsite registration

STATE CUP SPECIAL:  REGISTER FOR ODP AT STATE CUP (AT THE HEADQUARTERS TRAILER) AND PAY THE SAME FEE AS ONLINE REGISTRATION!


You know, it is never to early to think about applying to be on ODP staff this coming (2009) summer - the application and information is now available for download ... MSWord ...... PDF


If you have a moment, take a look at a few images from the Girl's 2008 ODP camp in Stockton, CA


Recent News from the National Director's Cup play in Kirkwood, Delaware .....

Congratulations!!!

Alaska Rush 91 G
US Youth Soccer National Directors Cup Champions!!
Alaska Youth Soccer is proud of you.

The first time region IV has participated in the National Directors Cup and the first Alaskan team to win a National championship!!

and earlier ......

FC Dallas Blue (NTX) vs Alaska Rush 91 (AK)

It is very hot and humid here. Our girls did a wonderful job at our first game. We were behind 0-1. Alev Kelter scored for a tie and Whitney Velez had 2 goals which one assisted by Alev. CourtneySpitler added the goal to make it 4-1. Our opponent team did not give up. They scored 2 more goals and the final score to 4-3 win for us.

Thank you Marlenny Campbell for this update!


2009 ODP info is now available on the ODP page!


ALASKA YOUTH SOCCER WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE  the ALASKA RUSH 91 GIRLS!!
Coaches: Mike Montgomery, Brian Farrell, Elias Ulvi
Manager: Marlenny Campbell

REGION IV DIRECTORS CUP WINNER

ALASKA RUSH 91 GIRLS WILL TRAVEL TO KIRKWOOD DELAWARE JULY 17-20 TO REPRESENT REGION IV AND ALASKA YOUTH SOCCER IN THE U.S. YOUTH SOCCER NATIONAL DIRECTORS CUP

HAVE A GREAT TIME AND WE ARE PROUD OF YOU!

This year our second place State Cup teams (U14-U17) will have the opportunity to represent Alaska at the Region   IV Directors Cup as well.


Alaska Youth Soccer is pleased to announce the Maia Anderson has been named Region IV Youth Referee of the Year.

We are proud of Maia as she has proven youth soccer has many faces and opportunities.

For more information on Maia and the Region IV Youth Referee please go to

http://www.regioniv.com/announcements/061508.htm

If you are interested in becoming a referee or know a great youth interested in becoming a referee

please contact Tre Gaither our State Youth Referee Administrator (SYRA) at alaska_tre@hotmail.com


State Cup information is beginning to be available! Head to the Forms page or the State Cup page and download your paperwork today!


Check the Forms page for 7 updated policies


The Eagle River Soccer Club has several summer (paid) coaching positions they are looking to fill - if you are interested, download this PDF
As an anti-spam measure the e-mail addresses on our website have been replaced with non-clickable image files which cannot be read/harvested by web spiders.
Just an update to those who life revolves around be a manager - although the web menu is not yet updated on this, there is a brand new page for Managers and you can find it by clicking here or by clicking on the old "Registrar" link on the menu bar .....
To keep you informed as to the changing face of soccer take a look at the USYS article on the value of playing small sided games.

National Youth License Clinics (lower 48) info


Parents - just getting involved in youth soccer?  Take a look at this Introduction to Youth Soccer!

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ASYSA Vision

Purpose, Mission, and Core Values and Beliefs (From Constitution Article II)

Click here for the AYSA Consitution

Purpose: Our purpose is to develop youth soccer in the State of Alaska to its maximum possible potential. "Youth" means boys and girls under twenty (20) years of age.

Mission: Our mission is to provide leadership, administrate state level programs, educate our members and the public about the game of soccer, and coordinate youth soccer in the State of Alaska to accomplish the following measurable objectives:

Maximize the number of youth soccer players in Alaska at all ages and skill levels to expand opportunity for participation, and promote the visibility of the sport.

Maximize the number of USSF and NSCAA licensed youth soccer coaches at each coaching level to advance the level of player skill and competition.

Maximize the number of USSF licensed youth soccer referees at each licensed level to promote fair play and amplify knowledge of the rules.

Maximize the number and quality of playing fields and indoor facilities available for youth play to improve opportunities for play.

Provide an effective forum and central point for communication with the public and between all soccer players, coaches, referees, clubs and leagues in Alaska.
Core Values and Beliefs:
The Alaska State Youth Soccer Association is a member of the United States Youth Soccer Association (USYSA) team. We believe in the Mission of USYSA, and agree to work within USYSA national rules and regulations to accomplish our purpose;

Soccer is fun and should remain that way;

Soccer is a lifetime family sport;

Every youth in Alaska who wants to play soccer is our concern.

Well organized youth sports help develop good character and sportsmanship;

Positive physical, mental and emotional growth and character development of our players is of prime importance. Kids are our first priority;

Youth soccer helps develop all around athletic skills;

There should be a continuum of development and participation of all members;

Athleticism is valuable as an individual accomplishment. We enjoy and encourage soccer at its highest level of play.

Education and communication are our best tools.

Safety and Fair Play are among our highest priorities.

Equal opportunity should be available to all players regardless of race, color or creed. Youth soccer programs should include the full spectrum of social, economic and cultural diversity within Alaska;

We should be financially responsible;

We believe in the value of positive role models;

We believe that all adult volunteers should be held accountable to exhibit good sportsmanship, ethical conduct, and positive behavior in the presence of our players.

Volunteers are important assets and should be encouraged and cultivated.

 

 

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