The Pittsburgh Riverhounds will hold a Summer Soccer Camp at the Montour Burkett soccer fields featuring instruction by experienced coaches and current Riverhounds professional players who will implement the methodology of the Everton Way Curriculum . For more information, contact Scott Gibson - Director of Academy Operations at the Riverhounds' headquarters at the Greentree Sportsplex at 412 539-1191. The camp will be from June 9 - 12 from 9 am - Noon. Each of the campers in attendance will receive a complimentary
ticket to the Riverhounds game that follows the camp on June 14th.
We are hoping to turn that same night into a Montour Youth Soccer Association club group night with the Riverhounds. All additional tickets purchased by the parents of campers, or anyone else in our club will be at the discounted group rate of $6.
WWW.RIVERHOUNDS.COM
CONGRATULATIONS to 2 MYSA coaches who were chosen as Co-coaches of the year by PAWest. Walt Dukewich and Bob Smith were presented with awards as winners of the Girls Travel Coach (co-coaches) of the year at the annual PAWest awards luncheon at Slippery Rock University this spring. Congrats to Walt and Bob!
MYSA and the Pittsburgh Riverhounds FC have signed a partnership agreement to help promote soccer and train our young players.
Go to the Riverhounds web site to find more information on their new RIVERHOUNDS/EVERTON FC WINTER ACADEMY. Their winter academy will be a good way to develop players in the off season.
WWW.RIVERHOUNDS.COM
412-922-1818
MYSA provides recreational and competitive soccer
to the Robinson, Kennedy and Ingram communities. Our in-house program provides recreational soccer for children four years old through thirteen. These games are played on Saturday mornings during the spring and fall. MYSA also provides competitive soccer through our travel teams that play on Sunday afternoon during the spring and fall. Travel teams are
for the more committed soccer players. Click on this link for the 2007-2008 season birth year chart.
Montour Youth Soccer Association, PA West Soccer, and The US Soccer Federation cannot and will not tolerate inappropriate conduct by players, coaches or spectators. Player conduct will be policed by the referees in accordance with the rules of soccer and should also be enforced by their coaches. Inappropriate behavior, including verbal abuse, by any coach or spectator at any time can lead to that person being asked to leave the facility and, if the behavior continues, can lead to that person being barred from attending future events. If necessary, the police can be involved in enforcing the ejection and ban.
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