Hello Hamilton Soccer Club Families!!
Hard to believe, but the season is about to end!! We on the soccer board hope that it has been a rewarding experience for you.
We have received a lot of feedback already, but this is an opportunity for you to give some feedback to the board so that we may serve you better.
Also, I would like to let you know that we have positions on the board opening this summer, and so if you are interested please contact John DeNeef at webkeeper@hamsoc.com so that you can get an application ASAP.
FEEDBACK QUESTIONS:
1. What do you feel was done well during the 2008-2009 season? What did you appreciate? What should we be sure to continue doing? How was competitive club through the Hamilton Soccer Club a good experience for your child?
2. What could we do to improve? What were/are your concerns?
Please send to hamsocteamdirector@gmail.com.
Thank you SO MUCH for taking the time to fill this out. We truly exist to serve you and your family, and we appreciate any feedback that helps us to do it better. And once again, thanks for participating this year.
Sincerely,
Bill Mousel
on behalf of the Hamilton Soccer Club Board of Directors
Sunday, May 31, 2009
Board Member Positions Opening
It is time for a small change of the guard.
Board positions are opening up this season. Board members serve a 3-year term, and serve in a number of capacities.
If you are interested in being on the board, please email John DeNeef at webkeeper@hamsoc.com for an application.
We will be meeting the last Thursday of June, and it would be great to have the applications a week before that so new board members can be "on board"(Sorry, I couldn't think of a better way to say that).
Board positions are opening up this season. Board members serve a 3-year term, and serve in a number of capacities.
If you are interested in being on the board, please email John DeNeef at webkeeper@hamsoc.com for an application.
We will be meeting the last Thursday of June, and it would be great to have the applications a week before that so new board members can be "on board"(Sorry, I couldn't think of a better way to say that).
Tryout Dates and other news.
Tryouts for the 2009-10 season will be on Monday, June 15 at the high school practice field.
They are open to all age-levels from U8 to U19. If there are enough older players to form a team, the cost may vary from that for the younger players.
U10 and below tryout from 6:00-7:00 pm.(tenth birthday after July 31)
U11 and up tryout from 7:00-8:00 pm.
Come giving yourself adequate time to warm up. During the tryouts, each player will be given a score which will first determine if the player makes the team, and then will help determine the tier for that team.
We do not plan to allow players to play up in order to make minimum team requirements. A player will only be allowed to play up if their score from the tryouts indicates that it would be appropriate.
This means that we will need to have full rosters at every age level in order to make teams. So feel free to recruit other talented soccer players to come try out that evening. It doesn't cost anything to try out!
Speaking of cost, I would like to give you a number, but we are still trying to determine the cost of field maintenance which will be hired out (something new for us). The cost of referees went up this year as well, so be ready for a price increase. I will try to post it as soon as I have a final number.
We also plan to send out another tri-fold mailer this week, so be looking for that as well.
They are open to all age-levels from U8 to U19. If there are enough older players to form a team, the cost may vary from that for the younger players.
U10 and below tryout from 6:00-7:00 pm.(tenth birthday after July 31)
U11 and up tryout from 7:00-8:00 pm.
Come giving yourself adequate time to warm up. During the tryouts, each player will be given a score which will first determine if the player makes the team, and then will help determine the tier for that team.
We do not plan to allow players to play up in order to make minimum team requirements. A player will only be allowed to play up if their score from the tryouts indicates that it would be appropriate.
This means that we will need to have full rosters at every age level in order to make teams. So feel free to recruit other talented soccer players to come try out that evening. It doesn't cost anything to try out!
Speaking of cost, I would like to give you a number, but we are still trying to determine the cost of field maintenance which will be hired out (something new for us). The cost of referees went up this year as well, so be ready for a price increase. I will try to post it as soon as I have a final number.
We also plan to send out another tri-fold mailer this week, so be looking for that as well.
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