The Arlington Soccer Club
is a Youth Soccer Partner of
NE Revolutions
and the
Boston Breakers
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The Arlington Soccer Club (ASC) is a volunteer non-profit organization dedicated to the advancement of the game of Soccer in Arlington, MA. The Arlington Soccer Club provides over 1,500 boys and girls between the ages of 5 through 18 an opportunity to play organized soccer every spring and fall
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Club News:
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BAYS
Tryouts Results for the Fall 2010 and Spring 2011 is
now Posted. For BAYS Boys - Click Here. For BAYS Girls - Click Here |
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The Arlington Soccer Club is looking for
a Communications Volunteer - The ASC would like to improve promotion of soccer
news within the Arlington community and keep our members
up-to-date on issues relating to our kids and soccer.
Communication background, desktop publishing, writing or
photography experience is helpful. Are you willing to
lend a hand? If you are, please contact Club President, Henry
Brush at president@arlingtonsoccerclub.com. |
Coach Highlights:
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Important news from MYS concerning CORI application. Massachusetts state law with respect to CORI is as follows: Notwithstanding section 172 or any other general or special law to the contrary, any entity or organization primarily engaged in providing activities or programs to children 18 years of age or less that accepts volunteers, shall obtain all available criminal offender record information from the criminal history systems board prior to accepting any person as a volunteer. Bottom Line: All coaches and assistance coaches must be registered before they can particpate in the Arlington Soccer Club. Click here |
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Parents Highlights:
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New Parents: If you have just
joined or is planning to join
the Arlington Soccer Club Clinic
Program for
your child under 6 or 7 -
Details |
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Arlington Soccer
Club BAYS Uniform Requirements Please review the below message on uniforms • All ASC players must wear black shorts. • They do not need to wear the shorts we provide but only minimal piping is allowed on any shorts you provide your son. Any piping should be less than a 1/16 inch wide. No wide stripes allowed. Logos are OK. • As in the past, we no longer supply shorts to BU14 boys because they do not wear them. Please meet the above requirements when supplying shorts for your BU14 son. We do have extra shorts available; if your son confirms he will wear ASC shorts, please let your coach know and he will arrange to get from me. • All player must wear the same color socks. Extra or replacement pairs of maroon socks can be purchased for $5 by the same process as ordering shorts. Orders should be emailed to your ASC Bays Director via the team coach. A team can choose to purchase and wear different color socks as long as the whole team is wearing the same. The laws of the game say all players should wear the same kit. The referee has the authority to sit down a player wearing different colors from their team’s colors. It is also conducive to team unity and spirit to follow this simple rule. My observations over 15 years of coaching, and nine years of coaching boys, tell me that teams that dress differently for matches are the least disciplined teams on the field. Thank you for your co-operation. Steve Moniak Arlington Soccer Club BAYS Boys Director |
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| ASC Safety Alert on Earrings - The ASC reminds all parents and players that earrings are not allowed to be worn at any game, practice or clinic. The restriction to all age groups. We recommend players who are planning to get their ears pierced wait until the end of the fall season to do so. Players who get the ears pierced before the season will not be allowed to cover them with tape or band-aids; if players cannot remove new ear piercing due to medical restrictions, then they will not be allowed to participate until they can do so. For the safety of all our players, the no-earring policy will be strictly enforced by all directors, coaches and referees. |
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| Take a look at our new Picture Gallery - Parent and coaches - submit your old and existing pictures - team or individual. We are building a photo library of current and past soccer alumni. If interested, send your photo images to jwah2002@yahoo.com. |
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Last Updated on July 1, 2010 |
