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CLUB ANNOUNCEMENTS

Girls High School Teams

04/28/2008: OPEN TRYOUT SCHEDULE announcement for Fall teams being formed!All players are invited to attend our evaluation sessions.

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Club Open House on May 21!

04/27/2008: Opportunity to learn more about Roadrunner soccer......

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OPEN TRYOUTS for Fall 2008 Teams

04/27/2008: All interested in joining for Fall 2008 teams must attend our player evaluation sessions.........

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Summer'08 Roadrunner Soccer Camp

Where kids learn and have fun!

04/16/2008: Register now for SUMMER 08 Soccer Camp!

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New Uniform Kit for Fall 2008!

03/16/2008: The Club will start a new uniform kit for Fall 2008 teams..........

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Game and Field Assignments

03/16/2008: Master home game and location assignments are now posted.

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IYSA LogoRoadrunners @ State Cup

03/16/2008: Roadrunner teams to participate in IYSA State Cup Tournament...Congrats!

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Roadrunner window decals are here!

12/07/2007: Show your support for the Roadrunner Soccer Club......

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Club Leadership Opportunities

08/25/2007: Our soccer Club thrives on our volunteer leaders! Help make a difference for your Club.

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Roadrunners to March at July 4th Parade!

07/01/2007: All Players invited to march in this year's July 4th parade!

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Roadrunner Tournament Results

01/13/2007: Snapshots of Roadrunner's tournament participation and success!

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Doerhoefer Park Grand Opening

09/26/2006: Our community's new synthetic turf complex - a wondeful asset for our soccer community!

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Roadrunner Boys Win Darien Tourney

03/20/2006: Rare 6-peat and other top finishers...

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A Positive Club Culture

In order to develop, our young players need a tremendous amount of support and positive encouragement. This one minute video emphasizes the importance of creating a positive environment for our players:

Creating a positive environment for our players


The Roadrunners’ has established its partnership with PCA as part of a targeted effort to provide the most positive experience for its athletes and to foster coach and parent education in the community. “Working with hundreds of youth sports organizations around the United States, PCA has developed a number of practical tools and guidelines to help young athletes, their coaches and parents realize that winning is not only reflected in game scores, but also in the effort players give, the learning and improvement they achieve, and the ability they develop to bounce back from mistakes,” said Bob Lemke, President of the Roadrunners Soccer Club. “We’re excited about our ability to bring PCA to our community and help emphasize the importance of a positive club culture for our players, coaches and parents.”

About Positive Coaching Alliance
Positive Coaching Alliance, a Stanford University-based non-profit organization, works with coaches, organizational leaders and parents to more effectively teach young athletes not only how to win, but also how to learn about teamwork, discipline, respect and goal-setting through their sports experience. Since 1998, PCA has conducted more than 1,700 research based training workshops for 68,000 coaches, parents and leaders, helping to create a positive sports environment for more than 680,000 young athletes.

For more information on PCA, visit www.positivecoach.org.

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