AYSO Newsletter Week 9 - Chino Hills AYSO Region 779
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Volume 15 Issue 9 www.ayso<strong>779</strong>.com November 11, 2006<br />
Putting The Team Back In Teamwork<br />
By Coach Steve Bender<br />
EVERYONE PLAYS, OPEN REGISTRATION, BALANCED TEAMS,<br />
POSITIVE COACHING, GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP<br />
<strong>Region</strong> <strong>779</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong><br />
It has been 24 years since my<br />
sister was married, but I still remember<br />
an incident between her,<br />
my mother, and a neighbor as<br />
though it were this morning. They<br />
were involved in one of many<br />
heated discussions regarding wedding<br />
details when the neighbor<br />
said to my sister "You must recall,<br />
Catherine, that this is not<br />
your wedding, but your mother's.<br />
You are only the bride." While<br />
her humor calmed the moment,<br />
there was too much truth in that<br />
statement. All too many mothers<br />
view their daughters' wedding<br />
exactly that way.<br />
Unfortunately, all too many parents<br />
and coaches hold the same<br />
view toward youth soccer. The<br />
boys and girls on the field are<br />
only the players; it is the parents<br />
and coaches who are the competitors.<br />
And it is the children that<br />
pay the price. I am proud to say<br />
that my U-11 house league girls'<br />
team in Northern Virginia's<br />
Springfield Youth Club finished<br />
our fall season with a 1-3-4 record.<br />
Those of you who are competitive<br />
in nature are no doubt<br />
surprised by that statement, but<br />
there are several reasons for it.<br />
First, in eight games, they gave up<br />
only 12 goals. We only "lost" one<br />
game. That team, appropriately<br />
named the Orange Crush, completely<br />
outplayed us with the maturity<br />
and discipline of a high<br />
school varsity team, beating us 5-<br />
0. However, our two goalies in<br />
that game made some incredible<br />
Inside this issue:<br />
Putting The Team Back in Teamwork<br />
Referee Round-Up 2<br />
Children May Be Children, But Parents<br />
and Coaches Should Act Like Adults<br />
U5/U6/U8 Game Highlights 3<br />
Thank You To Our Sponsors 4<br />
saves among the 14 shots<br />
that they did stop. In every<br />
other game they thoroughly<br />
outplayed their opponents --<br />
we just didn't outscore them.<br />
My team came off the field<br />
knowing they had done their<br />
best. They kept the ball on<br />
the attack; at least threefourths<br />
of those seven games<br />
was played in front of our<br />
opponent's goal. Virtually<br />
every goal our opponents<br />
scored came within two minutes<br />
of a mid-half substitution<br />
on defense.<br />
Because I start each game<br />
with pre-planned substitutions<br />
for each half, my girls<br />
know when they will be<br />
coming out of the game.<br />
They know that I do not pull<br />
players because of bad play--<br />
only because of bad attitudes.<br />
I am proud of that record<br />
because at no point during<br />
the season did I put or keep a<br />
player on the bench for the<br />
sake of scoring a goal. When<br />
one observer commented that<br />
benching my own daughter<br />
prior to a kickoff seemed an<br />
odd way to reward her for<br />
scoring a goal, she turned to<br />
him and said "I had to come<br />
out, it was Courtney's turn to<br />
play."<br />
Second, I had several girls<br />
that told me they only liked<br />
one particular position. They<br />
didn't want to play anywhere<br />
else. I always told them that<br />
1<br />
2<br />
Quote of the Day<br />
they were very good in that<br />
position, but to understand<br />
the game, they needed to<br />
play every field position.<br />
That meant that sometimes<br />
we had a player whose fitness,<br />
knowledge, skills and<br />
abilities did not match the<br />
position she was playing. But<br />
by the end of the season they<br />
all better understood why<br />
players in another position<br />
did things the way they did. I<br />
could have won more games<br />
by going with a set lineup<br />
every week, but I am proud<br />
of the fact that these girls<br />
came away with greater<br />
knowledge and a much<br />
clearer understanding of the<br />
game than with a winning<br />
record.<br />
Third, I am proud of the fact<br />
that as they came off the field<br />
every week, they would always<br />
compliment two or<br />
three others for something<br />
they had done well in the<br />
match. The only time I saw<br />
them upset after a match was<br />
when the other team had spat<br />
on their hands before shaking.<br />
They weren't bothered<br />
by the loosing, only by the<br />
poor sportsmanship. And<br />
even then, rather than retaliate,<br />
one of the girls said<br />
"Next time we play them,<br />
remember to bring paper<br />
towels. They're poor sports."<br />
(Continued on page 3)<br />
"We didn't lose the game; we just<br />
ran out of time.”<br />
- Vince Lombardi, Legendary Football<br />
Coach, Green Bay Packers
Referee Round-Up<br />
Law 16—Goal Kicks and Law 17—Corner Kicks<br />
Goal Kick…Corner Kick…What’s the difference?<br />
Plenty, depending on what side of the<br />
ball you are on. Corner kicks present the<br />
attacking team with a tremendous opportunity<br />
to score, while goal kicks often save the defending<br />
team from pending doom.<br />
LAW 16 – The Goal Kick<br />
A goal kick is the way that play is restarted<br />
when the ball, having last touched a player of<br />
the attacking team, passes over the goal line<br />
and a goal is not scored. The kick is taken by<br />
the defending team at any point within their<br />
own goal area (6 yard box).<br />
The ball may be kicked by any player from<br />
the defending team from any point within the<br />
goal area. At higher levels, most teams allow<br />
the keeper to take the kick although this might<br />
be a dangerous approach for the younger<br />
levels.<br />
The ball is not in play until it leaves the penalty<br />
area (18 yard box). This means that once<br />
the ball is kicked, no player of either team<br />
may play it until it leaves the penalty area. If<br />
someone does play it in the area, the kick is<br />
simply retaken as the ball was never in play.<br />
Note that if one team continually plays the<br />
ball before it leaves the area, the referee<br />
might rule that this is wasting time and penalize<br />
accordingly. If the ball stops rolling or<br />
rolls back over the end line before it makes it<br />
outside of the penalty area, it is re-kicked.<br />
The opponents must remain outside of the penalty<br />
area until the ball is in play. That is, the<br />
attackers are not only prohibited from playing<br />
the ball while it is in the area but are actually<br />
prohibited from entering the area at all. On the<br />
other hand, defenders can take up any position<br />
that they want either inside or outside of the<br />
area.<br />
The kicker must not play the ball a second time<br />
until it is touched by another player. This is<br />
similar to the ruling on all restarts except a drop<br />
ball. The kicker can not play the ball again until<br />
it has a) cleared the area and b) touched another<br />
player of either team. If the second touch takes<br />
place in the area, the ball is kicked again. If it<br />
takes place outside the area, it's an indirect free<br />
kick to the opponents at the point of the second<br />
touch.<br />
A goal may be scored directly from a goal kick<br />
but only against the opposing team. This means<br />
that if the ball is kicked high into the hurricane<br />
force wind which blows it back into the kicker's<br />
goal before it gets beyond the penalty area, it is<br />
re-kicked. If by any chance the ball does leave<br />
the penalty before being blown back into the<br />
goal, the correct restart will be a corner kick, as<br />
you may not score on your own goal directly<br />
from a goal kick.<br />
LAW 17 – The Corner Kick<br />
A corner kick is essentially a direct free kick<br />
taken by the attacking team from the corner of<br />
the field in the attacking end. A corner kick is<br />
awarded when the whole of the ball, having<br />
last touched a player of the defending team,<br />
passes over the goal line, either on the<br />
ground or in the air, and a goal is not<br />
scored.<br />
When taking a corner kick, the ball is<br />
placed anywhere inside the corner arc at<br />
the nearest corner flag post. It is important<br />
to note that the corner flag post must not be<br />
moved.<br />
Corner kicks are very similar to direct free<br />
kicks, as a goal may be scored directly<br />
from a corner kick without touching another<br />
player first. Referees must also be<br />
conscious of the following:<br />
• Opponents are to remain at least 10<br />
yards from the ball until it is in play.<br />
• The ball is kicked by a player of the<br />
attacking team.<br />
• The ball is in play when it is kicked<br />
and moves.<br />
• The kicker can not play the ball a<br />
second time until it has touched another<br />
player.<br />
The only "special" feature in the law is that<br />
a player receiving a corner kick cannot be<br />
offside, but considering where the ball is<br />
placed, offside would be unlikely anyway.<br />
Children May Be Children, But Parents and Coaches Should Behave Like Adults<br />
By Vincent Fortanasce, M.D.<br />
I realized that the problems with soccer were no different from those<br />
I’d encountered in Little League. The most surprising thing about<br />
kids’ sports is that the parents can be reduced to barbarianism much<br />
more easily than their children. Players and parents who arrive with<br />
open hearts and smiling faces, eager to learn and have fun together,<br />
can be soured by adults who’ve forgotten the true meaning of soccer<br />
or any children’s sport.<br />
The goals of youth soccer are simple and fourfold: for the kids to<br />
have fun, to be safe, to build character, and, most important, to learn<br />
sportsmanship and fair play. At my son’s game, the adults, the<br />
guardians of those principles, had failed the children. What struck<br />
me even more than the adults’ immaturity was that it took only one<br />
man to initiate the conflict, which was fueled by the other adults,<br />
myself included. I’d cheered and jumped for joy after each goal. I<br />
urged our boys to score more and I certainly didn’t go to Hank and<br />
say, “Hey, this is unfair.” I reveled in the other team’s defeat. I felt<br />
stronger and superior because my team – my son’s team – was<br />
mauling another bunch of five- and six-year olds. Sad, I thought, is<br />
not the word. Tragic was more like it.<br />
And why do we adults allow this behavior to continue? The reason<br />
is simple. We have forgotten what is important. We all want our<br />
children to be made of the “right stuff,” to be confident, happy. But<br />
the right stuff is not created overnight. We forget that scores are<br />
meaningless to a child. What builds the right stuff is not winning,<br />
not being the best, but trying one’s best. Never giving up. That’s<br />
the message we should be instilling in throughout their lives. But to<br />
do this correctly we must be as concerned for another parent’s child<br />
as for our own – even if that child is on the opposing team. Empathy<br />
and the ability to have compassion and protect all the children,<br />
not just your own, is the life lesson that will help out children most.<br />
VOLUME 15 ISSUE 9 Page 2
U5/U6/U8 Game Highlights<br />
GIRLS U8<br />
The Bubble Yummers are awesome!<br />
Jenna and McKenna aggressively controlled<br />
the ball on offense. Great goalie<br />
action by Corinne and Alex. Chandellor,<br />
Jenna, Ashton, Roxeanne and Emma kept<br />
the ball moving. Annamarie and Amanda<br />
were excellent team players. WE ARE<br />
PROUD OF THE BUBBLE YUMMERS!<br />
Bubblelicious was on fire! Alexis, Lauren,<br />
Paige, Nikole, Alexa, Erin, Madison<br />
and Samantha all scored goals while<br />
Kendra and Christina passed and dribbled<br />
with ease. Great defense and goal keeping<br />
by Kaitlynn, Hunter, and Nicole. Outrageous<br />
teamwork girls!<br />
Another fantastic game played by Blue<br />
Diamonds ! Kayla, Lauryn & Madison<br />
made great assists that helped Abigail,<br />
Katherine & Lauren score. Claire, Kiana,<br />
Mikayla & Skyler played awesome defense<br />
preventing goals against us. Natalie,<br />
Rachel & Ryann had some powerful kicks<br />
to keep it away from our goal. You girls<br />
have really learned to play together as a<br />
team, keep up the good work!!<br />
Galaxy Girls were all over the Galaxy<br />
Saturday morning. They all played like<br />
champs! Alexis, Alyssa, Jocelyn B, Natalie,<br />
Jocelyn H, Kaitlyn & Lauren P,<br />
Darina, Jasmine, Kira, Lauren S, Alycen,<br />
Miranda & Taylor you all rocked! Thanks<br />
coach Neal and welcome back Coach<br />
Brad...we missed you!<br />
Drama Queens are going strong!!! Goals<br />
scored by Gillian, Brianna, Jamie, Cori,<br />
Madison, Lisa and Karen. Super defense<br />
Putting The Team Back In Teamwork<br />
(Continued from page 1)<br />
I am proud of a team that brings that kind<br />
of attitude to the field, all the more so because<br />
of that record.<br />
Fourth, I am proud of that record because<br />
we focused on building everyone's individual<br />
skills as the foundation for team skills.<br />
When I got the registration forms, I was<br />
told my team had a total of 36 seasons of<br />
experience. The organizers, while able to<br />
add, weren't very good at statistics. Yes, I<br />
had 36 seasons of experience on the team,<br />
but seven of my players had only one or<br />
by Grace, Cassidy, Terra, Krystal and great<br />
offensive plays by Caylee, Rayvnn and<br />
Courtney. Congratulations to all the girls!<br />
Diamonds in the Rough: Despite stiff competition,<br />
our Diamonds did not give up. Sarah<br />
G., Katlyn and Rianna each scored goals. Our<br />
goalies, Diana, Sydney, Tara and Paige all<br />
performed well. Great effort Diamonds!<br />
Cheetahs Girls : The girls were Cheetahrrific<br />
this week! The offense was on fire, with<br />
Erin, Ejah, Meghan and Sierra all scoring<br />
goals! Ashtyn was awesome in goal. Lauren<br />
and Brooke gave great efforts. Catherine had<br />
powerful blocks! Everyone played hard!<br />
Great Job Yellow Cheetah Girls !! You guys<br />
have done a fantastic job this year! You all<br />
have improved so very much! As your parents<br />
and family it has been a wonderful privilege<br />
to watch you all sharpen your skills and<br />
have a great time playing together! Yellow<br />
Cheetah Girls Rock!!<br />
GIRLS U6<br />
Miranda once again was a force, making<br />
fierce attacks and rushing back for goalsaving<br />
blocks. Natalie helped out on the offensive<br />
end and Raegan assisted on defense.<br />
Quinn and Karina overcame queasy stomachs<br />
and had solid kicks. Way to go CRUSH!<br />
Saturday was a fun game. Toni did a great<br />
job of turning the ball and taking it down the<br />
field. Emma did a great job on defense and<br />
saved a goal! Mayloni and Sissy both<br />
scored. Great job Shark Attack!<br />
two seasons of experience, and one--<br />
Ashley--had never played soccer before at<br />
all. Because of the Northwest Airlines<br />
strike, she wasn't even able to join the team<br />
until the week of our first game. But by the<br />
end of the season, four of the five girls that<br />
I nominated to the All-Stars team were<br />
girls in only their first or second season--<br />
excited sponges -that-are-dying-to-soak-upeverything-ready-to-learn<br />
rookies --and one<br />
of them was Ashley.<br />
During their All-Star match, Ashley and<br />
my daughter led four players in a jail break<br />
on the goal. As the other players tried to<br />
catch up, they screened our view from the<br />
GIRLS U5<br />
Our Super Stars were sure sparkling on<br />
Saturday - great game girls!! Alexis C.,<br />
Cameron and Lauren all did a fantastic job<br />
hustling on the field and getting in some<br />
great kicks!!! Keep it up everyone...we're<br />
on the home stretch!!<br />
BOYS U8<br />
KING COBRAS know why it is good to<br />
be king. Once again, they were awesome!<br />
Junior, Andrew O., Andrew L. and<br />
Joshua were sharp on offense, scoring<br />
goals for the team. Our defense, with<br />
goalies Max, Tyler and Salvador, played<br />
fiercely with assistance from Nicholas.<br />
Ryan and Zachary were great defenders<br />
and both nearly scored. Nice work, guys!<br />
Congratulations to CHRISTIAN &<br />
JUSTIN, the Players of the Game! Also<br />
an outstanding goalie job for Connor, the<br />
great wall for the Bulldogs! Thanks to the<br />
inspiring coaching of Walter and Scott,<br />
the team loves to play soccer! Go Bulldogs<br />
go!!!<br />
The Flaming Skulls are out to prove that<br />
they are unstoppable! The pressure the<br />
offense displayed was fierce. The defense<br />
is just as tough, a mack truck can't get<br />
through to that goal! Good team work,<br />
we're all so proud!<br />
sideline and it was hard to see what was<br />
happening. I saw at least three, and perhaps<br />
all four, take a shot on goal. I<br />
thought it was Ashley who scored, but<br />
wasn't sure.<br />
Why am I proud of that 1-3-4 record?<br />
Because as they were walking back for the<br />
ensuing kickoff, I asked her who scored.<br />
Both of my players turned toward me and<br />
shouted across the field in response: "We<br />
all did!" Win or lose, they had learned to<br />
be a team. I am one coach who would<br />
choose a losing team over winning individuals<br />
any day. Those lessons will stay<br />
with the players for a lifetime.<br />
VOLUME 15 ISSUE 9 Page 3
The following is a partial list<br />
of our 2006 sponsors. Join me<br />
in thanking them for giving so<br />
that our kids can enjoy.<br />
7-Eleven 33092 and 14003<br />
A & G Engraving<br />
A.L. Macintosh Company<br />
ABZ Escrow<br />
ACI Insurance<br />
Air Cold Supply<br />
Alamo Painting<br />
Alero, Inc<br />
Allied Builders, Inc<br />
American Custom Golf Cars,<br />
Inc<br />
American Housing Institute<br />
Anthony & Associates, CPAs<br />
Arellano Associates<br />
ASN Computers, Inc.<br />
Assael Automotive Motors<br />
AVH Technologies<br />
BEB Wallcovering<br />
Samuel S. Berro,<br />
DDS/William Harrison, DDS<br />
(2 teams)<br />
Best Buy (2 teams)<br />
Best Forklift Service, Inc<br />
Best Industrial Supplies, Inc<br />
Big E Construction<br />
Blandino Trucking<br />
Blasco Real Estate Inc<br />
Brimstone STS, Ltd<br />
Brooks Acquisition, Inc<br />
Stephen M. Burns (L&L Concessions)<br />
Caliphia Advisory Services (2<br />
teams)<br />
The Carale Family<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Castanon<br />
Cantu Homes, Inc.<br />
Evelyn & Duc Cao (2 teams)<br />
Century 21 King Realtors<br />
Century 21 King Realtors/<br />
MDR Properties<br />
Century 21 King Realtors—<br />
Melvin Sheppard<br />
Albert S. Chang, DDS Inc.<br />
Cherry Auto Body<br />
<strong>Chino</strong> <strong>Hills</strong> Family Optometry<br />
<strong>Chino</strong> <strong>Hills</strong> Mortgage Man<br />
<strong>Chino</strong> <strong>Hills</strong> Postal Place<br />
<strong>Chino</strong> <strong>Hills</strong> Pro Pharmacy<br />
Classic Plan Premium Finance<br />
(2 teams)<br />
Complete Business Insurance<br />
Services, Inc<br />
Complete Door Systems<br />
Continuous Forms Control Inc.<br />
Cool Water Pools and Spas (2<br />
teams)<br />
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D&A Performance Automotive<br />
Dairy Queen of Santa Ana<br />
DAJ Services<br />
DART—Gary Anderson<br />
De La Torre Terrazo Co.<br />
Diaz & Associates<br />
DK Enterprices<br />
DMS Building Maintenance<br />
Services<br />
Dolphin Imaging<br />
The Droog Family<br />
Ted & Alice Eason<br />
E Financial<br />
EJD Engineering<br />
Endless Noise—Music/Sound<br />
Design<br />
Espinosa Family<br />
F.C.C.H. Mailing Services<br />
Fisk Tel.<br />
Fitness Advantage Personal<br />
Training<br />
Flappy Jacks Pancake House<br />
FFMC Shipping<br />
Franke Business & Tax Management<br />
(2 teams)<br />
Fritts Ford<br />
FTA Architects<br />
FW Financial Inc.<br />
Gardner Trucking, Inc.<br />
General Pump & Anthony and<br />
Associates, CPA<br />
General Pump Co.<br />
Matthew J. Gerard<br />
Glenarc Construction, Inc<br />
Laritza & Walter Gramajo<br />
Gurol Consulting Services, Inc<br />
Hagar Family<br />
Happy Flap Jacks<br />
Harbor House<br />
Hugh T. Hatch II Advantage<br />
Title<br />
Brad & Oyuki Hazeltine<br />
Connie Henson@World Travel<br />
Hilts Consulting Group, Inc.<br />
Honmax, Inc.<br />
Andrew M. Hsieh, DDS<br />
William Ray Hughes<br />
Infospring, LLC<br />
Innovative Waste Management<br />
International Chemical Workers<br />
Union<br />
IQLaserVision.com<br />
Jaedon, Inc<br />
Laura Jauregui/ Realtor<br />
Jave’s Plumbing<br />
JEI Learning Center<br />
Joe APA/Matco Tools<br />
Josang Cleaning Concepts<br />
Michael Junyk<br />
Kelley’s Bakery<br />
Katie Inok Kim<br />
Knights Entertainment<br />
The Kranzer Family<br />
Stephen & Julie Kuehl<br />
La Puente Tires<br />
Law Offices of Mike Payne Billy<br />
S. Liang<br />
Life Spas<br />
Joe & Lori Long<br />
Loft Masters<br />
Veronica L. Loukota, Realtor<br />
Loving Savior of the <strong>Hills</strong><br />
M.D. Lending Group - Real<br />
Estate<br />
Main Street Lending & Realty<br />
Pros<br />
Martin, Grassi & Co., CPA’s (2<br />
teams)<br />
Mary Kay —Elaine Anderson,<br />
Ind Beauty Consultant<br />
Stacy Matthews—Arbonne Ind.<br />
Consultant (2 teams)<br />
Mattress Outlet<br />
John & Lori Mautz<br />
The Max Ministries<br />
The Maxson Family<br />
Mike McDonald<br />
Mellon, Johnson & Reardon,<br />
CPA’s<br />
Melroy Family<br />
Mendez Family<br />
Metra Construction<br />
Metro Stainless, Inc.<br />
Millie and Severson, Inc.<br />
Mills Ford—Anaheim (2 teams)<br />
Montebello Police Offices Association<br />
Moore Flooring, Inc<br />
John Nguyen Investigators<br />
NMC Group, Inc<br />
Nobody’s MC<br />
Norman Fox & Co.<br />
Nutrishop<br />
Omnia Leather Furniture<br />
Pacific High Reach<br />
Pacific Mortgage Acceptance<br />
Palladeo<br />
Parents of Shah & Patel Family<br />
Parents of Power Kickers<br />
Dr. Ami Patel Optometrist<br />
PFF Bank & Trust<br />
The Poling Family<br />
Pomona Valley Health Center at<br />
<strong>Chino</strong> <strong>Hills</strong><br />
Portrait Homes<br />
Precision Calibration and Computer<br />
Services<br />
Prehistoric Pets<br />
Prestige Property Services<br />
Quality Dairy<br />
Quality Fasteners (2 teams)<br />
Quality Plus Microsystem, Inc<br />
Quiznos Sub—H & L Roldan<br />
R.P. Air Conditioning<br />
Rawlings Trucking, Inc.<br />
Redlands Police Officers Association<br />
Lanny Richardson<br />
Paula Richardson at Loan Link<br />
Financial Services<br />
Richken Painting, Inc (2 teams)<br />
Damu Riley/JRC Group<br />
Rivas Family<br />
River City Notary Services (2<br />
teams)<br />
Roberts Family<br />
E. Robles Trucking<br />
Rohm Insurance Agency<br />
Rojas Family<br />
The Sack Rack, LLC<br />
Safety Images<br />
Samaha & Associates<br />
Bob & Gilda Sandoval<br />
Sandstorm Fabrication, LLC<br />
S.B. Financial<br />
Service Championship<br />
Sanjay & Ragini Shah<br />
Shea Homes Inland Empire<br />
The Shine Foundation<br />
Solutions Insurance & Financial<br />
Services<br />
Sonsational.com.<br />
Southwest Concrete Transport<br />
Spectrum Lifts and Loaders<br />
The Stevens Family<br />
SunglassesGiant.com (2 teams)<br />
Tech Doctor—Tom Lively<br />
Tobias Family<br />
Tri-West Mechanical, Inc<br />
UBC Cabinets<br />
United Agencies—La Verne<br />
Insurance (2 teams)<br />
Universal Plastic Mold<br />
Viewpoint Communications<br />
West Coast Cable (2 teams)<br />
James & Leslie Whitney (2<br />
teams)<br />
Wood Group (2 teams)<br />
Woodchips & Sawdust<br />
World Financial Group<br />
The Woo-Sam Family<br />
The Wordsmith<br />
Howard S. Wright, Construction<br />
(2 teams)