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ARCHIVED NEWS 37 Fri, May 7, 10 2010 Schedule Changes May 7/10 Please note: We will not be cutting over, until May 10, 2010, the element of email noitification to teams, when games are changed. On May 5-7 we have changed some field designations, and game dates (until the end of May). These changes are reflected on your schedules, as per the web, but no notices have been processed via email. May 7, 10:30AM. Please check your schedules. What is recorded on the web site is the actual schedule.
36 Tue, May 4, 10 2010 Outdoor Schedule The 2010 Outdoor Schedule is in the process of being created. The schedules for the month of May, 2010 are loaded, and displayed on the web. Schedules for the U-16 Tier II Boys and U-18 Girls are created in full and loaded on the web. All other categories will have the balance of their schedules created, and loaded on the web, within the next few days. This is a work in progress and as each category is addressed, you will see the schedule created progressively. We will advise all teams by email, as well as post it on our web front page, as soon as all schedules are created.
EIYSA 29 Mon, Mar 22, 10 2009/10 INDOOR PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS MARCH 19-21 Best of Luck to our EIYSA Teams 27 Fri, Mar 19, 10 ID SHOWCASE IN EDMONTON First Ever Player ID Showcase in Edmonton We spend a lot of money going south to showcase our players, now they are coming to us! 30 Thu, Mar 11, 10 SPRING REFEREE COURSES Interested in becoming a Referee for the 2010 Outdoor Season? 24 Tue, Jan 19, 10 FORMER EIYSA PLAYERS - WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Canada announces roster for January match against Jamaica Canada's men's national soccer team announced its roster today for the upcoming camp in USA and Jamaica. The camp runs 18 January through 1 February and includes the international friendly match against Jamaica on 31 January... defencemen Eddy Sidra - roster/read more Players earn Olympic call-up Canada's Womens U20 Team If you know of any other players please send an email to admin@eiysa.com 8 Mon, Oct 12, 09 JUVENTUS '95 AT NATIONALS OCT 7-12/09 GOLD, GOLD, GOLD! Juventus U-14 Boys win Nationals with 1-0 win over Ontario. Juventus goes through the tournament with 41-1 goals for/against. Congratulations to these fine young men for their display of excellence. Congratulations to their team officials for providing the tools which enabled these young men to meet the challenges. Juventus, we all salute you. You make us proud. 4 Mon, Aug 31, 09 PROVINCIAL COMPETITIONS Congratulations to the All the EIYSA teams at Provincials! WELL DONE! 5 Fri, Feb 20, 09 RESPECT IN SPORTS Effective with the 2009 Outdoor Program, EIYSA will be implementing a new requirement for coaches in our program. The new requirement will be "Respect in Sport". EIYSA believes in being proactive in ensuring our sport is safe and welcoming for all participants. Respect in Sport will help us promote those values through a simple and convenient on-line training course. It is designed as a tool to assist coaches in identifying and dealing with abuse, neglect, harassment, and bullying in sport. The program takes about 2.5 hours to complete. It is our intention to make this program available, as of February 20, 2009. The program will be mandatory for all coaches. The cost of the program will be born by EIYSA. It is our intention to role out this program progressively to all team officials, as well as offer parent workshops. Initially, for 2009, only coaches will be involved. Subsequently, as indicated, we will encompass other team officials. For more information on "Respect in Sport", go to: www.respectinsport.com February 20, 2009(Update) Program is now available for coaches to commence.
6 Thu, Feb 19, 09 LONG TERM ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT All stakeholders in sport should be aware of the 7-stage Canadian model of Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD). It is a training, competition, and recovery program based on development age – the maturation level of an individual- rather than chronological age. It is athlete centered, coach driven, and administration, sport science, and sponsor supported. Athletes who progress through LTAD experience training and competition in programs that consider their biological and training ages in creating plans that are specific to their development needs. Click the link above to learn more. CANADA SOCCER - LONG TERM PLAYER DEVELOPMENT MODEL. Click here for info or visit www.ltad.ca.
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