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August 27, 2010
SIGMA Striker Christopher Nanco Invited To Train With Liverpool FC
(RELEASE) - Christopher Nanco's speed on a soccer field has blazed a trail to England.
Nanco, a 15-year old striker on Sigma FC's C1 (1995) squad, has been invited to train with famed soccer club Liverpool FC.
The Brampton, Ont., resident, was scouted during Sigma's annual international ID camps, plus through ongoing consultation between the club and Sigma's technical staff. >>>
August 20, 2010
Erin Mills Claims Double Gold At 2010 Ontario Summer Games
(RELEASE) - It was a memorable four days in Sudbury for all participating teams at the 2010 Ontario Summer Games, but it was especially memorable for the Erin Mills Soccer Club. The Erin Mills Under 15 Boys and Girls teams both returned from Sudbury as Ontario Cup Champions and Ontario Summer Games gold medalists.
The greater city of Sudbury did a fantastic job hosting the 2010 Ontario Summer Games. Soccer was one of 32 official sports at the Summer Games, which spread across 40 venues in Sudbury. The Ontario Summer Games were declared open at the Opening Ceremonies on Tuesday night at the Laurentian University Community Track, and it was non-stop action around the city for the days following. Wednesday morning marked the start of the action for soccer, at Lockerby High School, James Jerome Field, and Laurentian University fields. >>>
August 20, 2010
Clarkson Player makes the Men
(RELEASE) - Clarkson-Sheridan SC would like to congratulate Johnathan Osorio who's been with their boys 1992 team for several years. Johnathan is currently in Spain with the Canadian Men's Under 20 National team. Clarkson-Sheridan SC are very proud of this young man and congratulate him on his accomplishment. >>>
(RELEASE) - The Canadian Soccer League is taking a further serious step to link promising young players to professional soccer and it will all begin this coming November.
The CSL Youth Development System will kickoff an indoor schedule mid-November to start an all-year round academy-style program structured to provide competition, high calibre skills training and professional development for promising players wanting to accelerate their progress in the sport. A CSL policy introduced for the first time this season requires new CSL clubs to be connected to youth soccer in the professional team’s community, and the CSL will work with community based clubs to deliver this new exciting and progressive program while adhering to the CSA’s Wellness to World Cup, Long Term Player Development framework. >>>
