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Message from the President... PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 28 January 2009 21:11

Message from the President                       

 -Chris Martinelli

The Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association greets 2009 with great excitement and anticipation. 

Our website has a brand new look and plenty of information on everything that is soccer in Wisconsin.  As our mission statement tells, “It is the goal of the Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association to provide leadership and support for the promotion of soccer, the development and recognition of players and coaches, and to encourage participation and good sportsmanship at all levels.”  The efforts of this mission would not be possible without the dedication and commitment of our Board of Directors, those members who volunteer their time and resources, and the support of our membership.  As we enter the New Year, it is the perfect time to visit our website (www.wisoccercoaches.com), renew your membership, and get acquainted with the many ways you can help us promote soccer in Wisconsin.
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2010 Hall of Fame Nominations PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 19 June 2009 20:45
The WSCA is now accepting nominations for the 2010 WSCA Hall of Fame.  If you feel a coach is deserving of Hall of Fame status for the efforts he or she has given to creating a better soccer community in Wisconsin, please feel free to nominate them here.
 
NSCAA Advanced National Courses PDF Print E-mail
Monday, 13 April 2009 18:46
We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for taking the NSCAA National Diploma and inform you about upcoming Advanced National courses this summer.
 
We will be holding an Advanced National Diploma courses at the following locations in 2009:
 
  • Spartanburg, SC (Wofford College) – June 1-7
  • San Francisco, CA (San Francisco St. Univ.) – June 8-14
  • Denver, CO (Regis University) – June 8-14
  • Amherst, MA (Amherst College) – June 15-21
  • Bloomsburg, PA (Bloomsburg University) – July 6-12
  • Elmhurst, IL (Elmhurst College) – July 13-19
 
The application for this course and all of the NSCAA Summer Residential Academies can be accessed at http://www.nscaa.com/rc-list.php.
 
The goal of the Advanced National Diploma Course is to further the education process with in-depth sessions on the teaching process. Coaches will attend sessions that focus on the physiological aspects of coaching, match analysis, technical position overviews, and advanced methodology. Acceptance into the course requires an NSCAA National Diploma, the USSF “B” or an English UEFA "B" license. A minimum of 10 years of coaching experience at an appropriate level also is suggested. 
 
Please pass this information along to any qualifying coach that may be interested in improving their knowledge of the game; space is limited so please sign up as soon as possible to ensure that your application with be accepted. If you have any further questions, contact the NSCAA National Office at 1-800-458-0678 or by email at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .  
 
National Soccer Coaches Association of America
800 Ann Avenue
Kansas City, KS 66101
800-458-0678
 
WSCA Polls - Final 2009 PDF Print E-mail
Tuesday, 26 May 2009 21:00

Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association

Girls State Soccer Polls – Final 2009

 

Overall

 

1                            DSHA   (14-3-3)

2                            Waunakee  (17-4-1)

3                            Mequon Homestead (13-1-3)

4                            Waukesha Catholic Memorial  (18-2-1)

5                            Madison Memorial  (16-3-2)

 

Division 1

 

1                     DSHA  (14-3-3)

2                     Waunakee  (17-4-1)      

3                     Mequon Homestead  (13-1-3)

4                     Madison Memorial  (16-3-2)

5                     Appleton North (18-1-0)

6                     Kenosha Bradford  (13-1-1)      

7                     Brookfield East  (13-4-1)      

8                     Middleton  (16-5-0)

9                     Verona Area (12-3-4)

10                 Whitefish Bay  (11-5-3)      

 

Honorable Mention:    Bay Port (15-2-4),  Brookfield Central (15-5-1),

                                    Waukesha West  (14-3-3), Neenah (9-3-1),

                                     Madison LaFollette (12-5-1) 

                                  

Division 2

 

1                    Waukesha Catholic Memorial  (18-2-1)

2                    Madison Edgewood  (13-4-2)

3                    McFarland  (18-3-1)

4                    Green Bay Notre Dame  (15-6-3)

5                    Appleton Xavier (14-5-1)        

 

Honorable Mention:     Shorewood (9-6-0),  Pewaukee (12-5-3)

                                     Belleville/New Glarus (Sugar River) (15-3-3),

                                     Monroe (13-5-3),  Ashland (17-0-1)

 

Division 3

 

1                     Saint Mary’s Central (20-0-1)

2                     Winnebago Lutheran (14-1-0)

3                     St. Mary’s Springs (11-2-0)

4                     Columbus (14-1-3)

5                     New Holstein (12-6-3)      

 

Honorable Mention:   Wrightstown (8-2-2),  Oostburg (14-2-1),

                                   Ozaukee (12-4-1), Green Bay New Lutheran (12-1-3),

                                   Watertown Luther Prep (9-3-1)        

 

 
 
Bell takes over Cornell men's and women's soccer programs PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 01 May 2009 16:24

Bell takes over Cornell men's and women's soccer programs

MOUNT VERNON - Derek Bell has been named Cornell College's head men's and women's soccer coach.

Derek BellBell, a 1994 graduate of Knox College, has more than 15 years experience as a coach and collegiate player. He's been an assistant women's coach at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point the past two seasons, which included consecutive trips to the NCAA Division III Tournament Sweet 16. 


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