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Spring Travel Information and Registration

Travel player’s registration for Spring 2012 begins Monday, December 12th. Every player participating MUST register each season. 

Click continue to register and find out more info about our upcoming spring Travel season.


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Preseason Training Program Schedule
 
 
 

Mondays

Tuesdays*

Thursdays

 

2/6, 2/13, 2/27, 3/5

2/7, 2/14, 2/28, 3/7

2/9, 2/16, 3/1, 3/8

 

5:30 - 6:45

6:45 - 8:00

5:30 - 6:45

6:45 - 8:00

5:30 - 6:45

6:45 - 8:00

U9 Boys

SL # 1

 

 

 

 

 

U9 Girls

SL # 1

 

 

 

 

 

U10 Boys

 

 

SL # 1

 

 

 

U10 Girls

 

 

SL # 1

 

 

 

U11 Boys

 

 

 

 

SL # 1

 

U11 Girls

 

 

 

 

SL # 2

 

U12 Boys

 

SL # 2

 

 

 

 

U12 Girls

 

SL # 1

 

 

 

 

U13 Boys

 

 

 

SL # 1

 

 

U13 Girls

 

 

 

SL # 2

 

 

U14 Boys

 

 

 

 

 

SL # 2

U14 Girls

 

 

 

 

 

SL # 1

 

Please note: no sessions the week of 2/20-2/24
 
ODSL and WAGS Sportsmanship Award winners

Congratulations to our Sportsmanship winners!  Click continue to read more. 

 

 

 


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Coaches Professional Development Series: Spring 2012

 

Coaches Professional Development Series.......

 

 

 


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The Travel Committment
FOR A PRINTABLE COPY OF THIS DOCUMENT, CLICK HERE

 
To the Players and Families of the SASA Travel Division...
The purpose of the SASA travel division is to promote amateur soccer for area youth. Our motto is "Excellence in Soccer"

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SASA Juggling Club

All players in SASA are challenged to join the Juggling Club.

Juggling helps players develop their balls skills and ball control.

T-Shirts will be awarded to those who achieve 50, 100, 200 or 300 juggles. 


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Barry Hill
Technical Director
General Manager
"A" License
Kyle Lessig
Director of Coaching
"A" License
Renee Frey
Travel Director
 
 
 Our Club is committed to improving the technical ability of all players in SASA with a goal of:

  1. Player development

  2. Fun & Friendly Environment

  3. Our teams to be competitive at the highest levels

Travel soccer demands a lot of time and dedication from both players and parents. We understand and respect the fact that parents have a lot of factors to take into consideration before their children play travel soccer. We also understand that players have other commitments and reasons why they do not or cannot play travel soccer.

While winning is important; development, sportsmanship and Fair Play must prevail.

 

FALL 2011 AGE GROUP COORDINATORS
Contact Listing

GIRLS
U9 Mark Bowman
U10 Catie Wine
U11 Jonita Hooker
U12 Heidi Wilbrandt
U13 Tony Rogers
U14 Barry Hill
U15 Walt Lenar
U19 Jorge Vargas
   
BOYS
U9 Mark Nocera
U10 Fernando Da Silva
U11 Preston Whitlock
U12 Matt Lawrey
U13 Tony Rogers
U14 Brian Bugge
U15 Brian Bugge
U16 Kenny Dyer
U17 Dave Cresswell
U19 Dave Cresswell

Message from the DOC: Club Direction

 Greetings!

I’m very excited to be a new member of the SASA family and look forward to the challenge in building an elite soccer club in the state of Virginia


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Travel Coaching Program
U7 – U19 Player Development Objectives
 
Player development is essential to the long-term growth and improvement of the player and, thus, must be the central focus to all decisions regarding training and competition.
While each coach may have different ideas and methods that are unique to his or her own coaching style, every coach must understand that the number one priority is the development of the technically and tactically sound player.
 
To that end, SASA has established a progressive program to develop players through every age group. This program is not designed to emphasize winning matches for short term gain; rather, it is designed to provide a positive and challenging experience for players with a focus on their long-term development. No matter the style of coaching or age of the players, our coaches must ensure that the following objectives are met:
 
  • Training sessions are positive, productive, and enjoyable for the players.
  • Training sessions are designed to improve a player’s technical abilities and their tactical application.
  • Games and activities are designed to maximize the number of touches each player gets on the ball.
  • Competition is factored into training sessions in a way that encourages, motivates, and challenges players to improve.
  • Coaches understand their role within player development, providing positive influence, recognizing the varying characteristics and needs of players, serving as facilitator, and being a positive role model to players and the game itself.
  • Players continue to develop a love, respect, and appreciation for the game, teammates, opponents, referees, and coaches.
 
SASA understands the great responsibility that the club, coaches, and parents have in allowing players the opportunity to learn, grow, and experience the game of soccer. The club will continually assess its program to maximize opportunities and ensure all objectives are met.
 

 

Congratulations to SASA's Tournament Champions 2011-12

 

(Jan-12) KickIt 3v3 World Championships - 99 Female Open Division Silver Champions

 


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Code of Conduct

The Travel Code of Conduct: Click Here for printable copy

This document should be reviewed and signed by all Players and Parents each year.


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Club Format

                                         Travel Club Team Format                                           

To move forward as a Travel Club we made the following changes effective Fall 2010 Season:
 
1.      All Coaches will be contracted to the Club and paid by the Club
2.      All players will have a fee that is payable to SASA and will cover the items detailed below
a.      Fees will vary by team based on applicable League fees, and the Coach fee
3.      Each Age group will have an Age Group Coordinator
a.      The AGC will monitor the development of all players in their assigned age group
b.      They will work with each team in their age group (Blue/White/Gold)

Items included in the Club fee:

 
  1. League Fee (NCSL, WAGS, ODSL)
  2. Coach Fee
  3. Up to 2 Tournaments per season (up to $1,200 entry fee per season)
  4. Age Group Coordinator
  5. Technical Staff
  6. County Field Fee
  7. Equipment
Items to be handled by the Team Treasurer:
 
1.      Uniform Orders
2.      Other miscellaneous items (Winter/summer camps, facility rentals, Team Spirit wear) 
 
The Club fee for each player can be paid in three installments per season, or in full by the 1st Payment due date.
 
1.      Fall Player Fee
a.      1st Payment – due upon acceptance of a position on the team
b.      2nd Payment – due by July 10th
c.       3rd Payment – due by August 10th
 
2.      Spring Player Fee
a.      1st Payment – due by February 10th
b.      2nd Payment – due by March 10th
c.       3rd Payment – due by April 10th

Club fee budgeted allocation:

·         56% Personnel/Support Expenses
·         4% Education/Licensing Program
·         1% Equipment/supplies
·         13% League Fees (VYSA, ODSL, WAGS, NCSL)
·         26% Tournament, Field, Registration, Advertising Fees


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