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The Half Moon Bay Soccer Club is a competitive soccer club. The club sponsors coastside CYSA youth soccer teams between Montara and Pescadero.
Mission Statement - We plan to provide a safe and positive environment in which your children may excel in soccer. They will meet personal and team challenges that will make them grow and learn. We aim to be good role models, and will support and assist them in meeting these challenges that will make them good athletes, students, and citizens.
Tryouts Flyer (spanish version)
CYSA Competitive Soccer Tryouts
Saturday February 11, 2012
Rain or Shine
Location: HMB High School Times:
Boys 1-3pm Girls 3-5pm
U10 born 8/01/01 - 7/31/02 U10 born 8/01/01 - 7/31/02
U12 born 8/01/99 - 7/31/00 U13 born 8/01/98 - 7/31/99
U14 born 8/01/97 - 7/31/98
U15 born 8/01/96 - 7/31/97
Attire: Soccer shorts and a white tee shirt Bring: Soccer ball, soccer cleats, shin guards, water bottle.
*All players must have a signed waiver form to tryout. Waiver forms will be available at the field and are available on the website.
Questions: If you have any questions, please call 650-576-3415 or email: sporthmb@yahoo.com
Club Officers:
- President - Alan O'Driscoll
- Vice President/Registrar - Cindy Turgeon
- Secretary - Misty Belmonte
- Coaching Director - Jeff Turgeon
- Referee coordinator- Chris Billington
Members at large:
Sponsored by:
Links to interesting stuff: | |
California Youth Soccer Association (CYSA) | HMB High Turf Field Rules |
Redwood Soccer League | Nutrition Information |
CYSA District 2www.usclubsoccer.org | Got Soccerwww.ccsl.org |
What is CYSA soccer? California Youth Soccer Association - This in a competitive, developmental soccer program designed for those players who have a greater interest in a commitment in advancing his/her skills. These player compete in leagues during the fall and spring that typically involve traveling to other areas and may involve both Saturday and/or Sunday. They will also compete in a number of tournaments throughout the year.
Players and parents must understand that this is a competitive program and in order to participate in this level of soccer they must attend practice regularly and be committed to attending games.