Welcome to NYS′s home on the web! Naugatuck Youth Soccer (NYS) of Naugatuck, Connecticut is a member of the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association (CJSA), and part of the South Central District. Through our recreational, developmental, and competition soccer programs, Naugatuck Youth Soccer provides an excellent soccer experience for approximately 1000 children annually.
As an all volunteer run organization, we are always looking for volunteers to assist us with coaching and many other events. If you would like to volunteer or find out more about volunteering, please contact us.
Here at NaugatuckSoccer.org, you'll be able to get news, information, schedules, rosters, game results, field directions and much, much more. Check back frequently for the latest information about our club.
*Online Registration for In-House Rec 5/6, 7/8 and 9/10 and U12 and U14 District Rec age divisions will open on June 10, 2013*
*All players trying out for U11-U14 Comp teams must register at tryouts June 17-June 22 at City Hill. *
| | |
by
posted 05/17/2013 Naugatuck Youth Soccer - Season Fall 2013 Registration
Competition Try-Outs will be at City Middle School
Location: City Hill Middle School – 441 City Hill St. Naug, CT 06770
Monday June 17th – Boys Ages 11/12 - 6pm-7:15p
Boys Ages 13/14 - 7:30p-8:45
Tuesday June 18th – Girls 11/12 -6pm-7:15p
Girls Ages 13/14 - 7:30p-8:45p
Wednesday June 19th – Boys Ages 11/12 - 6pm-7:15p
Boys Ages 13/14 - 7:30p-8:45p
Thursday June 20st – Girls Ages 11 & 12 -6pm-7:15p
Girls Ages 13/14 - 7:30p-8:45p
Friday June 21nd – Girls Make-ups - 6:00p - 7p
Boys Make-ups – 7:00p – 8p
All Competition Players must register at the appropriate tryout sessions
District Recreation Travel players may register from June 18 thru July 31 either at tryout sessions or online.
Please note that NO registrations will be accepted after July 31, 2013!
In House soccer program : Please note that NO registrations will be accepted after
August 15, 2013
If any questions, please email, Erica Ranno:
Naugatuck Youth Soccer is linked with Stone Alley, an online registration system: https://www.stonealley.com/Program/NaugatuckSoccer
 | | | by
posted 05/09/2013 Back by Popular Demand, Last year’s NYS Summer Soccer Camp was a great success….
Summer Soccer Fun For all the Kids !
Naugatuck Youth Soccer, in collaboration with coach Mike LeGates, and Staff will be holding Summer Soccer Camps at City Hill Middle School soccer field
Our Philosophy
Naugatuck Youth Soccer will be offering Camp sessions geared towards helping our young players to develop to their full potential in a fun, friendly and child-centered environment.
Camp Fees
U5/6 - $65.00 U7-U14 - $100.00 (all players will receive a ball and camp T- shirt)
Times
U5/6 –6-7pm
U7-U14— 6-8:30pm
July 22rd to July 26th
City Hill Middle School soccer field
Get your form here!!!
| | | Coaching Intent for Fall 2013-2014 by
posted 05/07/2013 Coaching Intent for Fall 2013-Spring 2014 season.
All individuals interest in coaching a Travel team for the Fall 2013-Spring 2014 season must provide a letter of intent to the following individuals:
Coaching Director: Mike Legates
,
****Please included one of the appropriate directors listed below. **
Girls Travel Director: Nancy Plourde:
Boys Travel Director: Manny Silva: msilva@rosetiso.com
Pool Travel Director: Bill Brown:
Please send your letters of intent to MIKE LEGATES and your appropriate Travel Director no later than June 7th. You will receive a confirmation email that your letter has been received.
| | | Letter from a Volunteer Coach by David Ranno posted 04/30/2013 Hello NYS Parents,
Please read this letter below. This was taken from Dyer Little League of Dyer, IN. I thought it is something all parents should read..
Thank You
Dave Ranno
VP, NYS
Today I heard a comment made about me behind my back. I started to turn around and look, but then decided better of it and kept my eyes on the field. My wife hears things like this more often than I do, because many of you don’t know who she is. She tells me what you say. I have received angry emails, full of “suggestions,” about who should be playing where and how I... lost that day’s game for the kids. I thought I’d write an open letter to all of you parents, even though I might never send it. I’ll start it this way: “I am a volunteer.”
I’m the one who answered the call when the league said they didn’t have enough coaches. I understand that you were too busy. I have some news for you. I’m not retired. I’m busy too. I have other children and a job, just like you do. Not only do I not get paid to do this – it costs me money. I see you walk up to the game 15 minutes after it started, still dressed for work. Do you know I’ve already been here over an hour? Imagine if you had to leave work early nearly every day. I’ve never seen you at a practice. I’m sure you’re plugging away at the office. But I’m out here, on the field, trying my best to teach these children how to play a sport they love, while my bank account suffers.
I know. I make mistakes. In fact, maybe I’m not even that great of a coach. But I treat the kids fairly and with respect. I am pretty sure they like coming to my practices and games, and without me or someone like me, there’d be no team for them to play on. I’m part of this community too and it’s no picnic being out here on this stage like this. It’s a lot easier back there with the other parents where no one is second-guessing you.
And I also know you think I give my son or daughter unfair advantages. I try not to. In fact, have you ever considered that maybe I’m harder on him than on the others? I’m sure he hears plenty of criticism at school from classmates, who hear it from you at home, about what a lame coach I am. And if, even unconsciously, my kids are getting a slight advantage because I know them better and trust their abilities, is that the worst thing in the world, considering the sacrifice I’m making? Trust me, I want to win too. And if your son or daughter could guarantee we’d do that, I’d give them the chance.
After this game is over, I’ll be the last one to leave. I have to break down the field, put away all the equipment and make sure everyone has had a parent arrive to pick them up. There have been evenings when my son and I waited with a player until after dark before someone came to get them. Many nights I’m sure you’ve already had dinner and are relaxing on the couch by the time I finally kick the mud off my shoes and climb into my car, which hasn’t been washed or vacuumed for weeks. Why bother cleaning it during the season? Do you know how nice it would be if, just once, after a game one of you offered to carry the heavy gear bag to my car or help straighten up the field?
If I sound angry, I’m not. I do this because I love it and I love being around the kids. There are plenty of rewards and I remind myself that while you’re at the office working, your kid is saying something that makes us all laugh or brings a tear to my eye. The positives outweigh the negatives. I just wish sometime those who don’t choose to volunteer their time would leave the coaching to the few of us who do. | | | | | | FUN FILLED NIGHT OF SOCCER!!! posted 03/21/2013 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup
Tuesday, July 16 2013
Double Header:
Cuba vs. Belize – 5:30 PM
U.S.A. vs. Costa Rica – 8:00 PM
Prices: $75, $60, $50, $40, $30
$2 off for groups of 12+
Contact
or 860.987.5959
ALL KIDS 2 YEARS OF AGE AND ABOVE REQUIRE A TICKET
STADIUM PARKING LOTS OPEN 3 HOURD PRIOR TO GAME TIME
STADIUM ACCESS GATES OPEN ONE HOUR PRIOR RO GAME TIME
NO RE-ENTRY ALLOWED BETWEEN GAMES
615 Silver Lane
East Hartford, CT 06118 | | |
|
|
|
