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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postthis coming year there will be no exceptions. Clubs must have the correct size goals and field dimensions. If not it will be considered a forfeit.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostMust be some funny accounting going on if they can pay all those "top" coaches, make the huge loan payments to the sharks, and put money away for turf replacement. Maybe that's why the fees have gone through the roof and teams have to pay for turf time on top of that.
I heard that there receiving a $4.2 million dollar donation from a well known old school soccer player that will be used to build a clubhouse with amenities for parents and players.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postnah, they must manage their money well.
I heard that there receiving a $4.2 million dollar donation from a well known old school soccer player that will be used to build a clubhouse with amenities for parents and players.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postthis coming year there will be no exceptions. Clubs must have the correct size goals and field dimensions. If not it will be considered a forfeit.
[Note: The goal size for 9v9 (6.5' x 18.5') is highly recommended, but is not mandatory. The reduced field size for 9v9 matches is mandatory. Where the facility owner does not permit paint or other semi-permanent
markings, field lines may be temporarily marked using disc cones. The field inventory provided to the game scheduler should clearly identify field and goal dimensions. To the extent possible, 9v9 matches will be scheduled on appropriately sized fields where appropriately sized goals are available.]
http://oysa.bonzidev.com/doclib/2016..._Cup_Rules.pdf
It would be a definite improvement--assuming there are enough 9v9 fields to go around in spring. A common place to put 9x9 fields is in the outfields of baseball diamonds, where 2 or three such fields will fit, but this time of year those fields get used for baseball.
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Originally posted by Slow Xavi View PostPerfect! Now if only we can only get OYSA to the point where they have fields grant program to help clubs with the needed investment.
you need to do it yourself. It doesn't happen overnight. Our club has seriously been working on our facilities projects for 14 years and we just built our fields last year. Keep in mind it is neverending
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostDoes that mean 6.5' x 18.5' goals (as opposed to full-size 8' x 24') will be the ONLY goal size allowed for 9v9, with full-size goals disallowed? Current OYSA regs discourage but permit full-size goals; no "exception" is needed for full-sized goals to be used: From the 2016 State Cup Rules:
[Note: The goal size for 9v9 (6.5' x 18.5') is highly recommended, but is not mandatory. The reduced field size for 9v9 matches is mandatory. Where the facility owner does not permit paint or other semi-permanent
markings, field lines may be temporarily marked using disc cones. The field inventory provided to the game scheduler should clearly identify field and goal dimensions. To the extent possible, 9v9 matches will be scheduled on appropriately sized fields where appropriately sized goals are available.]
http://oysa.bonzidev.com/doclib/2016..._Cup_Rules.pdf
It would be a definite improvement--assuming there are enough 9v9 fields to go around in spring. A common place to put 9x9 fields is in the outfields of baseball diamonds, where 2 or three such fields will fit, but this time of year those fields get used for baseball.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postthey charge more than $1,850?
that's what I pay at FCPDX and it's a good deal.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postyou need to find a Grant Writer. We have two in our club that have been working on it for over a year and it's a huge help.
you need to do it yourself. It doesn't happen overnight. Our club has seriously been working on our facilities projects for 14 years and we just built our fields last year. Keep in mind it is neverending
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postyou need to find a Grant Writer. We have two in our club that have been working on it for over a year and it's a huge help.
you need to do it yourself. It doesn't happen overnight. Our club has seriously been working on our facilities projects for 14 years and we just built our fields last year. Keep in mind it is neverending
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Originally posted by Slow Xavi View PostWe are working on that - maybe the WA_Timbers' guy is interested in freelancing (with the WA_Timbers' permission of course). :)
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