Drop-in Soccer for kids this weekend ?
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Anonymous
| Anyone going to FPYC tonight? |
Anonymous
Not sure actually -- all the u9-u13s had soccer camp all week ...Just ended. Coaches + kids could be taking a break.. |
Anonymous
They lost their field to football...Organizing a new field going forward...stay tuned |
Anonymous
| Anyone know any open drop-in soccer times and locations for elementary age kids ? |
Anonymous
| Futsal tournament for us with their travel teams and rec indoor games also start this weekend where they can play with friends. |
Anonymous
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FPYC pickup soccer is resuming, 5:30-7:00 Draper drive park in Fairfax on Fridays - every friday during the winter except Dec 29 (or if the weather is bad).
Boys and girls U8-U13 |
Anonymous
| Did this go down today? We couldn't make it but would have if we were free. |
Anonymous
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I doubt Draper was snow-free yesterday...it will be next friday
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Anonymous
| pickup soccer at Draper this friday 5:30 to 7 come on out. U8 to U14. |
Anonymous
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Arlington has put out its Winter Drop In Soccer dates and times. There is also a high school schedule you can look up.
http://www.arlingtonsoccer.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Winter2017Drop-in-soccer-grade-school.pdf Kindergarten through 8th grade drop—in soccer January 6th, 2018–February 24th, 2018 Saturdays – 1/6, 1/13, 1/20, 1/27, 2/3, 2/10, 2/17, 2/24 12pm – 1:15pm (Kindergarten – 2nd Grade) 1:15pm – 2:30pm (3rd Grade through 8th Grade) Washington-Lee HS Stadium (artificial turf field) 1301 North Stafford Street Arlington, VA 22201 Drop-In Soccer details: • Players should warm-up on their own. Late comers will be added to games or formed on new teams. • All efforts will be made to have friends play together, however the objective is to play and not have too many on a team. • No planned periods of play are defined. If the players decide that a water break is necessary, it should be taken. The break times should be kept short (1-2 minutes, at most). Don’t forget to bring a water botle! • There are no strict requirements on attire. Shin guards are strongly recommended, cleats are optional, and appropriate clothing for the weather is strongly suggested. RULES OF PLAY > Players decide if there will be throw-ins, or kick-ins, from the sideline. > Players decide if there will be corner kicks – or no corner kicks. > Players decide if it is a goal/no goal; in/out; foul/no foul, etc. You get the idea – these games are for the kids. Let them organize and be responsible for their own fun. The Structure is informal. Beyond setting up some goals, laying out some cones, and helping to make teams; no formal organization or coaching will be done. Let the children develop the skills of organizing their own fun This program is offered to let children play and they don’t need adults to do that. Adult involvement will be minimal and will focus on safety. Let the children develop the skills of making their own decisions. |
Anonymous
| Typical Arlington parent thinks everyone wants to play with their kids. $100 dollar pair of cleats does not make a player, asshole. |
Anonymous
The person simply stated when Arlington's Drop-in-soccer dates and times are, which happens to be the actual topic of the thread moron. |
Anonymous
| wow, 11:43 is a massive douche. |
Anonymous
Yeah, I don't quite get what he was saying... |
Anonymous
Some people on this board are just on here to bash Arlington soccer, so any cheap-shot where Arlington is mentioned provides that opportunity. We should really move DC Metro area soccer to a Reddit forum where you can vote people down for stupid comments. |