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July 3, 2014-Far from the limelight of the World Cup, when Randy Vogt became a soccer referee as a 16-year-old in 1978, he had the foresight to write a brief note about every game he officiated and realized that the games started to add up. Randy officiated his 1,000th game when he was completing his senior year in college at Parsons School of Design. To Read More 

The GU15 Syosset Red Devils, trained by Matt Pedicini and lead by captains Carly Battipaglia and Rachael Burrei, made it to the L.I. CUP finals this weekend. In an exciting game, the Red Devils scored with only minutes left in regulation time to tie it up and force a 'Golden Goal' overtime. After two scoreless 7-minute OTs, the game was eventually decided on penalty kicks.

As the World Cup kicks off in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Syosset's very own  BU11 Sao Paulo, went undefeated and won the BU11 LIJSL N2 division. The Boys showed tremendous development by beating a number of teams that previously defeated them in the Fall. The team is coached and trained by Eric Lorandini. Congratulations to the Boys of Sao Paulo.

The GU10 Syosset Spirit, trained by Hervé Corda, reached the semi-finals of the NY Cup GU10 Gold division and lost a 0-0 game in penalty kicks.  The Spirit had not given up a goal in the elimination round, winning 2-0 and 3-0 in the first two games before the semi-final loss.  In addition, the Spirit made it to the semi-finals of the FC Delco Players Cup GU10 Championship division.   

SSC's Boys U15 Warriors were victorious for the 2nd year in a row at the Massapequa Memorial Day Tournament. The boys in another fine effort managed to remain undefeated and perhaps more impressively only give up one goal the entire tournament. Congratulations to all the boys involved!

A shining example of this sportsmanship occurred in the LIJSL’s Girls-Under-11, Division N6 game on Saturday, April 26 between the Syosset Avengers and Wantagh/Seaford Dynamo at a soggy Stillwell Fields in Woodbury. 

TOPSoccer is an official US Youth Soccer program enriching the lives of young athletes with disabilities through the game of soccer. For more information on registering or to become a certified instructor or volunteer, please contact Sheryl Lerner sheryllerner@me.com

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Psychology is an important part of being in athletics. Players need to have the ability to be mentally strong to face challenges and overcome failures they may have within their sport. Players will mature with their mental strength and ability at different ages. Gender as well will have an effect because males and females mature at different ages.

“I got recruited to coach my kid’s soccer team. Any advice?” The most recent time I heard this question, it came from a parent of a 6-year-old. It prompted me to put an answer in writing, based on some of the best insight I’ve gotten from coaches and players I’ve interviewed and observed over the years.

Soccer’s rules and regulations are maintained and updated annually by the International Football Association Board (IFAB). The board consists of eight members, four of which come from FIFA, and the other four coming from England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Wales – all countries that contributed to the development of the sport. 

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