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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Santa Clara Convention Center
5001 Great America Parkway
Santa Clara, CA 95054
FREE ADMISSION! FREE PARKING!


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UPDATE Registration UPDATE
New Deadline March 19, 2010
Website :
www.d7springleague.com
Spring league will begin this year
with the intent of fulfilling two purposes:
From the
recreational (Class 4) side; the intent for spring league is to
provide a place for players to continue growing their 'love for the
game'. The environment is low pressure and lots of fun.
For the more
competitive (Class 1 and 3) side; the intent of Spring League is for
evaluation and confidence building. Spring League will give coaches
the ability to reassess their team's abilities for future placement
for fall season.
For either
case; (competitive or recreational) Spring League is a upstart program
to support the continuing development of youth soccer and soccer
throughout the District.
Participation
is for all CYSA eligible players between the ages of 6-16 years
old. Also, this is both boys and girls. Finally, this is for teams as
well as individuals. Our purpose is to find anyone who wants to
continue to play.
Please go to
the Webpage and click on the Tabs read the rules and print out forms
and follow the listed directions as how to signup and get ready for a
Great Spring League Season.
Leagues, we
are attempting to regionalize play if you have soccer fields available
in your League please contact one of the contacts listed in the
contact tab with fields that can be used.
Thank you for
helping to make a Great Spring League for Player, Coaches and
Administrators.
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District VII will be hosting a National D Non-Resident Course
Dates: April 23rd,
24th, 25, 30th, May 1st, 2nd, 2010
Location: District
VII Office
Course Fee: $250.00
($125.00 Non-Refundable Deposit is required)
National D Non-Resident Course Application
ENROLLMENT
IS LIMITED TO THE FIRST 15 QUALIFIED CANDIDATES
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Voluntary
Contribution to World Cup Fund
The Board of Directors of the California Youth Soccer Association, Inc. (CYSA)
proposes that the members at the 2010 Annual General Meeting adopt a resolution
where each league may on a voluntary basis elect to contribute $1.00 for each
player to be used solely to support the efforts of US Soccer in submitting a bid
for the World Cup to be played in the United States. The leagues that make a
voluntary contribution will provide the funds to CYSA by league check
separate from all other payments made to CYSA, with CYSA
designated as the payee, in the amount of $1.00 for every player registered with
the league as of May 1, 2010. All such funds collected shall, on or before June
1, 2010, be forwarded by CYSA to US Soccer or the foundation or other
entity identified by US Soccer as accepting funds to be used to support the
submission of a bid for the World Cup to be played in the United States.
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to the Under-10 - Under-14 Founders' Cup Champions and Finalist

U10B 2009 Founders' Cup Champions Madera Jalapenos

U10B 2009 Founders' Cup Finalist Clovis Gettysburg Running Rebels

U12B Finalist Founders' Cup Clovis MC Cobras

U12G Finalist Founders Cup Clovis Jefferson The Other Team

U14B Champions Founders Cup E Fresno Utd Dynamo

U14G Champions Founders Cup Clovis FC Cyclone

Community Grants
The
Responsible Sports Community Grants are back - through November 30th!
Your organizations could earn
one of the twenty $2,500 grants to be awarded this fall. Help us get the
word out to your local administrators, parents and coaches that
participation is easy... and rewarding!
Get started today!
Since 2007 Liberty Mutual has awarded $200,000 to 80 youth sport
organizations across the country, and you can help make sure your leagues
are a part of the action. Simply direct them to
ResponsibleSports.com/Grant!
We'll take it from there.
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Email your local
administrators |
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Feature the grants in your
regular newsletter |
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Post a banner and article on
your website |
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Distribute fliers at
meetings |
Not sure what to say?
Let us know. We'll help you
draft copy to post on your website or in an email to help get the
word out.
Have questions? Give us a call! We can be
reached at 415-742-0536 or via email at
matt@responsiblesports.com.


Press Release
Pleasanton, CA - May 7th,
2009
CYSA Board of
Directors Approves Changes for Tournaments
Effective May 4th, 2009,
Teams applying to CYSA sanctioned tournaments will submit their
application and fees directly to the tournament. Applications will no
longer be submitted to the District Tournament Coordinator for
processing.
A team may apply to only one
tournament per weekend whether it is a CYSA, Out of State or
International Tournament.
A team may apply to another
tournament on the same weekend only after being rejected from the
tournament to which they originally applied or after withdrawing from
the tournament to which they originally applied. TEAMS FOUND TO
HAVE VIOLATED THIS POLICY WILL FACE SEVER PENALTIES.
Teams withdrawing from a tournament
should be aware that a tournament may include in its rules a provision
that allows the tournament to keep the entry fees for any team that
applies. Please check with the tournament regarding their refund
policies. In addition to the possibility of forfeiting their entry
fees, teams withdrawing from a tournament less than 14 days before the
start of the tournament may be fined $300 by the tournament for a late
withdrawal.
CYSA Team Application for CYSA Teams





ABOUT DISTRICT VII
District
VII is one of 9 Districts in California Youth Soccer Association,
encompassing most of Fresno, Madera, Kings, Tulare & Inyo counties.
District VII is composed of 21 member leagues and approximately 22,000
registered players on Division 1, Division 3 and Division 4 teams who
participate in the Harold Young Competitive Playing League & the Don
Hawkins Recreational Playing League. District VII teams participate in
league, tournament and Cup play during the CYSA calendar year. League
programs are designed for all levels of youth soccer from recreational
and developmental to competitive. District VII teams and players have
achieved the highest honors in CYSA programs and competitions with many
former District VII players moving on to excel in collegiate, amateur
and professional soccer.



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