See registration letter for required paperwork

Welcome letter

1. MYSA Medical Release Form (MUST be notarized)

2. MYSA Membership Form

3. US Club Membership Form

Girl’s Teams
YA, U9, U10, and U11Team Selections

U12 Team Selections

U13, U14 and U15 Selections

U16 and U18 Team Selections

Boy’s Teams

YA and U9 Team Selections -

U 10 and U11 Team Selections

U12 Team Selections

U13 and U14 Team Selections 

All SSC Players should review the team pack and then their respective financial agreement.

YA Financial Ageement

U9 Boys and Girls Financial Agreement

U10 Boys and Girls Financial Agreement

U11, U12 and U13 Boys and Girls Financial Agreement

U14 Boys and Girls Financial Agreement

U15,  and U16 Girls Financial Agreement

All forms that are required at registration and the dates and times you can register. If you have any questions call the office at 417-832-1552.

PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL REGISTRATION ITEMS AND THE FIRST PAYMENT MUST BE RECEIVED BY July 6, 2010

Please print, complete and return your reservation form –  2010 Banquet Registration

 
6^th Annual Awards Banquet and Silent Auction
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Silent Auction & Cash Bar     5:30pm
Dinner                                          6:30pm
Awards and Speaker               7:30pm

University Plaza Convention Center
333 John Q Hammons Pkwy
Springfield, MO 65806

 We look forward to seeing you on February 25th !

“It was a fantastic weekend for the girls. Really a bit unbelievable when you consider how we won the games. We battled hard under some adverse weather and field conditions and in all three games found a way to walk away with a win. said Jeremy Alumbaugh Director of Soccer Operations for the Springfield S.C. “Each year we attend this event for the high level of competition against teams that we don’t typically see at a showcase and for the college exposure.” The GIT Select Showcase typically draws over 180 teams on the weekend.

 In the first game of the day on Saturday the girls matched up against a Chicago based club in NSA Premier. The game finished in a 2-1 favor for Springfield Soccer Club. In the evening game which was played under a constant drizzle and dropping temperatures the girls were under heavy pressure right from the beginning against CFC Ambassadors from Ohio. “We constantly had to defend a very athletic team in the first half. In the second half we settled down and created a few more chances. We bent but did not break and that is difficult to do against a quality opponent.” said Alumbaugh. Off of a set piece in the final third Alix Opfer served in a ball that Ann Marie Banasik saved and played to Andrea Parker who finished it right under the goalkeeper. The goal occurred in the last 30 seconds of the game to give the girls a 1-0 victory.

On Sunday after a day and evening full of rain the fields had become very difficult with water and mud on the once nice bermuda grass surfaces. The opponent in the final game was GSA Phoenix out of Georgia. The girls found an early goal only to give up the equalizer right before half. Once again some late game heroics as Shelby Hatz put away a Jessica Bowman cross for a 2-1 result.

Team members for the weekend were: Brittany Dunn, Jacinda Lemons, Alix Opfer, Rebecca Mayus, Andrea Parker, Veronica Renner, Erin Fitzgerald, Jayme Braun, Jessica Bowman, Shelby Hatz, Mandy Bailes, Jordan Banasik, Emily Ortega, Katie Lynn and Ann Marie Banasik.

PRESS RELEASE - On Friday January 22, 2010 the Springfield Soccer Club will host a 24-Hour Marathon Soccer Match as a charity/fundraising event, to help benefit the Champion Athletes of the Ozarks. 
 

This is the third year for this event and Director of Soccer Operations Jeremy Alumbaugh is excited to host this event as it helps benefit such a worthy organization. 
 

“The past two years have been huge events with each building on the other. The amount of funds that were raised was tremendous but also the sense of caring for our community by the players, parents and coaches in the club. It showed that when the Springfield Soccer Club family gets behind a cause that we can be quite powerful in helping out those in need.” said Alumbaugh. Players and coaches will participate during the 24 hour marathon soccer match and a score is kept. All 29 teams will participate in the 4 v 4 indoor game held at the Springfield Soccer Club Indoor Facility.
 

The last two years have seen the Springfield Soccer Club partnering with the Community Partnership of the Ozarks and the Ronald McDonald House and raising over $55,000 to help those in the community. The club hopes to continue to add to this total while continuing to  build strong ties in our community. “Champion Athletes of the Ozarks will be a great partner to  work with and we are excited to have them on board. There were so many quality organizations that were nominated and it was a difficult decision.” said Alumbaugh.
 

Champion Athletes of the Ozarks mission is to build self-esteem, self-confidence and everyday life skills, therefore enhancing the lives of children and adults with disabilities through sports competition and new opportunities. Champion Athletes serves children and adults with disabilities living in the Ozarks area. Through sports training and competition we are building self-esteem, self-confidence and social skills.
 

“Champion Athletes of the Ozarks is proud to partner with Springfield Soccer Club. Our athletes are looking forward to the opportunity to work with Springfield Soccer Club players and learn more about the game. The money raised will allow us to expand our programs and reach more families.” said Susan Miles Director of Champion Athletes of the Ozarks. “We know there were many great organizations that were nominated and are thrilled to have been chosen.”
 

Springfield Soccer Club seeks to develop soccer players to their fullest athletic, educational, and social potential. This will be accomplished by providing a high level of education and training necessary for each individual player to be their best on and off the field.

The Heartland Soccer League attracts the top clubs from throughout the greater Kansas City area as they seek to compete against the best competition. Teams also participate in the league from Columbia, Topeka, KS, Wichita, KS, Omaha, NE and other areas. “The KC Heartland League has become a great vehicle for the older teams in our club to test themselves as we constantly prepare to be one of the top teams in the state and Midwest Region. We have enjoyed the organization and competition of this league. The majority of our teams have earned the chance to play in the 1st Division through results and promotion. Since we make the commitment to play in the league we strive to play only in the top division, we don’t want to play in the 3rd or 4th division. Sometimes we start in the second or third Division but the players and teams earn their way to the 1^st Division. There isn’t another club from outside KC that has that track record like our teams do. It is a testament to the environment that our coaches and players have created in Springfield.” said Jeremy Alumbaugh Director of Soccer Operations for the Springfield Soccer Club. 

Also, competing in the KC Heartland League were the Springfield Soccer Club 96/97 Girls in the Under 13 Girls 2nd Division. They completed the season with a 6-1-1 record which put them in second place and will earn promotion to the first division for the Spring 2010. The Springfield Soccer Club 94/95 Girls had a 4-2-2 record for third place in the Under 15 Girls 3rd Division and should also be moved up to the second division when they resume league play in the Fall 2010. Playing up in the Under 18 Girls 1^st Division the Springfield Soccer Club 92/93 Girls finished with a 3-2-2 record and will return to the top flight in Fall of 2010 as well.

After winning the Spring 2009 1st Division the Springfield Soccer Club 95/96 I Boys finished with a 3-3-2 record this fall in the Under 14 1st Division and will remain in the top fight for the Spring 2010. “With league games being played at the Overland Park Soccer Complex which has 12 brand new state of the art fieldturf fields it is a fantastic place to get competitive league games.” said Eric Sorlie Director of Player Development for the Springfield Soccer Club. “Once again the older teams have raised the bar of expectations for the younger teams in our club.” KC  Heartland League play will resume in March of 2010.

PRESS RELEASE - The Springfield Soccer Club once again made its’ presence known at a local tournament with several convincing tournament championships this past weekend. The tournament started out on a brisk Saturday morning with the familiar red and black uniforms active on many fields.

Overall, the club supported Lake Country Soccer by having seventeen teams in the tournament, more than any other local organization. “We feel it is important to support the local tournaments. With so many of our teams having to travel outside of Springfield to get quality league games, the tournaments put on by Lake Country Soccer give us an opportunity to compete at home in front of family and friends for the first time all year.” said Jeremy Alumbaugh Director of Soccer Operations.

The fall club soccer season is almost at the midway point and the teams were starting to click with their performances. On the boys side the SSC 00/01 Red brought home the Championship in the Under 9 Division in their first tournament as a team. The SSC 98/99 Academy Black team captured their second tournament Championship by winning the Under 11 8 v 8 Gold Division. Playing in the Under 12 11 v 11 Division the SSC 97/98 Boys brought home 2nd Place as they used the weekend to tune up their game before heading to Tulsa this weekend. The SSC 96/97 II Boys and the SSC 95/96 I Boys both made runs into the Semi-Finals before exiting the competition.

Not to be outdone by the boys teams the girls side of the club brought home three Championships. In an exciting 1-0 OT win over Carrera the SSC 98/99 Red Girls won the Under 11 Girls Bracket. The SSC 95/96 I Girls defeated St. Louis Scott Gallagher-Holland to win the Under 14 Division.

 The highlight of the weekend was the SSC 91/92 Girls who playing in their neon jerseys were hard to miss. Not having played a match since some friendly games in August the girls quickly got back into rhythm as they prepare for a demanding stretch of college showcase events in November, December and January. They finished bracket play with three wins and no losses. Those results setup a showdown with local team Missouri Elite FC. Missouri Elite FC took a quick 1-0 lead in the final in front of a large crowd at Lake Country Soccer Cooper Stadium. The 18 Girls quickly responded in the 2nd half by scoring four unanswered goals in the first twelve minutes of the 2nd half. They went on to defeat Missouri Elite FC 4-1 and capture the Under 18 Gold Division Girls Championship. “I’m real proud of the girls. We battled hard all weekend and simply got a little better each game. It’s pretty special for them to win this tournament in their last appearance and to do it in a convincing matter against a local rival made it even better.”

“If we can stay healthy and focused we should have an enjoyable last few months as a team, because we have a lot of talent that enjoys playing together.” said Alumbaugh.

Thanks, to all players, parents, teams and coaches for a fantastic weekend of soccer right here in our own backyard. Without the support of Lake Country Soccer and the Incredible Pizza Company events like this would be impossible in our community.

 Additional pictures can be found at www.SGFsoccer.com

The SSC U18 Girls also competed in some friendly games in Chanute, KS  which were hosted by Neosho Community College.

Labor Day weekend saw three teams attend the Gallagher Friendlies in St. Louis, MO.  The rain shortened event saw all teams getting two games.  The SSC 95/96 I Girls went 2-0, the SSC 96/97 I Boys went 0-0-2 and the SSC 95/96 I Boys went 1-1.  Overall, the fall season is off to a fantastic start for all teams

Come out and support the Club!