SCCSA affiliations

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Fall Rec schedules have been posted

Fall Rec schedules posted
The Fall 2008 rec league schedules have been posted. Click the appropriate link to see your schedule. Coed team schedules and Girls team schedules.

U-14 Boys Dragons take
2nd at Gettysburg Blast

Congratulations to the SCCSA U14 Boys Dragons which took second place at the Gettysburg Blast Tournament Aug. 25. There were 16 teams in the U14 division. The Dragons won 2-0, 1-0, 3-0, 0-0 tie winning in 5 overtimes, 0-0 tie winning in two overtimes The Dragons lost in the championship game 2-0 to the Glyndon Strikers of Maryland after controlling the ball for most of the game.

KiXX camp success

The SCCSA-sponsored Kixx Kamp had a record 197 kids attending. The camp was held at Kennett Middle School the week of Aug 11.

U-11 Girls Wildcats
champs at Ridley

The U-11 Girls SCCSA Wildcats won their division at the Ridley soccer tournament Aug. 9. Congratulations Wildcats.

U-9 Boys Celtics take
2nd at Ridley

The U-9 Boys SCCSA Celtics took second place in the top division at the Ridley soccer tournament Aug. 8. The Celtics, playing their first ever match, won out over clubs from West Chester, Nether Providence, Ridley and Media, before losing to Montgomery township in the championship game.

U-16 Chesco Premier wins
National Directors Cup

The SCCSA Chesco Premier U-16 boys soccer team won the 2008 US Youth Soccer National Directors Cup July 18-20. The team not only had to battle strong opponents from Texas, New York and Nevada, but also the intense heat and humidity. Pictured above, left to right: (front row) Max Campbell, Hayden White, Kevin O'Brien, Roberto Silva, Justin Weathers, Alex Steele; (second row) Dean Hristopoulos, Kyle Ferrier, Greg Anderson, Jake Shorr, Josh Topper, Christopher Marchand; (third row) Coach Geedey, Jon Schauer, Matt Brennan, Cory White, Ron Geedey, Greg Patrick, Drew Sommer, Coach Dicce, Coach Anderson.  Not pictured: Josh Wolff and Manager Donna Marchand.

Donate 2,000 soccer balls
to a great cause
Got any new or slightly used soccer balls you don't need? Well, there are plenty of kids who would love to have them. Ana Aguilera, one of SCCSA's rec players, has begun a community service project to collect new or slightly used soccer balls to send to orphans and needy children all over the world. The balls will be going to many countries, such as South Africa, Mexico, Honduras and others. Ana's goal is to collect more than 2, 000 soccer balls by Aug. 25, 2008. If you have a ball to donate, you can drop it off at 1305 Baltimore Pike, Toughkenamon, PA 19374. It's the house in front of the car wash between Union Street and Baltimore Pike. Plus, every Saturday between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. you can drop balls off at the Presbyterian Church in Toughkenamon. Please help if you can. Whether you have only one ball to donate or 10, it's for a great cause.

Earmark your United Way
gift for SCCSA Soccer
If you regularly give to the United Way through your employer, you have a choice of designating all or part of your gift to go to local organizations .Southern Chester County Soccer Association is eligible to receive gifts through the United Way Donor Choice program.