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Holly Davisburg AYSO - Region 823
All games for Saturday, May 19 are to be played PDF Print E-mail

All games scheduled for Saturday, May 19 are still on.

 
Soccer Registration for Fall 2012 PDF Print E-mail

We've only just begun the spring season, but the next big thing for Holly Davisburg AYSO is registration for NEXT season, which begins in the Fall of 2012 and runs through Spring 2013.

Registration is  for boys and girls ages 4 through 18 at the Sherman Middle School soccer fields. This year we will be holding soccer registration on the fields for two days, Saturday, May 12 and Saturday, May 19. Registration for both days is from 10 am to 2:20 p.m.

The cost is $90 for the first child and $50 for each additional child for 8 fall games and 8 spring games (as well as practice). u19 registration is $50 and Turf Tots is also $50.

Uniforms are an additional $30.

You can save an additonal $5 per child by preregistering at www.eayso.org, printing two copies of the forms at the end of the registration, and bringing the forms to the field on the above dates.

The following chart shows the division ages by birthdate.

 

Age Guide for 2012-2013 Membership Year
Division Age Born Between
U-19 16-17-18 8/1/93 and 7/31/96
U-16 14-15 8/1/96 and 7/31/98
U-14 12-13 8/1/98 and 7/31/00
U-12 10-11 8/1/00 and 7/31/02
U-10 8-9 8/1/02 and 7/31/04
U-8 6-7 8/1/04 and 7/31/06
U-6 5 8/1/06 and 7/31/07
U-5 4 8/1/07 and 7/31/08
 
This age guide is for games and competitions that begin on or after Aug. 1, 2012.

 

 
April Showers bring May Flowers, but May showers cancels soccer games PDF Print E-mail

The first week of the season was a little on the cool side, but we managed to get in all of our soccer games and this weekend is shapping up nicely (fingers crossed).

As AYSO parents know, however, this is Michigan and you just can't predict the weather. The last two springs have been exceptionally cruel to southeastern Michigan soccer with heavy rains and water-logged fields.

Remember, we do play soccer in the rain--parents, coaches and referees hate it, but the kids generally like it. We DO NOT play in thunderstorms or when the fields are flooded.

We have a variety of ways to keep families up to date on the status of games each weekend in addition to the ever popular coaches calling everyone and hoping people answer or check their answering machines/voicemail.

  • There is always this website, which will be updated each Saturday morning if games are to be cancelled.
  • If you are a person who uses a feedreader on your computer or phone, we provide a newsfeed you can plug in (see the link in the right hand column).
  • Holly Davisburg AYSO also has a facebook page, which will also be updated.
  • Our newest addition to our communication efforts--and probably the fastest update method, is our new twitter feed for all of you smartphone owners. You can follow us on twitter by clicking the little birdie on the upper right hand corner of this website.

 

 
Why volunteer? Because..... PDF Print E-mail

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Holly Davisburg AYSO members are volunteers are parents, youths and community members who have worked together to take Region 823 to new heights in its relatively short life. If you have children playing in AYSO, you're a member!

There are many jobs that range in time committment. We are always looking for board members who coordinate varying aspects of our region, coaches to manage teams, referees to supervise games, and various volunteer positions that require smaller time commitments. Every job is important, though.

Many hands make light work.

SIgn up to volunteer after the jump

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Why do you love soccer? PDF Print E-mail

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Winter Futsol Program PDF Print E-mail

Spring time soccer is still a little ways off, but Holly Davisburg is once again offering some soccer activity along with Holly Academy 

Futsol is open to all registered and paid Holly/Davisburg Soccer Players and Coaches

What is Futsal?

The term FUTSAL is derived from the Spanish or Portuguese word for “soccer”-FUTbol or FUTebol and the French or Spanish word for “indoor”-SALon or SALa, combine these letters for the name of FUTSAL. Futsal is a short-sided game of soccer, played on basketball sized basketball courts with a smaller, heavier ball.

Venue Location

Holly Academy
820 Academy Road
Holly, MI 48442

Sunday dates for Futsal

Start February 5, 2012 through Sunday , March 25, 2012.

Futsal Time Schedule

 

Age Group Start Time End Time
Holly Academy Team 11:00 AM Noon
U14  12:15 PM 1:15 PM
U12 1:30 PM 2:30 PM
U10 2:45 PM 3:45 PM
U8 4:00 PM 5:00 PM


Format

Teams will be created at the start of each session for balancing and allowing for equal playing time for participants. Please arrive 15 minutes before the start time
of your age group time slot.

Needed to play

  •  Indoor athletic/tennis shoes with rubber soles (NO BLACK SOLES) – NO Outdoor shoes with cleats allowed.
  • Shin Guards
  • Water and drinks (To be kept outside of the gymnasium)
  • Change of shoes for inclement weather…no wet or snowy shoes on gym floor.

Futsal – More than just fun…developing our players

Holly/Davisburg AYSO has implemented a program to provide year-round playing opportunities for ALL soccer players from U8 to adult. It will run for 8 Sundays at the
gymnasium at Holly Academy, from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The program is Futsal.

Futsal is ideal for developing a player’s technical and tactical skills. There are five areas of importance for player development: Intelligence, Technical proficiency, total soccer (learn more than one position), speed of play and FUN. As always, our focus is on having fun and playing the game, not on drills or constant instruction.

Intelligence

As you get to understand soccer, you find it to be a very complex game. If you were to analyze every single game of soccer and compare it to Futsal, you will find dynamic
games where you will not find two absolutely identical situations. Futsal is a totally fluid game with very few preplanned situations, which means a player has to improvise in
order to meet constantly changing circumstances. Futsal is the ideal medium to develop soccer intelligence. This is the level of player where the players are able to take a
continuous series of “snapshots” of the field conditions and opportunities to expose the other team’s weakness.

Technical proficiency

Futsal emphasizes skill rather than crude physical power. The smaller (Size 3), lowbounce, heavier ball is a great instrument in promoting individual technical development.
The number of ball touches a player gets is much greater than in conventional soccer. This in turn leads to the development of faster and more refined foot skills. One touch
receiving and passing are used in wall passes and rotations and these certainly translate into success in the classic outdoor game.

Total soccer

The “small-sided” teams of players in Futsal, make it crucial for all players to defend and attack. Since structured positions are not defined, players with a defensive or attacking player mentality may not have faired as well, if they did not adapt to the new concepts required for Futsal. Futsal encourages the philosophy of “developing players that are familiar with all positions in accordance with modern soccer requirements, while creating the opportunity to solve lots of tactical problems under more pressure.”

Players learn as a result of the constant transition with teams winning and losing the ball all the time, that coasting or relaxing usually means the other team gained an advantage.

Speed of play

Modern soccer is characterized by its fast pace. In Futsal, the tight space on a hard surface, the ball moves faster between player’s feet, helping players develop individual
and team speed of play. This in turn, forces players to make quicker technical and tactical decisions. The benefit is that the players develop more confidence, which they
can apply to the outdoor game.

Fun

Futsal is fast paced and exciting, with players moving all the time instead of sitting back.

Our Futsal program is a free benefit to our players who are registered and paid for the 2011/2012 season.

Hope to see all of you there!

 
Julie Foudy--AYSO Soccer Mom PDF Print E-mail

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Map to our fields PDF Print E-mail

Holly Davisburg AYSO plays its games on fields adjacent to Sherman Middle School located at 14470 North Holly Road Holly, MI 48442, about a quarter mile north of Grange Hall Road.

For directions to the field, type in your address into the "from" field and click "calculate router."


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