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Match-Point Soccer Scoring
Systems introduces a new soccer product |
 Match Point, a
35-year-old Wisconsin manufacturer of tennis accessories has introduced the new
Small Soccer Scoring System that make soccer score displays quick and easy.
The small soccer-scoring system consisting of two sets of 4" x 8"
plastic flip cards, one in red and the other in black. The cards show the score
from zero to nine on both sides.
Goal! comes with an aluminum crossbar
and "Home" and "Away" labeled identification cards. An aluminum rod -- 24" high
and 3/8" in diameter - supports the cards. The rod is easily inserted into the
ground. It's designed for U-6 to U-12 games, and keeps parents and players
informed at a glance.
Scores are easily updated by the assistant
referee, ball boy or girl, or a parent. This unit is designed for larger
playing fields, such as those used by adults or JV and varsity high school
teams.
The Small Soccer Scoring System can be ordered at Match Point
through phone, mail or website. For further details, call 800-670-4964 or check
our Website, www.Match-Point.biz
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The
Wisconsin Soccer
Coaches Association (WSCA) is an Wisconsin High School Soccer Coaches
organization.Besides education, the WSCA, and it's members, are responsible for
supervising the team state rankings, awarding all-state player rankings, and
organizing of the all-star games. Consultations with state officials, and coach
advocacy with the WIAA.
They are having there first Hall of Fame
banquet on February 21, 2009 tentatively set for Pius High School. The
following members are going in this year:
Congratulation to the 2009 inductees!
We will update you on the banquet as more information come
available.
For more information or sponsoring the banquet, contact
Dan Brown.
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 TopSoccer Winter Fest will be held at:
Catholic Memorial High School
601 E College Ave Waukesha, WI
53186
on February 21, 2009. For more information, please contact please
contact John Janasik at 414-545-7447 or email hime at:
jjanasik@execpc.com
Support
TOPSoccer Today!
Support them easily by:
1. Sign-up for Pick'n
Save "We Care" Program.
2. Identify TOPSoccer, #835075, as one of the
recipients of your contribution (If you don't have the number, they have a book
there with all the numbers. Also, Pick'n Save allows up to three groups to
benefit from your spending!
3. Shop at any Pick'n Save
location.
Contact John Janasik at 414.545.0069 or go to
www.wisconsinsoccer.org.
A couple pictures are below, the rest are
here.
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What did Henry Kissinger show President Richard
Nixon in September 1970 that nearly caused another Cuban Missile Crisis?
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Fritz Weiler - Player Category
He
currently resides in Milwaukee, WI with his wife Marise. Mr. Weiler was born in
Ubstadt, Germany in 1950 where he played youth soccer with F.V. Ubstadt. Fritz
immigrated to Waukesha in 1964 after the death of his parents, where he played
youth soccer for the Waukesha Continentals. In 1968, he joined the Milwaukee
Bavarians' Major team where he played for 17 years. As a midfielder for the
Bavarians, Fritz led them to numerous Major Division, State Amateur and Open
Cup championships and in 1976 to the USSF National Amateur Championship. Fritz
was widely recognized for his tremendous work rate and tireless running in
midfield and his ability to enable his teammates to maximize their
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2009 Hall of Fame inductees will be annouced to
the public in two weeks!
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Plan on attending the 2009 WSA HOF on Saturday,
March 21, 2009 at Serb Hall.
Please support the advertisers who are listed
on the side of the newsletters. |
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Effective immediately, substitutions will be
permitted at any stoppage of play at all levels of play for games played within
Wisconsin.”
Commonly asked questions Q. Can a team
substitute while the ball is in play (i.e. on the fly)?
A. NO!
Substitutions can only take place during a stoppage of play.
Q.
Can a team substitute on a free kick?
A. YES. A free kick is awarded
because of a foul that results in a stoppage of play.
Q. Can a
referee deny a substitution request?
A. No, assuming all of the
procedural requirements (see Law 3 below) have been met. However, if the
substitutes are not ready when the game is stopped, the requirements have not
been met. This is particularly important to recognize when a team wishes to
take a quick restart.
Q. What if it is obvious that a coach is
practicing gamesmanship and sending a substitute at every stoppage?
A. How did referees handle this when substitutions were only for particular
stoppages? Referees should inform the teams that time will be added for time
lost due to substitutions. Note to referees: that generally stops the problem.
Wisconsin Referee
website
FIFA Laws of the Game 2008/2007
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| Date/Tme |
Home |
Away |
Location |
| Sun. Oct 26 12:30 PM |
Milwaukee Brewers |
AUAC |
Brown Deer HS |
| 2:30 PM |
WSC Tigers |
Milwaukee Sport Club |
Whitman |
| 12:30 PM |
WSC United |
D&S |
Whitman |
| 12:30 PM |
Croatian Eagles |
Cd Aguila |
Croatian Park |
| 12:30 PM |
Celtics |
Club Latino |
Uihlein |
| 12:30 PM |
Bavarian |
United Serbian |
Bavarians |
| 12:30 PM |
Milwaukee Serbian |
USA Palermo |
Caledonia |
| 12:30 PM |
Milwaukee Kickers |
Verdi |
Uihlein |
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| Sun. November 2 12:30 PM |
Bavarian |
Cd Aguila |
Bavarians |
| 12:30 PM |
WSC United |
Celtics |
Whitman |
| 2:30 PM |
WSC Tigers |
Club Latino |
Whitman |
| 12:30 PM |
Croatian Eagles |
AUAC |
Croatian Park |
| 12:30 PM |
D&S |
Verdi |
Uihlein |
| 12:30 PM |
Milwaukee Sport Club |
USA Palermo |
MSC |
| 12:30 PM |
United Serbian |
Milwaukee Brewers |
Serb Hall |
| 12:30 PM |
Milwaukee Kickers |
Milwaukee Serbian |
Uihlein |
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Home |
Away |
Location |
| Sun. Oct. 26 3:00 PM |
Madison United |
Milwaukee Kickers |
Warner
Park
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| 3:00 PM |
Bavarian |
United Serbian |
Bavarians |
| 3:00 PM |
Croatian Eagles |
Milwaukee Sport Club |
Croatian Park |
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Club Latino |
Bye |
Bye |
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Milwaukee Serbian |
Bye |
Bye |
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| Sun. Nov. 2 3:00 PM |
Club Latino |
United Serbian |
Grant |
| 3:00 PM |
Milwaukee Kickers |
Bavarian |
Uihlein |
| 3:00 PM |
Milwaukee Serbian |
Madison United |
Caledonia |
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Croatian Eagles |
Bye |
Bye |
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Milwaukee Sport Club |
Bye |
Bye |
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| Away
Team |
Home
Team |
Time |
| Tuesday, November 4,
2008 |
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| Clark County Soccer League at Clark County Soccer
League |
Salamanca (Mexico) |
9:00 p.m.(Central) |
| Saturday, November 6,
2008 |
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| (Leon) Clark County Soccer League at Clark County
Soccer League |
Salamanca (Mexico) |
9:00 p.m.(Central) |
| Wednesday, November 12,
2008 |
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| Mexico MNT at Chase Field (Phoenix,
AZ) |
Ecuador MNT |
7:00 p.m. (Central) |
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 To see the current standings
on the Wisconsin
Interscholastic Athletic Association:
Division 1
Division 2
Division
3
For a summary of the games from Wisconsin Boys High School Soccer
as of Thursday, Ocotber 24, 2008,
go to this link at JSONLINE.
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 Bob Gansler, WSA HOF 1987 has returned to Wisconsin and
will working with Bob Spielman at the Elm Grove Soccer Club.
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We mentioned in a previous newsletter
that we still need photos for some of the
Wisconsin Soccer
Association Hall of Fame Inductees. Just recently, we received the picture
for Ferdinand Goetze. We received this photo from his daughter, Linda after
someone suggested that his grand daughter plays for the Ladies Pro Golf
Association.
This photo was taken in 1933.
If you have any
photos which are Wisconsin Soccer releated and would be willing to donate or
borrow, please let us know!
Ferdinand Kurt Goetze
Ferdinand
Kurt Goetze was born in Muhlhauseh i. Thuring , Germany, in 1906. At the age of
eighteen, he immigrated to America, eventually settling in Milwaukee where he
met and married Mary Lewein and where he played soccer for nineteen years.
Ferdinand, "Fritz," first played for the Deutscher Sport Club in 1926, and then
later played for the Eagles, the Wackers, and the Bavarians. In a tournament
held in Sheboygan in 1928, Fritz scored six goals and was named the
tournament's most valuable player. From 1948 through 1968 he served on the
Grievance Board of the Wisconsin Soccer Association.In 1986 Ferdinand Goetze
was inducted into the Wisconsin Soccer Hall of Fame.
Ferdinand Goetze
passed away on December 10,1993. He is survived by his wife, Mary Goetze; his
son Gregg and daughter-in-law Irene; his daughter Linda and husand Barry
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 James Carson II 73, Indianapolis died Sep.
12, 2008. He was born on Aug. 11, 1935 in Scotland, the son of James I and
Grace (Higgins) Carson. Mr. Carson retired in 2000 from Detroit Diesel Allisons
after 25 years of service and served in Great Britain’s Army from 1954 to
1959 and was a member of UAW Local # 933. He was a beloved figure in
Region II of the
United States Amateur Soccer Association. Jimmy has been president of Indiana
State Soccer Association for 25 years and he is one of the longest serving
state presidents. He first became involved with soccer in the US in 1968 when
he helped form the British American Football Club. For five years he served as
the Secretary of the Central Indiana Soccer Association. He served on the USASA
Credentials Committee for four years and as the Region II Select Team
Administrator for six years. He also served on the USASA Budget Committee for
six years and has been an active member of the USASA since its inception.
More details |
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address to:
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http://www.wisoccer.org/Friend.htm
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Wisconsin Adult Soccer Association Newsletter is
published by Wisconsin Adult Soccer Association.
Subscription
fee: Free
Circulation:
1016
Published:Bimonthly
Wisconsin Adult Soccer Association
Officers:
| WASA President |
Richard Williams |
| WASA Vice President |
Bill Sandoval |
| WASA Secretary |
Ted Wedemeyer |
| WASA Treasurer |
Carlos Gomez |
| WASA Delegate |
Scott Engroff |
| WASA Delegate |
Paul Smith |
| WASA Delegate |
Tom Langer |
WASA Office:
10708 W. Hayes Avenue,
West Allis, WI 53227
Phone: 414-545-7227
Fax:
414-545-7249
Advertising, Editorial and Circulation
inquiries:
Please make all inquiries to:
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Wisconsin
Adult Soccer Association
10708 W. Hayes Avenue
West Allis, WI
53227
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reserved. Articles may not be reproduced without written permission.
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Soccer Trivia
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Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met with H.R.
Haldeman and President Richard Nixon to review aerial photos of Cienfuegos,
Cuba. This was eight years after the Cuban Missile Crisis, which had been
resolved when the Soviet Union agreed to leave the island nation. Kissinger
showed photos of soccer fields in Cuba and explained, “Cubans play
baseball. Russians play soccer.” The photos were the first warning that
Soviet men were implementing launching plans in Cuba. Working quietly and
without media attention, Nixon and Kissinger convinced the Soviets to stop
construction on the Cuban base within two months.
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