- THERE WILL BE NO MARCH BOARD MEETING
THE MANDATORY COACHES MEETING WILL BE HELD:
March 25, 2010, Brothers 2 Restaurant, Endwell.
Cash Bar opens at 6pm, Food Service at 7pm, Meeting follows immediately!
ALL TEAMS MUST HAVE ONE REPRESENTATIVE PRESENT!
ATTENTION CLUB PRESIDENTS: CLUB/TEAM COUNT POSTED! See what teams your club has entered so far in the Spring League. Entries are due January 15, 2010. Please be certain these counts are correct. If you think you have an error, contact the Spring League Coordinator. Payment for Spring League entry fees are due at the Coaches Meeting in March.
IMPORTANT NOTICE-A TECHNICAL AREA IS NOW REQUIRED FOR ALL BCSA MATCHES ABOVE THE U8 LEVEL: For details, click here.
IMPORTANT DATES FOR SPRING LEAGUE 2010:
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Team Entry Deadline: 1/15/2010Field Availability Due: 2/15/2010Last Date to Withdraw w/o Penalty 2/15/2010Coaches Meeting: 3/25/2010First Day of Games: 4/17/2010All Matches Complete By: 7/1/2010T-Shirt Meeting: 7/14/2010
WELCOME TO THE BROOME COUNTY SOCCER ASSOCIATION
This is the place to find the most up to date information of what is happening in the league. It is the mission of BCSA to foster the growth and development of youth through soccer. The intent of the BCSA Board of Directors and all the members clubs is to provide the highest level of competition possible for our players.
Although still called the Broome County Soccer Association, the league expanded beyond the bounds of Broome County long ago. Currently, BCSA has 210 teams from 28 clubs that extend from Cooperstown in the east, to Corning in the west. It is hoped that our league will continue to grow. We welcome teams playing for the first time as well as those returning. We look forward to their continued participation in our league.
BCSA holds its monthly meetings on the 1st Thursday of most months at 7:00pm at Brothers 2 restaurant, Watson Blvd., Endwell.
This is the place to find the most up to date information of what is happening in the league. It is the mission of BCSA to foster the growth and development of youth through soccer. The intent of the BCSA Board of Directors and all the members clubs is to provide the highest level of competition possible for our players.
Although still called the Broome County Soccer Association, the league expanded beyond the bounds of Broome County long ago. Currently, BCSA has 210 teams from 28 clubs that extend from Cooperstown in the east, to Corning in the west. It is hoped that our league will continue to grow. We welcome teams playing for the first time as well as those returning. We look forward to their continued participation in our league.
BCSA holds its monthly meetings on the 1st Thursday of most months at 7:00pm at Brothers 2 restaurant, Watson Blvd., Endwell.
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