Indoor will be starting on January 3rd, 2012 from 7pm-9pm at Signal Hill Elementary School in Pemberton. It will run every Tuesday (unless the school is closed for holidays, etc.) unitl April 24th. There will be a drop-in fee of $5 a session or $40 flat rate.
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The Sea To Sky Women's Soccer Association is proud to present a $500 scholarship to Meghan Roberts of Howe Sound Secondary School in Squamish. Meghan has played competitive soccer for the past 10 years, playing both Rep and House for the past five. Meghan has been an active member of the Boys and Girls Club for three years as well as being a member of the Howe Sound Leadership Class for the past two years. She will be attending Thompson Rivers University in September with hopes of achieving a double major in English and Theatre and becoming involved with the production end of Film and Television.
Meghan was awarded the scholarship at our year-end league party on June 29. Meghan was also awarded a certificate at her high school awards ceremony on June 14th. Congratulations to Meghan, we wish you the best of luck in your future endevours!
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Meghan with Kath (far left) Kourtney (next to Meghan) and Roz (far right)
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Annual General Meeting (AGM)
Our 2011 AGM has been postponed until January, 2012; location, dates and time TBA. If you are interested in attending please contact Kourtney or Roz at
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World Cup Final Decided on Penalty Shots
The Womens World Cup just wrapped up this past Sunday with Japan posting a stunning victory over the USA. Tied going into extra time, the USA scored first - with just 1 minute left in the first extra time period - to go up 2-1. But, because World Cup rules state that both halves have to be played, the Japanese rallied to tie it with just a few minutes left in the second over time period. The teams went to penalty shots - Japan scoring first. The USA were stopped twice by the Japanese goalie, who made the save of the tournament, diving to one side and saving the ball with her outstretched foot. They also sailed a shot over the crossbar. In the end, Japan, the first Asian team to ever win a World Cup, came away with the victory. Congratulations Japan!
FIFA Announces Womens World Cup in 2015 to be held in Canada!
On March 3, 2011, FIFA announced that Canada will be hosting the Women's World Cup in 2015. For more on this story, click here.
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The Sea to Sky Women's Soccer Association now has a Facebook page! Members can post comments, arrange for rides in their respective communties, post pictures amongst other things. Check it out - Sea to Sky Women's Soccer, and let us know what you think. Keep it clean and fun ladies!
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