Grassroots Level Girl's Football (soccer)
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WSU is supporting girl's football (soccer) from the Grassroots Level. Join this group to post any news/information from this level
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Latest Activity: Dec 18, 2011
Where we all begin our football (soccer) careers, the grassroots level.
This group is dedicated to keeping up with all the latest information and news from the players and teams involved.
If you are a player/coach here is the place to tell us about your team.
Please share your experiences so potential players can learn how to get involved in the game.
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ENGLAND: Girls' Centres of Excellence confirmed
Started by Women's Soccer United Jun 3, 2011. 0 Replies 1 Favorite
Some more positive news from the grassroots level for girls in England. Thank you Gareth for bringing it…Continue
Tags: the, FA, Excellence, of, Girls
Mixed football 2011 rule change from the FA
Started by Women's Soccer United. Last reply by Women's Soccer United May 30, 2011. 1 Reply 1 Favorite
On Wednesday 25th May 2011, the FA released a statement detailing a change in the age of which girls and boys can play football in same teams. The amended rule allows girls and boys to be able to…Continue
Help Support The Anderson Monarchs Soccer Film: All Girl's Soccer Team competing, living, and thriving in an at-risk urban neighborhood in Philadelphia
Started by Women's Soccer United. Last reply by do co Apr 9, 2011. 1 Reply 0 Favorites
It was brought to my…Continue
Tags: documentary, Donate, feature, film, Martin
Displaying Intensity
Started by Renegades Of Girls Soccer Apr 5, 2011. 0 Replies 0 Favorites
A few weeks ago two national team players presented our club with a one day soccer camp for rep and advanced girl players. My daughter's a provincial player (as of 2011) team decided to take part and…Continue
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Comment by Women's Soccer United on April 8, 2011 at 16:07 -
Thanks for the information @Josina :)
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Comment by Josina Tellie on April 8, 2011 at 15:32 -
The U/17 tournament in Tshwane Soshanguve will be on the 16th April 2011, pictures and full deatils on the program.
One of the players who also come from the program is Busisiwe Ndimeni who is now playing and staying in Russia.
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Comment by Women's Soccer United on April 7, 2011 at 15:04
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Hey Charity :) I will look into this for you and let you know.
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Comment by Enwere Charity N. on April 7, 2011 at 14:23
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When is SAFA cup of dreams tournament coming up?
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Comment by Renegades Of Girls Soccer on April 6, 2011 at 16:57 -
@Josina that is an incredible and motivating undertaking - our any of your developed girl soccer players being show cased or playing aboard. It would be also nice if you could provide any links or pics for viewing.
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Comment by Josina Tellie on April 6, 2011 at 14:22
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In South Africa there is a grassroot girls development program running for 8 - 19 years old called Dlala Ntombazana( Play girls) under the SAFA Tshwane Region, not only do they develop football skills for girls but also bringing lifeskills in all programs and ournaments, developing youth leaders, and being the voice in educating their families and communities about the fight against HIV/AIDS, the Program started in 2005 with 34 schools, 318 girls and has grown to over 250 schools with 3000 girls playing soccer up to date. they have a very popular tournament named Cup of Dreams for U/17 girls annually, this is the 4th year running.
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Comment by Women's Soccer United on April 5, 2011 at 19:50
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I completely agree @Renegades
It will be great if we can build a large source of information for girls looking to get involved as well as hearing from experiences of those already involved.
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Comment by Renegades Of Girls Soccer on April 5, 2011 at 19:15
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Great timing for this discussion forum. Once we move on into adulthood how quickly we forget where it all started from grassroots "youth soccer".
We as adult have the privilege of creating a captivating, athletic... the next generation global girl soccer players. Simply by laying out a path that you would personally appreciate - knowing what you know now from your past positive/negative experiences - going forward to empower youth girl's soccer future.
Remember the saying "there is no I in team" and M, E, me does not count :)
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