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Ottawa St. Anthony Soccer Club help to provide "a winter curriculum of free-to-play Introduction to the Fundamentals of Soccer practice at their clubhouse for 20 kids from the Odawa Native Friendship Centre."
Read the full article HERE
EODSA Participants included Donia Torabi (lead instructor),
and attendees Alex Blower & Emilie Miller.
...“Events like this create bonds, friendships, trust and relationships that help all stakeholders. It helps the referees, the instructors, and the organizers to understand one another and find ways to help each other grow for bettering us and for bettering the game,” Torabi added. “I strongly believe that events like this provide great opportunities for instructors, especially female instructors. Similar to referees, instructors need to practice regularly and put their skills to use. Only then we can improve and grow.”...
Find the full article on the Ontario Soccer website.
"Last weekend, Ontario Soccer brought together 18 of our top Match Officials from across the province for a special development opportunity in Oakville."
"These individuals were hand-picked to attend an Elite Referee Camp at Oakville Soccer Club. The goal of the program was to ensure consistency in how Ontario’s top Match Officials communicate on the field."
Find the full article HERE on Ontario Soccer's website
#CanPara
Samuel Charron has been named Canada Soccer’s 2023 Para Soccer Player of the Year as selected by the National Team Program. This marks the fourth time that the Canadian captain has been named the Para Soccer Player of the Year.
Samuel Charron scored his milestone 50th international goal for Canada in 2023 and he led the nation in goalscoring for the seventh time in his career. He was limited to just four matches at the Parapanamerican Games in Santiago, Chile, but he still scored three goals and one assist. Canada’s captain now has 51 career goals in 60 seven-a-side international matches. In club football, Charron moved overseas and played eleven-a-side football with Westside Strikers FC in the Australian State League.
Reposted from: CanadaSoccer.com
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