| | | | Welcome to Hamilton Girls Soccer Club | | | | | |
Hamilton Girls Soccer Club, established in 1972, is the oldest all-girls soccer club in New Jersey. It was created to offer township girls a place to learn the game of soccer while emphasizing sportsmanship, fair play and fun.
To date, we have programs for township girls ages 5 to 18, including a robust travel program -- the Hamilton Wildcats. In total, Hamilton Girls Soccer Club provides opportunities for more than 900 girls.
Kurlander Scholarship Applications Available
posted 1/16/2012 by Hamilton Girls Soccer Club For the 10th straight year, Hamilton Girls Soccer Club will award scholarships in the name of Geri Kurlander, one of the founders of Hamilton Girls Soccer Club.
Girls who attended lcoal high schools, are attending a college or university in fall 2012 and who played at least 3 years in the Hamilton Girls Soccer League are elgible to apply.
Criteria includes soccer participation, academic record, community service and service to Hamilton Girls Soccer Club.
Applications must be received by April 30, 2012.
Click here to download an application.  Hamilton Girls Soccer Club is turning 40!!!!!
posted 1/14/2012 by Hamilton Girls Soccer Club |
Volunteers Needed
posted 1/14/2012 by Hamilton Girls Soccer Club VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: In order to continue to provide a quality program, the Hamilton Girls Soccer Club is aways in need of volunteers.
Some of the positions we need include:
Coaches: we always need head and assistant coaches. We provide training and all the help you need.
Division Directors: We need division directors to help make sure the leagues run smoothly. Responsibilities include forming teams, recruiting coaches, creating game schedules. Division directors are also members of the executive board.
If you are interested in becoming more involved with Hamilton Girls Soccer Club,
email hamiltongirlssoccer@yahoo.com.
Oline Registration Open for Spring 2012 Rec Ball League
posted 1/2/2012 by Hamilton Girls Soccer Club Online registration is now open for Hamilton Girls Soccer Club's Spring 2012 Rec Ball League.
Players will play in the same divisions they played in during the Fall 2011 season.
Fees are $50 per player for those who register before March 1, 2012. There will be a $10 late fee after March 1. Registration closes on March 15, 2012.
The spring rec ball season begins in April and runs through mid-June.
To register, click here. CDC online training for Concussions in Youth Sports
posted 7/31/2011 by Hamilton Girls Soccer Club |
Hamilton Girls Soccer Club Announces Affiliation with PCA
posted 3/20/2009 by Hamilton Girls Soccer Club
The Hamilton Girls Soccer Club has established a partnership with Positive Coaching Alliance (PCA) to ensure a positive, character-building experience for all youth athletes in our club.
PCA (www.PositiveCoach.org), a Stanford University-based non-profit organization, conducts workshops for coaches, organizational leaders, and parents involved in schools and sports organizations serving five-to-18-year-old athletes. PCA also provides workshops for high school athletes.
“Working with hundreds of youth sports organizations around the United States, PCA has developed practical tools and guidelines to help youth athletes, their coaches and parents get the most out of sports,” said Tom Slater, president of Hamilton Girls Soccer Club. “ Our club recognizes the tremendous opportunity for character-building sports offers for today’s youth, so we are embracing PCA’s model, where winning is one goal and teaching life lessons is the second, more-important goal.”
“We are delighted to partner with Hamilton Girls Soccer Club,” said PCA Executive Director Jim Thompson. “Together, we’ll strive to help their youth athletes take a positive approach to pursuing victories in athletic competition and in life.”
In cooperation with PCA, the Hamilton Girls Soccer Club, including its travel division, the Hamilton Wildcats, will conduct a series of workshops for its leaders, coaches and parents over the next year.
Since its launch in 1998, PCA has conducted thousands of live group workshops nationwide for roughly 200,000 youth sports leaders, coaches, parents and athletes, ultimately serving more than 1 million youth athletes. In 2006, PCA will conduct roughly 1,200 workshops across the U.S., primarily near hub markets of Northern California, Southern California, Chicago, Hawaii, New York City and Washington, DC.
To learn more about PCA, visit their website or watch this short video or visit the PCA website.
PCA’s National Advisory Board comprises luminaries from the worlds of academia, business and sports, such as National Spokesperson and Los Angeles Lakers Coach Phil Jackson, NBA and NCAA Champion Coach Larry Brown, former senator Bill Bradley, NFL Hall of Fame Member Ronnie Lott, Olympic Gold Medalist in Swimming Summer Sanders, University of North Carolina Men's Basketball Retired Head Coach Dean Smith, Cy Young winner Barry Zito, and Kansas City Chiefs Head Coach Herm Edwards.
 Coaches Guides Available Online
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| | | | Kurlander Scholarship Applications Available | | | | | | by
posted 01/16/2012 For the 10th straight year, Hamilton Girls Soccer Club will award scholarships in the name of Geri Kurlander, one of the founders of Hamilton Girls Soccer Club.
Girls who attended lcoal high schools, are attending a college or university in fall 2012 and who played at least 3 years in the Hamilton Girls Soccer League are elgible to apply.
Criteria includes soccer participation, academic record, community service and service to Hamilton Girls Soccer Club.
Applications must be received by April 30, 2012.
Click here to download an application.
| | | | | | | Hamilton Girls Soccer Club is turning 40!!!!! | | | | | | by
posted 01/14/2012 Happy birthday to us!!!!! Hamilton Girls Soccer Club, the oldest all-girls soccer club in New Jersey, is turning 40 years in 2012.
To celebrate this important milestone, Hamilton Girls Soccer club is planning some special events this coming year for both players, coaches, parents and alumni.
We are looking for volunteers to help serve on a 40th anniversary committee to help plan these events.
If you are interested, please email
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posted 01/14/2012 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: In order to continue to provide a quality program, the Hamilton Girls Soccer Club is aways in need of volunteers.
Some of the positions we need include:
Coaches: we always need head and assistant coaches. We provide training and all the help you need.
Division Directors: We need division directors to help make sure the leagues run smoothly. Responsibilities include forming teams, recruiting coaches, creating game schedules. Division directors are also members of the executive board.
If you are interested in becoming more involved with Hamilton Girls Soccer Club,
email
.
| | | | | | | Oline Registration Open for Spring 2012 Rec Ball League | | | | | | by
posted 01/02/2012 Online registration is now open for Hamilton Girls Soccer Club's Spring 2012 Rec Ball League.
Players will play in the same divisions they played in during the Fall 2011 season.
Fees are $50 per player for those who register before March 1, 2012. There will be a $10 late fee after March 1. Registration closes on March 15, 2012.
The spring rec ball season begins in April and runs through mid-June.
To register, click here.
| | | | | | | CDC online training for Concussions in Youth Sports | | | | | | by
posted 07/31/2011 As a coach or parent, we all need to recognize the signs and syptoms of concussions suffered in youth sports.
The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is offering a free online training program for youth coaches and parents on recognizing and treating concusssions.
To take this course, click here.
| | | | | | | Hamilton Girls Soccer Club Announces Affiliation with PCA | | | | | | by
posted 03/20/2009
The Hamilton Girls Soccer Club has established a partnership with Positive Coaching Alliance (PCA) to ensure a positive, character-building experience for all youth athletes in our club.
PCA (www.PositiveCoach.org), a Stanford University-based non-profit organization, conducts workshops for coaches, organizational leaders, and parents involved in schools and sports organizations serving five-to-18-year-old athletes. PCA also provides workshops for high school athletes.
“Working with hundreds of youth sports organizations around the United States, PCA has developed practical tools and guidelines to help youth athletes, their coaches and parents get the most out of sports,” said Tom Slater, president of Hamilton Girls Soccer Club. “ Our club recognizes the tremendous opportunity for character-building sports offers for today’s youth, so we are embracing PCA’s model, where winning is one goal and teaching life lessons is the second, more-important goal.”
“We are delighted to partner with Hamilton Girls Soccer Club,” said PCA Executive Director Jim Thompson. “Together, we’ll strive to help their youth athletes take a positive approach to pursuing victories in athletic competition and in life.”
In cooperation with PCA, the Hamilton Girls Soccer Club, including its travel division, the Hamilton Wildcats, will conduct a series of workshops for its leaders, coaches and parents over the next year.
Since its launch in 1998, PCA has conducted thousands of live group workshops nationwide for roughly 200,000 youth sports leaders, coaches, parents and athletes, ultimately serving more than 1 million youth athletes. In 2006, PCA will conduct roughly 1,200 workshops across the U.S., primarily near hub markets of Northern California, Southern California, Chicago, Hawaii, New York City and Washington, DC.
To learn more about PCA, visit their website or watch this short video or visit the PCA website.
PCA’s National Advisory Board comprises luminaries from the worlds of academia, business and sports, such as National Spokesperson and Los Angeles Lakers Coach Phil Jackson, NBA and NCAA Champion Coach Larry Brown, former senator Bill Bradley, NFL Hall of Fame Member Ronnie Lott, Olympic Gold Medalist in Swimming Summer Sanders, University of North Carolina Men's Basketball Retired Head Coach Dean Smith, Cy Young winner Barry Zito, and Kansas City Chiefs Head Coach Herm Edwards.
| | | | | | | Coaches Guides Available Online | | | | | | posted 01/10/2008 Hamilton Girls Soccer Club has created a link of coaching resources on "Hey Coach"
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