Futbol Club of Cary

LEAGUE NEWS

SPRING 2012 NEWS

Spring 2012 Rec Co-Ed Registration: Open registration for the Spring 2012 Co-ed Rec League has begun. To register, download the registration form and mail the completed form with a check for the registration fee to the address on the form. Spots are filled first-come-first serve. Once spots in age groups begin to fill, we will post waitlist and age group availability information. New U05s, must be 4 by April 1, 2012 (please see note by age group calculator). Please see the age group calculator to determine your child's age group.

SPRING 2012 AGE GROUP AVAILABILITY
Age Group	Availabilty	Comments
Young U05	Waitlisted**	See Waitlist Info Below
U05	Waitlisted**	See Waitlist Info Below
U06	Waitlisted**	See Waitlist Info Below
U07	Waitlisted**	See Waitlist Info Below
U08	Waitlisted**	See Waitlist Info Below
U09	Waitlisted**	See Waitlist info Below
U10	Waitlisted**	See Waitlist Info Below
U11	Waitlisted**	See Waitlist Info Below
U12	Limited Space Available
U13-U14	Limited Space Available
U15-U17 (High School)	Waitlisted**	See Waitlist Info Below

**To be added to the waitlist, please mail in the completed registration form with the $80 check for registration. If your child is not placed, we will mail back your check. Spots may open for a waitlisted child before the season starts, or after the first week of the season. Any waitlisted players not placed after the second week of the season, will have their checks mailed back. Waitlisted players may also email asking for their check to be returned and be removed from the waitlist at any time.

FC CARY SPOTLIGHT

FC Cary Coach: Gerry Farrell
U09G ASP Leeds United
U10 FC Cary Rec - Rovers

Years coaching/playing:
I have been coaching for 8 years, but have been playing for a very long time, although growing up my sport was Gaelic Football.

Favorite soccer team(s):
I have always been a Leeds United FC supporter, they are currently toiling in the Championship division of the English League...this is the year we go up!! I also follow Glasgow Celtic in the Scottish Premier League, and whoever plays against Manchester United in the Premiership, it's a Leeds thing!!

Favorite practice drill:
My favorite activity is scrimmaging and my second favorite is a game where you have 4 gates along each side, with one goalkeeper from each team on the outside defending the gates. A team scores by dribbling through the gate. The idea is to move the ball quickly to an open player that can score before the goalkeeper can get in position.

Real job:
I head up the Research, Development, and Innovation group for a local biopharmaceutical company....we use bugs to make drugs!

Dream job:
Astronaut

Hobbies/interests (other than soccer):
DIY home improvement projects, hiking, and camping

One thing most people don't know about you:
On occasion, I crewed a Howth 17 in Dublin Bay despite the fact that I cannot swim.

SPRING REC LEAGUE 2012

Coaches Meeting	March 3rd
Practices Begin	March 12th
First Rec Games	March 17th
No Games - Easter Weekend	April 7th
Last Rec Games/Rec Tournament	May 19th
Makeup Day	June 2nd

**Schedule above is tentative. Players will be contacted by their coaches following the coaches meeting on March 3rd. At your first team practice, coaches will distribute team shirts, game schedule/roster, and Fall 2012 Registration Form.

GHES FIELD LAYOUT

2011-12 AGE GROUP CALCULATOR

SPONSOR HIGHLIGHT

Visit the Museum of Life and Science in Durham this holiday season:
CAROLINA WONDERLAND EXPRESS
An indoor holiday railway | NOW SHOWING THRU JANUARY 15
Start a new family holiday tradition and join us for the inaugural Wonderland Express holiday train exhibition at the Museum of Life and Science in Durham.

Experience a magical world in which model trains journey through a snowy Carolina, traversing mountains, crossing bridges and disappearing through tunnels. Bells ring and whistles blow as trains chug along the Blue Ridge Parkway and journey to popular landmarks such as Kitty Hawk, the State Capitol Building, the Swinging Bridge, Jennette’s Pier and more. With more than 340 feet of track winding in and out of hills and valleys, this 2,200-square-foot, indoor holiday exhibition is sure to delight all ages. Watch a preview video of the train experience at www.lifeandscience.org.

LOCAL SUPPLEMENTAL TRAINING

Next Level Academy is a soccer training program designed for those players who want to develop the technical skills needed to play at the highest levels. The program is designed to enhance the players technical abilities, agility, balance, and speed with the soccer ball while building confidence in the player on and off the field. NLA is dedicated to providing the best training environment for our young players. For more information about NLA, please visit their website.

Soccer Genome is about engineering each player to develop the necessary components to be successful at the next level. Each player has the option of experiencing individual or group technical, tactical, and fitness training in order to complete their own genetic makeup as a player. The training will be player specific in order to create the utmost development during each session.