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Cy-Fair Corporate sponsorships are available, for more information please contact Darrell Abramowitz or call the CFYSC office at Tel. 281-894-1742
Cy-Fair Youth Soccer
works in partnership
with Harris County
Precinct 3 & 4
Thank them for
supporting youth soccer!
CFYSC Office Hours
Mon, Tue & Thurs 10am-2pm
Wed. evenings 5-7pm
13227 Jones Road
Houston, TX 77070
Tel. 281-894-1742
Fax 281-894-1786
WEATHERLINE - 281-469-5539
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Cy-Fair Corporate sponsorships are available, for more information please contact Darrell Abramowitz or call the CFYSC office at Tel. 281-894-1742
Cy-Fair Youth Soccer
works in partnership
with Harris County
Precinct 3 & 4
Thank them for
supporting youth soccer!
CFYSC Office Hours
Mon, Tue & Thurs 10am-2pm
Wed. evenings 5-7pm
13227 Jones Road
Houston, TX 77070
Tel. 281-894-1742
Fax 281-894-1786
WEATHERLINE - 281-469-5539
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The Dynamos Keeper! Club
Boys and girls interested in joining the
Keeper! Club,
which provides training and other benefits,
such as camp discounts and special help, may attend a session free.
If they wish to join,
the fee is $50
for ten weeks if a member of Cy-Fair Youth Soccer Club
or the Dynamos,
and $100 for ten weeks
if not a member of the CFYSC or the Dynamos.
Please encourage all keepers to join this program
If you need any additional info regarding the Keeper Club
email Jim at jwalker332@aol.com
GOALKEEPER TRAINING
Mondays : 5:30 PM to 6:45 PM
Thursdays : 5:30 PM to 6:45 PM
Scroll to the bottom to view the
KEEPER! newsletter(s)
SPECIAL ATTENTION FOR GOALKEEPERS
Started in 1993 by Jim Walker, the Keeper! Club is the Dynamos' built-in support system for goalkeepers. Seeds for the Keeper! Club began even earlier when Coach Walker began working with young keepers like Scott Edwards, Brandon Renken, and Kaissar Najjar on a regular basis when he first joined the Cy-Fair Youth Soccer Club as Director of Training in 1991. It was originally formed to accommodate boys and girls ten years and older. However, because a large number of younger players expressed interest in learning the basic tools of the position, a junior branch was formed. Although he has since retired as Director of Training, Coach Walker still directs regular goalkeeper training, presiding over three weekly sessions, including one for recreational boys and girls under the age of 10. Former members Heather Koudelka, Kevin Atnip, Michael Sicola, and John Kowalczyk, all now college keepers, attend when they can and assist at special keeper camps.
'Our goalkeepers have plenty of role models,' says Coach Walker. 'The camaraderie, within their group and with the people we bring in, is almost as important as the training.” Boys and girls who want to excel at this special position find knowledgeable people who will discuss the position without laying blame on them, and other goalkeepers with whom they can share problems and success stories. The main goal is to challenge them to technical and tactical improvement so they can help their teams, but the training environment enables those with exceptional talent to reach their highest potential. At training sessions, young goalkeepers are urged to strive toward becoming 'perfect within their range,' to make decisions that enable them to collect the ball in the most efficient manner possible, and to put forth the effort to execute all saves with proper technique. Through hard work at training and daily practice, they slowly but steadily extend their range and take on more advanced techniques. For additional information about the Keeper! Club, e-mail Jim.Walker@goalkeeper.com, or call 281-217-1612.
To read the Keeper! memos, click on the links below:
KEEPER CLUB (Vol. 16, No. 5) May 2009
KEEPER CLUB (Vol. 16, No. 4) April 2009
KEEPER CLUB (Vol. 16, No. 3) March 2009
KEEPER CLUB (Vol. 16, No. 2) Feb 2009
KEEPER CLUB (Vol. 16, No. 1) Jan 2009
The Dynamos Keeper! Club
Boys and girls interested in joining the
Keeper! Club,
which provides training and other benefits,
such as camp discounts and special help, may attend a session free.
If they wish to join,
the fee is $50
for ten weeks if a member of Cy-Fair Youth Soccer Club
or the Dynamos,
and $100 for ten weeks
if not a member of the CFYSC or the Dynamos.
Please encourage all keepers to join this program
If you need any additional info regarding the Keeper Club
email Jim at jwalker332@aol.com
GOALKEEPER TRAINING
Mondays : 5:30 PM to 6:45 PM
Thursdays : 5:30 PM to 6:45 PM
Scroll to the bottom to view the
KEEPER! newsletter(s)
SPECIAL ATTENTION FOR GOALKEEPERS
Started in 1993 by Jim Walker, the Keeper! Club is the Dynamos' built-in support system for goalkeepers. Seeds for the Keeper! Club began even earlier when Coach Walker began working with young keepers like Scott Edwards, Brandon Renken, and Kaissar Najjar on a regular basis when he first joined the Cy-Fair Youth Soccer Club as Director of Training in 1991. It was originally formed to accommodate boys and girls ten years and older. However, because a large number of younger players expressed interest in learning the basic tools of the position, a junior branch was formed. Although he has since retired as Director of Training, Coach Walker still directs regular goalkeeper training, presiding over three weekly sessions, including one for recreational boys and girls under the age of 10. Former members Heather Koudelka, Kevin Atnip, Michael Sicola, and John Kowalczyk, all now college keepers, attend when they can and assist at special keeper camps.
'Our goalkeepers have plenty of role models,' says Coach Walker. 'The camaraderie, within their group and with the people we bring in, is almost as important as the training.” Boys and girls who want to excel at this special position find knowledgeable people who will discuss the position without laying blame on them, and other goalkeepers with whom they can share problems and success stories. The main goal is to challenge them to technical and tactical improvement so they can help their teams, but the training environment enables those with exceptional talent to reach their highest potential. At training sessions, young goalkeepers are urged to strive toward becoming 'perfect within their range,' to make decisions that enable them to collect the ball in the most efficient manner possible, and to put forth the effort to execute all saves with proper technique. Through hard work at training and daily practice, they slowly but steadily extend their range and take on more advanced techniques. For additional information about the Keeper! Club, e-mail Jim.Walker@goalkeeper.com, or call 281-217-1612.
To read the Keeper! memos, click on the links below:
KEEPER CLUB (Vol. 16, No. 5) May 2009
KEEPER CLUB (Vol. 16, No. 4) April 2009
KEEPER CLUB (Vol. 16, No. 3) March 2009
KEEPER CLUB (Vol. 16, No. 2) Feb 2009
KEEPER CLUB (Vol. 16, No. 1) Jan 2009
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Dyess and Zube Field Rainout Number:
281-469-5539
Updated Sunday, May 16 2010 @ 8:30 AM
Dyess is OPEN
Zube is CLOSED for repairs
Matzke is CLOSED for repairs
Dyess and Zube Field Rainout Number:
281-469-5539
Updated Sunday, May 16 2010 @ 8:30 AM
Dyess is OPEN
Zube is CLOSED for repairs
Matzke is CLOSED for repairs
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