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About Nordic |
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Soccer is a healthy activity that embodies physical fitness, creativity, teamwork and dedication. Our player development process is based upon the concept that a passion for the ball and the game are fundamental to the development of a good soccer player. The Nordic Spirit Soccer Club aspires to create an environment within which:
- Players are given the opportunity to learn the sport of soccer through the development of individual skills, fitness, teamwork, and fair play – allowing each individual to advance towards their highest competitive potential.
- Players are encouraged to reach their maximum potential as individuals and athletes through coaching, competition, friendships, and commitment – to themselves, their teammates, and the game of soccer.
- The sport of soccer is utilized as a way to support diversity and to encourage life’s important values of integrity, dedication, teamwork, and respect for the laws of the games, one’s teammates, opponents, coaches, referees, fans, and self.
The Nordic Spirit Soccer Club is committed to both the personal and skill development of the individuals within the program. The combination of talented, dedicated players, supportive parents, quality coaching, and strong management equals a successful program. |
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History |
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The Nordic Spirit Soccer Club began in 1986. The Nordic Soccer Club is governed by the Nordic Board and current President, Roger Prescott. Currently, the Nordic Soccer Club has grown to twenty-five boys' and girls' teams. Parents are provided with a parent manual detailing the operation and expectations of the Nordic Soccer Club. The Nordic Soccer club is a Premier Level Club dedicated to cultivating exceptional players and providing them with the opportunity to excel. Towards this end, the Nordic Soccer Club is dedicated to providing excellent coaching and high level competition.
The Nordic Soccer Club operates three 6 week indoor soccer sessions, November through April each year. In addition to participation by the Nordic Soccer Club teams, league play is open to the public, with an assortment of senior, high school, youth and coed leagues. Approximately 120 teams play in each session. The indoor center also conducts Junior Academies for children ages 5-12, averaging 100 children per session. The late spring and sumer months are dedicated to the Nordic Club teams as they prepare for and compete in an array of tournaments and competitions. |
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With 12 Champions crowned, Nordic Soccer is looking ahead!
Tryouts for the 2008 - 2009 Season:
U14-U19 Boys and Girls
Monday July 28th
and Tuesday 29th
U10-U13 Boys and Girls
Saturday Sept. 6th and 13th
Sunday Sept. 7th and 14th
At the Tree Farm
Stay tuned for details
For more information contact Ross Duncan or Jim Goudie or call 802-288-9577. |
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