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Travel Soccer Tryouts

MISSION: Provide our members with world class training and appropriate competition for all skill levels.

SYC is the only club in the DMV that provides a Full Player Pathway for BOYS/GIRLS and participates in the BEST leagues in the Nation and Region:   NEW | Girls Academy (GA), MLS NEXT, USYS National League, National Academy League NAL,  EDP,  NCSL, UPSL, VYSA/US Soccer State Cups, and attends the top tournaments in the nation/region and more!

REGISTER FOR THE 2024/25 TRYOUTS HERE!

Current Season -- Must be approved by Girls DOC and Boys DOC

NEW for 2024/25 Season - Girls Academy

2024/25 Season

• Boys & Girls born between  2017-2006  (U9-U19)
• NEW U9 Age Group are for players born on 2016 and 2017

Boys Questions, contact:

Jose "Pepe" Maldonado

Boys Director of Coaching

Girls Questions, contact:

Laura Orrell

Girls Director of Coaching

Other questions, contact:

Este Maldonado

Technical Director

SEASON 2024/2025

• Boys Tryouts
• Girls Tryouts
• Pathway/Platforms
• Coaching Staff

Travel Team Info 2024 - Rev. Feb-13-2024

Register NOW - ONLY AGES BELOW

Down Payment and Partial Payment Options Available:

• 4 monthly payments, OR
• due in 30 days, or
• due in Full.

Our Club is working with Akron and Tri-Town Soccer Clubs to help as many players stay/get involved in soccer as possible.

When you register for Alden, our club communicates with the other clubs to determine which teams have coaches set and players registered for the age divisions. If Alden does not have a team within 2 years, i.e. 2009 with 2008, then the player gets refunded the full registration cost, minus transaction fees. Contact Club V.P.  and Travel Coordinator -  Janae Clark ([email protected])  with questions.

Players welcome from birth year 2005-2016.

ROSTERS are ALMOST set based on capacity and coaches: WE NEED

• GIRLS - 2013, 2014, 2015 (Co-Ed or Girls U11)
• BOYS - 2010 and 2011 (U14), or 2013 (Co-Ed U11)

Epic Center Training ... Indoor Turf Training 

• Saturdays 1:00-3:00pm
• Times and dates are coach/team specific
• December - April

Alden Primary Gym Training

• Mondays and Wednesday 6:00-8:00pm
• January - April

Notice for 2024 Travel Registration

The following new dates and costs will be in effect to ensure teams are formed at the correct age and skill divisions.

• Early Registration Cost    $300 - August 1st
• Registration     $375 - February 21st

Travel 2024 Timeline:

• Fall, Winter, Spring Training - coaches will develop a plan based on player interest and availability for Alden Gym and other Indoor Facility Use.
• All age groups will have Indoor Training on the turf at Epic Center on Saturday afternoons from Dec. 2 - April 4, 2024.  Times TBD.
• Check here for WEEKLY UPDATES
• Indoor League Sessions (Sahlens or Epic) will be selected by Travel Coaches based on their team's registered and interested players. The Winter Sessions are optional and require communication with coaches in September and October to make informed team decisions. Sahlen's Session are Winter A (Nov/Dec), Winter B (Jan/Feb), Spring (Mar/Apr)
• Enhanced Elite Training is available on an individual basis and in small groups at an extra cost. These will sometimes involve other Elite players from neighboring soccer clubs. Contact Club V.P.  Janae Clark ([email protected])  for more details.
• Mandatory practices for the Travel Spring season start in late March.  
• Late May / Early June - games begin once per week.

Divisions by Birth Year for 2024 (REFERENCE)

• U10-2014, 2015, 2016
• U11-2013,  U12-2012, U13-2011,  U14-2010,  U15-2009,   U16-2008,  U17-2007,  U19-2005
• New or replacement  - approximately $100 order and paid online by parents and delivered to the home.
• Required: blue jersey, yellow jersey, blue shorts, blue socks.
• Optional: Warm-Up pants and zip jacket, bag, other items.
• Uniforms are male/female with sizing charts).
• Allow 5 weeks for delivery, but many sizes arrive in 2 weeks.

2024 Coaches will get 50% off one player early registration.

2024 Coaches  (Planned). Parent "managers" and assistant coaches are encouraged.  Club sponsored coach training is planned.

• U10B - Tracy/Lewandowski
• U11G  - Mussari
• U15B - Clark, Lucie
• U16B - Clark, Lucie
• U16G - Turton, Jelonek, Whiteford
• U17B - Klinski, Long
• U19G - Schwab, Bennett

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Graphic footage shows suspect in Moscow concert attack ‘being force-fed own ear’

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Footage that appears to show the torture of suspects in the Moscow concert hall attack during which more than 130 people were killed is circulating in Russia , although the Kremlin is refusing to answer questions about the videos. A total of 97 people remain in hospital, officials said.

One of the films appears to show security forces cutting off the ear of one of the suspects and trying to feed it to him, while another shows a man apparently being subjected to electric shocks to his groin. A third shows security forces beating a man with their rifle butts and kicking him as he lies in the snow. Isis has claimed the attack , and has released graphic video footage of the attackers firing on the crowd inside the concert hall .

Four men appeared in court over the weekend and were charged in relation to the attack. They appeared to have been beaten, and one of the suspects had heavy bandaging to his right ear. Another had to be brought into the courtroom in a wheelchair.

The four suspects were named by Russian authorities as Dalerdzhon Mirzoyev, 32, Saidakrami Murodali Rachabalizoda, 30, Shamsidin Fariduni, 25, and Muhammadsobir Fayzov, 19.

The men the court identified during the proceedings as Mr Mirzoyev and Mr Rachabalizoda both had black eyes. Mr Rachabalizoda appeared with the bandage on his right ear. The face of the man identified as Mr Fariduni was badly swollen.

Mr Fariduni said in an interrogation video published on social media that he had arrived from Turkey on 4 March. He was trembling while being questioned by the side of a road, with his hands tied behind his back. He said that he had “shot people” in Crocus City Hall “for money”, having been offered 500,000 roubles (£4,300) by a person he did not identify.

The man named as Mr Fayzov appeared to lose consciousness as he was brought into court in a wheelchair. Photographs circulating online on Sunday appeared to show Mr Fayzov with one of his eyes missing.

The men were officially identified as citizens of Tajikistan, Russia’s Tass state news agency said. A court statement on the Telegram messaging service said Mr Mirzoyev had “admitted his guilt in full”, while Mr Rachabalizoda had also “admitted guilt”. All four were remanded in pre-trial custody until May.

The men were caught about 14 hours after the attack in the southern Bryansk region, around 400km (250 miles) southwest of Moscow, when they fled a vehicle and tried to reach a nearby forest.

When asked about the videos showing alleged torture of the suspects, the Kremlin’s spokesperson, Dmitri Peskov, refused to comment. On Tuesday, Russia's commissioner for human rights has called the use of torture against detainees unacceptable.

"Despite the fact that the detention of criminals can be very critical, and criminal law stipulates that actions taken during arrests which cause harm do not entail liability, it is absolutely unacceptable to use torture on detainees and defendants," the commissioner, Tatyana Moskalkova, was quoted as saying by the Russian state-run TASS news agency. The Russian constitution outlaws torture, and Russia is also part of the United Nations Convention Against Torture.

Russian authorities say at least 139 people were killed in the Moscow attack and close to another 200 were injured. It constitutes the deadliest attack claimed by Isis in Europe – and the worst such attack in Russia for two decades.

On Monday, French president Emmanuel Macron said that the Isis branch behind the attack, known as Khorasan Province (Isis-K), had previously attempted attacks on France, as he agreed with the US assessment that Isis-K was behind the act of terror. Isis-K frequently criticises Russian president Vladimir Putin in its propaganda.

“The information available to us ... as well as to our main partners, indicates indeed that it was an entity of the Islamic State [Isis] which instigated this attack,” Mr Macron said during a visit to French Guiana. “This specific group ... had over the past months attempted attacks on our soil,” he said.

French prime minister Gabriel Attal later said these foiled attacks had included a plot involving the city of Strasbourg in eastern France. “The claim of responsibility for the [Moscow] attack by a branch of Islamic State that planned attacks in European countries including France prompted us to increase the Vigipirate [security threat assessment] to its highest level,” Mr Attal said, speaking from a Paris railway station about the decision to raise the terror threat level on Sunday night. “We will deploy exceptional means everywhere on [French] territory,” he added.

On Monday, Italy’s interior ministry said it was also stepping up police activity. “In anticipation of the upcoming Easter holidays, an intensification of surveillance and control activities by the police has been agreed,” a statement said, adding that special attention would be given to “all sensitive targets”.

Russian MPs have called on those found guilty of the attack in Moscow to face capital punishment. Dmitry Medvedev, an ally of Mr Putin who served a term as Russia’s president from 2008 to 2012 and has become increasingly strident since Russia sent its troops into Ukraine two years ago, discussed the detained suspects on his Telegram channel on Monday.

“They have been caught. Kudos to all who were chasing them. Should they be killed? They should. And it will happen,” he wrote.

“But it is more important to kill everyone involved. Everyone. Those who paid, those who sympathised, those who helped. Kill them all.”

Russia’s prime minister, Mikhail Mishustin, said that “the perpetrators will be punished” and that “they do not deserve mercy”.

Russia has had a moratorium on capital punishment since the 1990s, but it remains on the statute book. No executions have been carried out since 1996, when the president at the time, Boris Yeltsin, issued a decree establishing the moratorium, which was explicitly confirmed by the Constitutional Court in 1999. Russia’s penal code currently allows for the death penalty for five offences: murder, genocide, and attempted murder of either a judge, police officer or state official.

“Now many people are asking questions about the death penalty. This topic, of course, will be deeply, professionally, meaningfully studied,” Vladimir Vasilyev, parliamentary leader of the United Russia faction in the lower house of parliament, was quoted by Tass media as saying on Saturday.

However, Mr Peskov told reporters that the Kremlin is “not taking part in this discussion at the moment”.

Russian officials have been slow to acknowledge the claim by Isis. On Sunday, Mr Putin instead claimed that the attackers were trying to reach Ukraine, though he did not offer any evidence of this. Mr Putin said some people on “the Ukrainian side” had been prepared to spirit the gunmen across the border.

Ukraine has denied any role in the attack. Its president, Volodymyr Zelensky, has accused Mr Putin of seeking to divert blame for the attack by mentioning Ukraine, which is defending itself against an invasion by Russian forces that Mr Putin launched in February 2022.

Mr Peskov said in his news conference on Monday that it was inappropriate to comment on the Isis claim until an investigation had been completed. Later in the day, Mr Putin called the attack an act of terrorism “committed by radical Islamists”. But he again tried to pin some of the blame on Kyiv.

The White House strongly dismissed the suggestion of a link to Ukraine. “There was no linkage to Ukraine. This is just more Kremlin propaganda,” said White House spokesperson John Kirby.

Mr Macron warned Russia against trying to exploit the attack by blaming Ukraine. “I think that it would be both cynical and counterproductive for Russia itself and the security of its citizens to use this context to try and turn it against Ukraine,” he said, adding that France had offered help to find the culprits.

“We have offered to increase cooperation with the Russian [intelligence] services and our partners in the region, so that the culprits can be found as quickly as possible and so that we continue to fight effectively against these groups which are targeting several countries,” Mr Macron said.

Mr Peskov said Russia’s security services had not accepted any help from the West. “No, our security services are working on their own; no assistance is currently on the table,” he said. Eleven people have been detained in connection to the attack so far, according to Russian officials.

Counterterrorism researcher Lucas Webber said that Isis had been “focused on outreach efforts to central Asia since the mid-2010s, finding success in recruitment, fundraising, and violent incitement”. He added that Isis-K had been the terror group’s “most internationally minded branch”, and that it had created Uzbek, Tajik, and Russian-language media wings to build support. He added that Isis-K-linked plots had been foiled in Kyrgyzstan, Germany, Austria, and Sweden since last year.

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2020/21 CSC Travel Tryouts Announced: - Register Now!

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Please arrive 20 minutes early on Sunday (schedule above).

A birth certificate must be presented at registration  for players who have not played travel soccer with the CSC before . All U8’s (players born in 2012) must have their birth certificate present at registration.

Please make sure that players bring a soccer ball, plenty of water, and wear shin pads.  

Where:  Clarence Soccer Center, 10000 Clarence Center Rd, Clarence Center, NY

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Ranking the Five Biggest Sports Stadiums in Russia

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Russia has always been an incredibly passionate country that cares about how its athletes perform at major events. Between the Olympics, football, and other sports, Russians are always competing at the top end with sportsmen and sportswomen from Europe, the United States, and other parts of the world.

In recent years, Russia has made an effort to improve the aesthetics and capacity of its stadiums. While their venues do not match up to the huge NFL stadiums in the United States, there are many large venues in Russia as well. Below is a ranking of the five biggest sports stadiums in the country.

1. Luzhniki Stadium

The Luzhniki Stadium is the largest sporting venue in all of Russia. With a capacity of 81,000, the Grand Sports Arena of the Luzhniki Olympic Complex is also one of the nation’s oldest arenas.

Located in Moscow within the Luzhniki Olympics Complex, the stadium has hosted many famous sporting events in its history. This stadium was the venue for the UEFA Cup final in 1999, the UEFA Champions League Final in 2008, and other international sporting events.

During the 2018 World Cup, which took place in Russia, the Luzhniki was the host for seven matches, including the final. Several local teams use the stadium as their home venue, including main clubs from Moscow.

All of CSKA Moscow and Torpedo Moscow use the stadium for their home matches, including in the Russian league and in European competitions. On occasion, the stadium hosts non-sporting events like concerts.

2. Krestovsky Stadium (Gazprom Arena)

The Krestovsky Stadium is one of the newer sporting venues in Russia, as it was built in preparation for the 2018 World Cup that was held in the country. Featuring both a retractable roof and a retractable pitch, this St. Petersburg-based stadium is a true marvel of modern architecture.

A total capacity of almost 68,000, which can rise to 80,000 for concerts, makes the stadium the second-biggest sporting venue in Russia. That is why many matches take place at the Krestovsky Stadium, despite it being a relatively new venue.

The first game at this stadium was held in 2017 when FC Zenit St. Petersburg took on FC Ural. Veteran football star Branislav Ivanovic has the honor of scoring the first goal at the Krestovsky Stadium.

Significant matches in competitions such as the FIFA Confederations Cup, FIFA World Cup, and UEFA Euros took place at this venue. The Krestovsky Stadium is also slated to host the 2022 UEFA Champions League final.

3. Volgograd Arena

Another football stadium, the Volgograd Arena is the third-largest sporting venue in the country. Located in the city of Volgograd, this ground was built on the site of the old Central Stadium.

A capacity of 45,500 means this ground can host some of the biggest capacity events in Russia. The Volgograd Arena was built in 2018 and hosted several matches in the 2018 World Cup.

Even though the stadium is an impressive architectural structure and the most modern sports facility in Volgograd, the Volgograd Arena does not get as much use as many Russians were expecting.

This stadium hosts games for the local Rotor Volgograd team, which does not have a significant reputation outside of Russia. Aside from Rotor Volgograd games, the stadium also hosts festivals, cultural events, and concerts.

4. Otkrytie Bank Arena

The Otkritie Bank Arena, also called the Spartak Stadium, is a ground with a capacity of about 45,500 situated in the North-Western part of Moscow. One of the most well known football teams in Russia, Spartak Moscow, plays its home matches here.

Built due to the 2018 FIFA World Cup, the Otkritie Bank Arena is a relatively new stadium. The first event at the ground took place in 2014, which was more than four years after the 200 million euro construction project to build the stadium began.

This stadium hosted matches during the FIFA Confederations Cup in 2017, along with the FIFA World Cup in 2018. The round of 16 games between England and Colombia at the World Cup is the highest profile game hosted at this stadium.

Given the stadium is in a less densely populated part of Moscow, there is ample space outside the ground for fans to gather before and after matches. Spartak Moscow plays all its Russian league and European games at this ground, while other sporting, cultural, and musical events also take place here.

5. Ak Bars Arena (Kazan Arena)

Featuring the largest outside screen in the world, a capacity of over 45,000, and a sleek design, the Ak Bars Arena in Kazan is one of the most impressive new constructions in Russia.

Opened in 2013 to the tune of $450 million, the stadium hosted the opening and closing ceremonies of the Summer Universiade in 2013. The Kazan Arena was also selected for the 2017 Confederations Cup.

Not only is this stadium a top-class venue for sporting events, but it also hosts concerts, festive events, corporate events, and more. Visitors can enjoy highly-rated restaurants near the stadium, while tours of the Kazan Arena are available most weeks.

Football team Rubin Kazan, which has won two Russian championships in its history, plays its home matches at the Ak Bars Arena.

Watch a Russian Sports Game in Person

If you are a fan of soccer, you may watch games from the Russian league on television every now and then. While experiencing the matches in this way is a lot of fun, you cannot beat the experience of being there in person.

With so many incredible and high capacity stadiums, along with the improving quality of the Russian league, attending a game has never been easier. If you have the means, spending a few days in Russia is a wonderful way to spend your vacation.

Between the history of Moscow, the stunning architecture of St. Petersburg, and the passion of Russian sports fans inside the Luzhniki or Krestovsky stadiums, you are likely to have an experience you will never forget.

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Welcome to the Clarence Classic 2024 Registration with the Clarence Soccer Club.

28th Annual Clarence Classic Soccer Tournament - July 19-21,  2024

We would like to invite you to the 28th Annual Clarence Classic. Our club has grown over the years and so has our tournament. For the last several years we hosted over 110 teams. Based on last year’s success, we encourage you to contact us ASAP and we will work to get your team registered.

Format for 2024

Open to U.S. and Canadian Teams- Competitive Travel, Age divisions U9 through U19. 

U8: $400 | U9/U10: $400  Festival Jamboree Format (non-competitive) with three-game guarantee; one referee per game; two 25-minute halves per game. 

U11-U12: $500 | U13-U19: $550   3-game minimum guarantee; three referees per game; two 30-minute halves per game.  U18 will be combined with U19 teams, if necessary. U13 and up teams also may be playing on Turf Fields at Clarence High School. 

Team Requirements

• All teams must be registered with their governing soccer organizations
• Players must possess current USYSA player passes or approved national passes with photos. 
• 18-player limit (14-player limit for U10 divisions).
• Players may only play on one team during the tournament
• A maximum of 3 guest players are permitted. (Guest players must have approved player passes & tournament roster showing guest players at final registration.)
• Following NYSWYSA rules, U10 is noncompetitive−FESTIVAL JAMBOREE FORMAT. 3-game-guarantee for U10 Teams. 
• Teams playing in the top division of their league may be moved up one age group to balance competition

Tournament Registrar, Ann Marie Kramer

Tournament Director, Doug Curella [email protected]

Items needed for Registration

We will continue to utilize digital registration!

#1 Official Roster  Issued by State/Provincial Association (must list players name, birthdate and uniform number). Guest players max of 3 (must have passes and medical release forms) add players name, birthdate and uniform number to the bottom of roster.

#2 Coaches and Manager Passes/Passbooks  Front and back of pass/passbook required.

#3 Player Passes/Passbooks  Must have players name, date of birth, ID number and picture.

#4 Completed Medical Release Waiver Form  Found on website under Tournament Forms.

#5 Completed Liability Waiver Form Found on website under tournament forms.

This registration will allow you to provide contact information, sign consents and submit payment.  Please read through each page carefully to ensure that all information is provided accurately.  To complete registration through our secure site, please have your Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or checking account information available.

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