[ 01-14-2006 ]
[Oneonta, NY; 1/14/06]: Soccer's #1!! Well, maybe #2 or #3 in popularity as an American sport? There are leaders in the sport who have indicated that the goal is achievable within the next 10 years, while others see it as just wishful thinking.
Well now there's a new force within the sport business community that's combining efforts to take-up the challenge to grow a "culture of soccer" in America. Dr. Ted Fay, Senior Research Fellow and Acting Director of Research & Academic Programs at the Center for the Study of Sport in Society at Northeastern University in Boston and Albert Colone, founder of the National Soccer Hall of Fame in Oneonta, NY, have been refining a comprehensive research and development initiative since 2003. The overriding goal of their program is to develop a passionate, life-long fan interest and public connection to all levels of the game.
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[ 01-02-2006 ]
SOCCER FANS AND MORE!
Ah, Philadelphia in January! Be there and plan to take part in the upcoming NSCAA Convention presentation entitled; "Building Lifelong Connections-Growing and Sustaining American Soccer."
The presentation will deal directly with the12 prevailing yet unresolved soccer development issues as recently put forth by NSCAA Executive Director, Jim Sheldon, in his year-end report entitled; "Points of Discussion." The report was featured in the November/December issue of the NSCAA Journal. Allied discussion will thereby center on the NSCAA Soccer Ambassador's "10 Projections of its Impact by 2016."
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[ 03-30-2005 ]
Where do you find the very best soccer fields? At the Emerson Soccer Farm near Norwich/Chenango County, in Upstate NY. With gas prices continuing to rise, you might want to look closer to home this year for your quality tournament competition.
Come and play in one of the weekends of the prestigious Nice n Easy-New York/New York Summer Youth Soccer Tournament [ www.ny-nysoccer.com ]. Team entries are now being accepted in brackets throughout the 6 special age specific weekends in the summer youth soccer tournament series; especially the premier brackets.
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[ 02-01-2005 ]
To: Regional media for immediate release
From: Chenango "Chargers'" Soccer Club
Subject: Completion of Phase #2 of the Emerson Soccer Farm
At their monthly meeting of Thursday, January 20th, the Chenango Soccer Club Board of Directors agreed to commission the 2005 completion of their Emerson Soccer Farm. When complete, the total capital cost of the 21 acre soccer facility project will exceed $750,000.
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[ 01-12-2005 ]
Over 90 Join Senator to Attend Soccer Meeting
The Greater Harford soccer community came out in force last Thursday [1/6/05] evening for the first in a series of presentations to further promote interest in the Greater Harford Soccer Park project and in growing the sport overall to include coaching and player development. This time soccer people came to Abington Fire Hall to hear Mr. Jerry May, Executive Director for the Maryland State Youth Soccer Association [MSYSA], and Mr. Graham Ramsay, the association's director of education and training.
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SUBJECT:
"Developing a Fan Culture: The Missing Link in American Soccer"
Albert Colone, President of Colone Associates
Dr. Ted Fay, Core Sports Consultants SUNY Cortland
Full Presentation >>
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[ 03-31-2004 ]
To: Harford County Regional Media/for immediate release
From: Greater Harford Soccer Club/Dr. Jeffrey Hess [ hessvrh@verizon.net]
Subject: Area Soccer Club Retains Consultant
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[ 01-09-2004 ]
Subject: "Developing a Fan Culture: The Missing Link in American Soccer" to be formally presented at the NSCAA Convention
Headlines/Future:
Anson's Tar Heels Draw Over 8,000 for the Fifth Time This Season!
MLS Hits 33,000 Season Attendance Average!
Men's Collegiate Soccer Final Entertains 36,000!
450 Watch Johnnie Score Hat-Trick Last Saturday at MunHollinger Park!
Mia Say's Goodbye Before Full House at RFK!
Hoosier's Pack House for Lion’s Match!
Girls State Olympic Development Program's Win in Front of 5,000 Fans!
WUSA Breaks Season Attendance Average!
MLS Playoff Draws 102,000 at LA Coliseum!
National High Schools Rank Soccer #4 in Fan Interest!
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[ 09-04-2003 ]
Colone Associates, a soccer management company based in Oneonta, NY, hosted 231 youth soccer teams
this summer through its various events; NY/NY Premier, "B.C. Kicks" and the Great Lehigh Valley Soccer Festival.
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[ 10-02-2002 ]
Keep your eye on the ball
By Barbara Hollings
Sun Staff Writer
This Story was published: 10/02/2002 --
OXFORD - For members of the Chenango "Chargers" Soccer Club, it's time to roll up the sleeves and begin the task of completing the final phase of construction at the 21-acre David L. Emerson Soccer/Sports Farm complex in Oxford.
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