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WELCOME to another exciting season of soccer. Timmins Porcupine Minor Soccer will endeavor to provide quality soccer for your youngster(s) in a fun, safe environment.
Starting June 23rd, TPMSI will be hosting free soccer clinics all for its players. See schedule under DEVELOPMENT=>PLAYER menu or click here
Click here to visit the Ontario Soccer Association Website.
ATTENTION PARENTS/PLAYERS - GLASSES & HATS
There are items that are not permitted to be worn on a soccer field as per the rules and regulations of FIFA, CSA and OSA. The Club will make an exception to the rules and allow the following items on the soccer field pending a physician’s note. These items are contrary to the rules and regulations of FIFA/CSA/OSA:
A brimmed hat - If a hat is deemed as necessary then it will have to be a button-less (no top button).
Eye Glasses - Must be flex frams combined with lenses made from polycarbonate material and a strap to prevent them from falling off. Sports glasses/goggles have always been accepted and are highly recommended.
With respect to glasses, the physician’s note must state that the glasses comply with the following:
1) that a prescription is required
2) Lenses are made from polycarbonate material3) Flex type frames for sports4) glasses must have a sports strap 5) Full frame glasses only. 6) Glasses cannot have any sharp / pointed edges on them
The physician's note is recieved by the disciplinary committee, a "Letter of Exemption” will be issued by the committee to both you and the coach indicating the exemption. You must keep this letter with you while at the field, should anyone question the exemption.
Please send us an email should you have any further questions or concerns (diciplinary@timminssoccer.com) or contact the office by phone at 705-268-6160
Fair Play Codes - All players/coaches/parents/spectators are to abide by the Fair Play Codes - this is recreational soccer with ALL players receiving the SAME awards except in U13 to U18 - stats may or may not be recorded.
Parents please note - stats/goals are not required for your child to enjoy and develop in soccer.
Uniform
All players are provided with a team shirt, shorts and socks. Uniforms are the property of the players at the end of the season and will not need to be returned.
At each scheduled game and practice, all players are required to wear: Shin pads Outdoor soccer shoes (running shoes for Indoor Soccer) Team uniform (shirt, shorts, socks)
The following are NOT to be worn by any of our players: Caps (except for goal keepers) Eye glasses (Referee discretion) Casts Jewellery of any kind Only fabric type hair bands will be allowed.
Every year we collect clean (washed) jersey's, socks, shorts and even old cleats are collected to be recycled and sent to third world country's. You can also drop off items at the office.
If you or someone you know would like to take a box to a third world, please contact the office.
Our last shipments were delivered by Rheal Gravel and has delivered items to many locations/orphanages in Haiti.
Timmins Porcupine Minor Soccer and the Porcupine Health Unit have partnered up to spread the word on tobacco-free sports.
"Pledge" to be a Positive Role Model.
Sport and recreation organizations play a vital role in the health and wellness of our community. Read more about "tobacco-free sport" in Ontario. Please click http://www.playlivebetobaccofree.ca to read more on the partnership.
Volunteers: Many thanks to all of our volunteers as without you, we could not make soccer possible for the close to 1000 kids we have every year.
Sponsors: Many thanks to our sponsors. Click on their logo to visit their website or click hereto see our list of sponsors
Sponsorship: Due to the large league commitment, there is a Sponsorship Program in place and we are encouraging all businesses, groups, etc. to come forward such that all 52-60 teams are sponsored. Sponsorship is fair during the 3 year term for businesses involved, as only a portion of the annual soccer expenses are covered. We would be pleased to speak to you regarding our sponsorship program. (click here to find out more)
Sports Video - How to talk to your child's coach
Volunteer Coaches/Managers: Be aware that the projection of 52-60 teams based on expected registration numbers, will require the services of a minimum number of 120 coaches, co-coaches, and managers. Keep in mind, when you register your child today: Am I bringing my child to the gym or Field on a regular basis? Will my child's team be in capable hands? Can I make a positive contribution? Am I willing to learn the rules of the game? Can I be part of a working team and share duties? Would you like to relate to your child's friends and team mates? Can I share part of my life's lessons to best help out? We all started out as parents bringing our kids to the fields, but decided to offer our services as volunteers to help out the kids. Timmins Porcupine Minor Soccer Inc. needs your participation to keep Soccer operating properly for all youth, throughout the city.CTV video - No cheering at youth soccer games - Click Here
Message from the:
"President"
I wish to thank everyone for their dedicated help for another successful Indoor Season. Our outdoor 2014 session is upon us and I would to like remind everybody to register as soon as possible so that we can organize the recreational teams in a timely fashion. Also you can always register online or at the office or by mail..
I hope everybody has a safe and enjoyable season. Yours in soccer,
Joel Brunet,
President Timmins Porcupine Minor Soccer
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