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BALTIMORE BAYS '99 STARS
Pete Sarioglou
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5105 Crest Haven Way
Perry Hall, Maryland
21128

 
BALTIMORE BAYS '99 STARS: My Site News
BALTIMORE BAYS '99 STARS

Disney Junior Showcase 2009
Monday, November 30
BAYS 99 STARS DISNEY JUNIOR SHOWCASE CHAMPIONS!!!!

Tuesday, November 17
Bays 99 Delco League Champions 2009 U11/Premier

Wednesday, September 30
Soccer America Selects the Baltimore Bays As #1 Soccer Club in America For 2nd Straight Year

Friday, October 30
Jim Thompson: The Interview on Role Models

Friday, October 2
Positive Parenting for Youth Soccer Courtesy Of MSYSA

Wednesday, September 30
Chelsea UK Coach Jeff Bookman Visits Next Week To Train Bays Youth Teams

Spirit United Champs
Tuesday, August 18
BAYS 99 STARS SPIRIT UNITED CHAMPS

The Bays 99 Stars had a stunning performance at Spirit United Kickoff Classic 2009. The Stars opened their season with winning the tournament by knocking off Lower Merion Rat Pack, LDC United Italia and HYSC Xtreme in the group play. The Stars made it to the final and faced a well organized and very strong West Chester Predators 98. Grant Robinson opened the score in the 5th minute for the Stars and a second goal was scored on an individual effort by Kenny Rowe. Every player on the team played their hearts out during the tournament under enormous expectations and extremely hot weather. West Chester narrowed the lead in the second half but the Stars ontinued the high pressure and had several other close chances. A fantastic championship game for the fans and coaches to watch. The teams will meet again in the Delco League this fall.

Team photo front row from left to right: Alex Lindemon, Chris Carroll, Franco Caltabiano, Nick Battaglia, Donald Medtart, Ryan Albright. Left to right standing: Matt Hammons, Rob Davis, Jake Dengler, Kyle Ridgley, Kenny Rowe, Seth Walker, Grant Robinson, Brady O'Connor



Coach Of The Year
Friday, August 7
Bays Pete Sarioglou Named MSYSA 2009 Coach Of The Year

Sunday, May 31
Bays 99 Stars Juggle Team

DR, SETH, KENNY, BRADY & FRANCO

 



Sunday, May 3
TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Monday, May 25
BAYS 99 STARS 10th Annual FC DELCO Players Cup CHAMPIONS

 

 



HONOR THE GAME
Thursday, March 12
WE HONOR THE GAME HERE

Friday, April 17
The Amazing Mr. Woo and his soccer ball juggling skills

Thursday, February 5
BAYS 99 COACHING STAFF INTRODUCES PROJECT 20 1112

Our goal is to get every player in our program ready to make the MD ODP Program in 2011(1998) and 2012(1999).

What is ODP? please read link http://msysa.org/odp/index_E.html

 



Thursday, February 5
What it Takes to be Successful in the US Youth Soccer Olympic Development Program
By John Ellinger  http://www.usyouthsoccer.org/news/story.asp?story_id=3406

Tuesday, December 4
Fox Soccer Channel weekly Games on TV

Thursday, April 10
Testimonial from world class coaches and the influence their coaches had on them as youth players

Sunday, June 1
Street Soccer
The benefits of street soccer are undeniable—all of the best players in the world grow up playing it. In the street the game is open and free and a place where one can experiment and be creative without reprimand or fear of failure.  Unfortunately, unlike in most of the world, in the United States a street soccer culture does not really exist.  We want to create  the Brazilian culture in our youth.All you need is a ball. Want teammates or opponents?—grab some friends. Want a goal?—throw some jackets on the ground or pull a garbage can near a tree. Street soccer is the small-sided or individual, informal game that is played by millions of people around the world, and it's how the best players learn their trade. It's the game in the street, in the playground, in the empty lot, in the backyard. It's 1v1, 2v2, 3v3, or whatever. It's mastering ball tricks by yourself or just having a kickabout with your friends.  We believe that a vibrant street soccer culture is necessary to create elite soccer players. Besides, playing street soccer is fun, and quite simply the more opportunities that anyone has to play the better.


 
 
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