: News & Info

Whitman Youth Soccer is excited to announce another Revolution Soccer night. The date is June 16th @ 7:30 against the Columbus Crew and the ticket price is $22, regularly $36. If you would like tickets please send a check made payable to Whitman Youth Soccer.

Please mail the check to;

Rich Pulkinen

889 Bedford Street

Whitman, MA 02382

Questions? Contact me at rjpulk21@gmail.com Thank you.

We will hold our monthly mandatory General meeting on June 13th, 2012 at 7:30pm at the New Whitman Police Station in their conference room.  All Spring coaches are required to attend and all members are invited.  

 e-board will meet prior to general meeting at 6:30pm

*WYS does not endorse any camps listed here. WYS is strictly providing information to parents and players*

http://www.panthersoccercamp.com/ 

http://special.patriots.com/offers/index.cfm?UUID=RevolutionAcademyPDP2012

WYS is always looking for licensed soccer referees to work with its program. If you are interested in becoming a licensed referee and would like to get more information and/or register for a course, please click on the Referees tab on the menu to the left for the requirements, license grade and course descriptions as well as the upcoming referee course schedules.

Whitman Soccer Apparel Available Online Looking for a great gift idea?  Whitman Soccer apparel is now available online.  Click on the link to Rockland Athletics.  Proceeds benefit Whitman Soccer.  Christmas orders must be placed by November 15^th.

 http://rocklandathletics.com/store/cart.php?m=product_list&c=345 

A proud sponsor of Whitman Youth Soccer

Mass Youth Soccer has developed and produced an outstanding video focusing on the issues of sideline behavior of adults, and specifically on how that behavior is affecting the retention of qualified referees.

The video features actual game footage shot during league games and at tournaments, the video shows adults being themselves – their comments, actions and antics along the sidelines. You will hear referees talk about how the sideline behavior of adults affect them, and the impact the comments can have on matches. More importantly you will hear from the players themselves – what they think of the comments from the sidelines. 

Parent and spectator behavior along the sideline is shown in a constructive fashion. It's easy to see how involved adults become and how easy it is to slip over the line from being supportive to being critical. The video highlights several very simple steps to improve the situation along the sideline.

We all want to ensure our children have a positive, fun experience playing the game. This video goes a long way to help encourage that. The video is appropriate for viewing by coaches, players AND parents of teams at all age groups.

To view the Attitudes are Contagious video please click here to download the video from Mass Youth Soccer's website.