Join us for registration on May 9 and May 16, 2013
We will be conducting registration for our Fall 2013 season on Thursday May 9 and Thursday May 16, 2013 from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm at our soccer complex.
We are honoring the Early Bird Registration with sibling discounts. After June 30, 2013, our registration fee will be $175.00 per player (no sibling discounts). We are trying to encourage every one to register before June 30, 2013.
We would like to get team formed, coaches selected, and kids practicing by the first week of August. We can start practicing on August 1 and our Fall season will start on Saturday September 7. 2013.
PLEASE make sure you tell all your friends, family, and school mates about this opportunity to register for our Fall 2013 season.
Check our website at www.ayso174.org for registration details and further information about our wonderful soccer program.
u14 Girls All Star team wins AYSO California State Championship
Region 174 u14 Girls All Stars won the AYSO California State Championship on March 17, 2013 in Davis, CA. The team won their semi final match against a Section 11 team from Lakewood, CA. The Championship match was against a Section 1 team from Culver City, CA.
The team is coached by Oscar Pariente and Rob Reeves. This is the second time in 3 years that Region 174 has had a team win a State Championship. Oscar Pariente coached a u10 Girls League team.
Congraduations to the players on the team for the outstanding team work and winning attitude.
45 Year Lease Secured for Youth Ball Fields in Granada Hills…
From Councilperson Englander’s December 14, 2012 E-News
At the Metropolitan Water District (MWD) Board meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 11, we secured the final approval for a 45 year lease agreement between MWD, Department of Water and Power (DWP), and the Granada Hills Youth Recreation Center.
We worked for 10 years to find a way to ensure that the thousands of boys and girls from our community could continue to use the Granada Hills ball fields for generations to come. This is more than simply a soccer field – generations of youth in our community have grown up playing soccer and baseball at this facility, learning the values of sportsmanship, community involvement and team work. Many families have fond memories from years of spending Saturdays and Sundays watching their children play soccer and baseball.
10 years ago, MWD needed to expand their water filtration operations and needed the space where the ball fields were located, and there was no suitable alternative location. It was possible that our community would have lost this cherished resource. Our office, DWP, MWD and the Mayor’s office were able to find a mutually beneficial solution that provided a location to MWD for their operations on City property, and we secured the 45-year lease so that we could keep the ball fields at the current location in Granada Hills.
