A new web site officially launched today for AYSO Area 10/Q. The site can be reached at http://www.area10.org, and marks a departure from the "free" Clubspaces service that the Area used to utilize.
The decision to move the site was in part related to Clubspaces' decision about a year ago to blast viewers of the site with ads from that Clubspaces apparently sold to their advertisers, and then pocketed the money to defray their costs (and make a buck).
The new site is hosted on the Area Director's own server, and is paid for through his financial support (costing the Area nothing).
The Area will sell advertising on the site to benefit the Area's programs, training, and players.
The new site is built in Joomla!, an open source content management system that is easier to use, and more reliable than the Clubspaces platform, and features a calendar that is hosted by Google. The system allows contributors to the site to submit articles directly through the site, and to update the calendar though Google Calendars.
AYSO Area 10/Q serves the approximately 6,000 youth soccer players, and approximately 2,000 volunteers that bring these programs to the kids. Area 10/Q is made up of six regions, head lead by a Regional Commissioner and a Regional Board, who have primary responsibility for delivering world class soccer programs that enrich children's lives. AYSO is defined by it's six philosophies of Everyone Plays, Balanced Teams, Open Registration, Positive Coaching, Good Sportsmanship, and Player Development.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Friday, January 22, 2010
Reach the 32 Panels Net Blog at www.32panels.net
Effective immediately, you can reach the 32 Panels Net Blog at http://www.32panels.net.
Of course the old address, http://32panelsnet.blogspot.com, will continue to work as well.
Of course the old address, http://32panelsnet.blogspot.com, will continue to work as well.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Central Coast Youth Soccer Tournament News
So far in the 2010 tournament season, the Los Osos Shootout, the Atascadero Freeze, the Orcutt Classic, The Lompoc Spaceport Classic, and the Central Coast Classic have managed to play without too much interference from the weather.
With the last few games of the Central Coast Classic experiencing significant rain and a few of those even being rained out, that all came to an end this week. Now, we find out that the Paso Robles Grape Crush has been postponed altogether, until February 19 & 20.
Hopefully, we will squeeze by and get the remaining winter tournaments played between rain storms!
I'll try to get some tournament results posted here shortly!
With the last few games of the Central Coast Classic experiencing significant rain and a few of those even being rained out, that all came to an end this week. Now, we find out that the Paso Robles Grape Crush has been postponed altogether, until February 19 & 20.
Hopefully, we will squeeze by and get the remaining winter tournaments played between rain storms!
I'll try to get some tournament results posted here shortly!
Cal Poly Falls in Big West Tournament Semifinals, 2-1
SAN LUIS OBISPO – UC Irvine senior forward Carlos Aguilar scored in the second minute of play Wednesday evening and converted a penalty during the 103rd minute at Alex G. Spanos Stadium to send the third-seeded Anteaters to a 2-1 victory against the No. 2 Cal Poly men’s soccer team and into the championship match of the Big West Conference Tournament. Drawn 1-1 into the second overtime period, Cal Poly junior midfielder Brian Jones brought ... http://www.gopoly.com/index.php?p=sports&tab=news&id=29911&article_id=83791
Mustangs Fall on PKs in Big West Championship Game
SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. – For the third time in three years the Cal Poly women’s soccer team’s season come to an end on penalty kicks as UC Santa Barbara’s Erica Seidman drove home the final PK to break a 1-1 tie and gave UCSB the championship and a trip to the NCAA Tournament, 5-4 on PK’s With the tie Cal Poly concludes the regular season 14-5-1 and will await the NCAA selection show on Monday ... http://www.gopoly.com/index.php?p=sports&tab=news&id=29981&article_id=83531
Mustangs Battle No. 3 UC Santa Barbara to Scoreless Draw
SAN LUIS OBISPO – In front of 9,824 supporters – the seventh-largest regular season crowd in NCAA history – the Cal Poly men’s soccer team completed its 2009 regular season Wednesday evening with a scoreless draw against No. 3 UC Santa Barbara at Spanos Stadium. Junior goalkeeper Patrick McLain recorded three saves to preserve a crucial point for Cal Poly (8-9-2, 6-3-1, 19 points), which conceded a shot at the Big West regular season title, ... http://www.gopoly.com/index.php?p=sports&tab=news&id=29911&article_id=83321
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