WAYNE, NJ … The officers and coaches of Wayne Soccer Club, accompanied by many of the nearly 300 boys and girls who make up the club’s 20 traveling teams, recently attended a meeting of the Wayne Township Council to say thank you for the financial and field access support that the club’s children received from the Township in 2009. Erik Adamchak, President of the Wayne Soccer Club, told the council members and Mayor

The Wayne Soccer Club’s U10 Boys Patriots team participated in the Parsippany Pride 2009 Tournament and took first place in the U10 Premier flight. The Patriots are a Premier team and currently play in the Morris County Youth Soccer Association U10 Flight "1" and are undefeated. During the Spring ’09 they played and won first place in the Northern Counties Youth Soccer Association U9 "A" flight. The team is planning to compete in MAPS commencing the Spring 2010 season.

Make sure your TOMTOM is connected to your PC and you’ll be prompted the rest of the way. You’ll enjoy a WSC symbol on your maps where ever a field location is and you’ll be able to pull up directions to any of the locations (Navigate to points of interest "Wayne Soccer Fields").

Ever wonder about those strange offside calls or why the refs didn't call offsides when it seemed so obvious?

Well, here is a great explanation of what is "offside" in soccer.  Great for Coaches, parents and players!

http://www.dynamic-thought.com/OffsideClicketteLo.html

UPDATE: Now ranked in TOP 10 in NJ! When the November 6th state rankings were released National Soccer Ranking.com ranked the WSC Power U-11 girls’ team thirteenth in the state of New Jersey. The team started the season ranked number eight based on its success in small sided play, and has remained in the top fifteen all season based on its State Cup play and JAGS schedule.