A Letter from the President of the Chappaqua Youth Soccer Club (CYSC)
Jeff Scheine, President (
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The fall 2008 Chappaqua Youth Soccer Club season has been another successful season for our club. In the upcoming spring season we expect to have a record 27 girls and boys teams and over 350 players. Both interest and participation in the CYSC continues to grow. The 27 teams range from fourth grade through high school and play in various divisions against various levels of competition in the Westchester Youth Soccer League. This allows players and teams of differing levels of ability to have both a competitive and challenging experience.
An organization of this size would not be able to function without the efforts of the many people who volunteer their time to make everyone’s soccer experience a memorable and enjoyable one. These volunteers include the more than 60 coaches and team managers who spend countless hours each week during the season (and in many cases during the off-season) in order to make their team’s experience a fulfilling and challenging one. There are also 15 members of the CYSC board attending to different matters that help to make the program run smoothly and are constantly thinking about new ways to improve the overall program. As we have seen this past season, the introduction of team practice jerseys has been a great success. Once again, the CYSC would like to thank all the parents and other family members that spend hours upon hours driving their children to practices and games and support their children by attending their games and rooting them on in a constructive and positive manner. Without the efforts of all these people the program would not be the success that it is today.
Once again we all very proud on the accomplishments of both the Greeley boys and Greeley girls varsity soccer teams this past season. The Greeley boys varsity team finished the season with 16 wins and only 3 losses, including 2 victories in the Sectionals. The Greeley girls’ varsity team enjoyed similar success, finishing the season with 15 wins, 2 losses and 1 tie, including a victory in the Sectionals. On top of this success, both the boys and girls JV A teams finished their seasons with undefeated records.
Congratulations to everyone who was involved in the success of the Greeley high school soccer teams, including the many former coaches, trainers and players who were part of many of these players soccer experience when they played in the CYSC. For many players who are currently on CYSC teams you will have the opportunity to experience similar success when you attend Greeley.
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