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U13 NOVA FC Girls: Sat. 2/13 and 2/20 from 1:30PM - 3:00PM at Wakefield Park, Sun. 2/21 from 11:00 - 1:00 South Run Field House, and Sun. 3/07 from 1:00 - 2:30 at Wakefield Park
U14 NOVA FC Girls: Sat. 2/13 and 2//20 from 1:30PM - 3:00PM at Wakefield Park, Sun 2/21 from 1:00 - 3:00 South Run Field House and Sun. 3/07 from 1:00 - 2:30 at Wakefield Park
U15 NOVA FC Girls: Sat. 2/13 and 2/20 from 12:00 Noon - 1:30PM, Sun. 2/28 from 1:00 - 2:30, at Wakefield Park, and Sun. 3/07 from 2:30 - 4:00 at Wakefield Park
U16 NOVA FC Girls: Sat. 2/13 and 2/20 from 12:00 Noon - 1:30PM , Sun. 2/28 from 1:00 - 2:30 at Wakefield Park, and Sun. 3/07 from 2:30 - 4:00 at Wakefield Park
U17 NOVA FC Girls: Sat. 2/13 from 3:45 - 5:30PM at Hellwig Memorial Park Turf Field #7
Super 20 NOVA FC Girls: Sat. 2/13 from 3:45 - 5:30 PM at Hellwig Memorial Park Turf Field #7
Majestics Girls Tryouts
U13 Majestics: TBD
U14 Majestics : Sun. 2/14 from 3:45 - 5:30 PM at Hellwig Memorial Park Turf Field #7
U15 Majestics: Contact majesticsyleague@novafc.org for tryout information
U16 Majestics: Contact majesticsyleague@novafc.org for tryout information
Super 20 Majestics: Contact majesticsyleague@novafc.org for tryout information
Royals and NOVA FC Boys Tryouts
U13 Royals: TBD
U14 Royals: TBD
U15 Royals: TBD
U16 Royals: TBD
U17 Royals: TBD
Super 20 Royals: TBD
U13 NOVA FC Boys: TBD
U14 NOVA FC Boys: TBD
U15 NOVA FC Boys: TBD
U16 NOVA FC Boys: TBD
U17 NOVA FC Boys: TBD
Super 20 NOVA FC Boys: TBD
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Boys: royalsyleague@novafc.org
Boys Registration Form
Field Locations:
Hellwig Memorial Park 14420 Bristow Road Manassas, Virginia 20112
Wakefield Park 8100 Braddock Road Annandale, Virginia 22003
Total Sports Pavilion 2380 Research Court Woodbridge, Virginia 22192
Patriot Park 12111 Braddock Road Fairfax, Virginia 22030
South Run Field House 7550 Reservation Drive Springfield, Virginia
Please Bring Indoor Shoes for Tryouts Scheduled at Total Sports Pavilion
Taken from USLSoccer.com
United Soccer Leagues (USL) announced today the Super Y-League (SYL) First and Second-11 Club rankings for the 2009 regular season, recognizing the league’s top clubs on a competitive and administrative basis. Northern Virginia FC, comprised of the Royals (boys) and Majestics (girls) youth soccer teams, garnered the prestigious number one spot, finishing as the top Super Y-league club in North America.
The top overall club in the SYL this season, the Northern Virginia Majestics/Royals scored an 81.80 to edge out the second-best club in the league, the MPS Bulldogs/Renegades (Massachusetts), by less than a tenth of a percent.
The Northern Virginia Royals were an impressive 41-3-14 during the SYL Regular season. They finished fourth in the boys rankings with a score of 78.11. Their U14, U15 and U17 boys went undefeated, while their U13, U16 and Super-20 League teams each had just a single loss. All five of the club’s SYL teams will be present at the SYL North American Finals.
Northern Virginia’s girls, the Majestics were 36-10-4 this season, finishing fourth in the girls rankings with a score of 79.27. The Majestic’s U13, U14 and U16 girls will all compete for a North American Championship in Tampa.
2009 Super Y-League Regular Season First 11 Club Rankings [+]
United Soccer Leagues released today both the U15 Boys and U16 Girls All-Tournament Teams following the 11th Annual Super Y-League North American Finals, hosted at Ed Radice Soccer Complex in northwest Tampa, Florida from Friday, November 20-24. Northern Virginia Royal Aaron Etienne and Northern Virginia Majestic Dominique Evans each grabbed spots on their respective lists for their performance over the five-day tournament.
Royal U15 midfielder Etienne, who also plays for the NVSC Jr. Royals 92, anchored a Northern Virginia side that finished the tournament at 1-1-2. Etienne’s top performances came in a 3-2 victory over Ironbound SC (New Jersey) and a 3-3 draw with the Cape Cod Crusaders (Massachusetts). In addition to votes from these clubs, Etienne garnered a third nomination following an early scoreless draw with eventual semifinalist Westchester Flames (New York).
Northern Virginia Majestics U16 forward Evans was one of only four players to earn three votes at the North American Finals. The others were forwards Shelby Beck (Surrey WFC), defender Nicole Smith (Quickstrike SC), and defender Taryn Hatcher (South Jersey Banshees). Evans received votes from opposing coaches representing the Boston Renegades, Surrey WFC (British Columbia), and Blackwatch SC (Rhode Island).
In unprecedented fashion, the Northern Virginia Football Club earned five bids to the North American Finals from results on the last day of their Super Y-League regular season. With two teams previously qualified and two late wild card additions, Northern Virginia FC has set a new club record with nine teams bound for the United Soccer Leagues youth championship tournament later this fall.
The U14 Royals (7-0-3) swept their last five matches of the season to win the Group B title in the South Atlantic Division and gain entry into continental finals. The U14 Royals netted fifteen goals while only allowing three in their late season run. A 2-0 result over local rival Fredericksburg Gunners clinched the regular season group title and their spot at the championships.
On the girl’s side, the U14 Majestics faced a late season, uphill battle with their talented Richmond Kicker counterparts. The Kickers avenged an earlier 2-1 loss to the Majestics, winning 2-1 on a goal in the waning moments of the match. With record and head-to-head result dead even, the Majestics and Kickers found themselves both unable to cede a single point and locked in a race for goal differential with their remaining schedules. With Richmond ahead by eight goal differential points, the young Majestics managed to narrowly edge the Kickers goal totals in the final two games to earn the championship berth.
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