North Tacoma Soccer Club(Nortac)
P.O. Box 7264
Tacoma, WA. 98417
Phone: 253-353-2108
E-Mail: nortac72@yahoo.com
North Tacoma Soccer Club (Nortac) is pleased to announce the 2012 Sparta Select tryout schedule & coach lineup has been completed & confirmed. Please mark your calendar & preregister prior to tryouts. Sparta tryouts are free & all are welcome. We look forward to seeing you on the pitch.
Do You Envision Your Child Playing Sports In The Future?
Do You Miss Having An Hour To Relax After Work?
Does Your Child Need An Outlet For Their Boundless Energy?
(Other than destroying your home!)
Nortac Presents:
2012 Micro Soccer
Summer Camp
Bring your 3 1/2 to 6 year old May 29th, 2012 to Jane Clark Park and
pre-register here. Click here to register.
Location: Jane Clark Park Clubhouse: N. 39th and Orchard St.
Dates : Registration- Online at www.Nortac.org
Clinics- May 29th - June 30th Tuesdays 6:00- 7:30 p.m.
Saturdays 10:30 a.m. - Noon
Registration Fee: $30.00 for the 10 sessions and a reversible jersey (included)
The Nortac Soccer Club is a non-profit youth soccer organization located in Tacoma, WA. Our goal is to teach and develop a "love of the game" of soccer among our youth. We offer a variety of recreational and competitive soccer programs serving boys and girls age 4 through 18 (please see the Programs section of our website for more details). The organization is made up of volunteer coaches and administrators who have a passion for the game and are dedicated to helping kids learn about sportsmanship, physical health and mental alertness. Please see the General Information section of our website for more details about the club. See you at the game!
- Mon, 30 Apr 2012 05:34:02 +0000Nortac72: Nortac Micro Summer Camp info has been posted to our site. Low priced, 10 sessions for our youngest players (Under 6) Begins May 29th.
- Fri, 18 May 2012 16:59:25 +0000WaYouthSoccer: Check out the video recaps from last weekend's GU15-U18 #ChallengeCup & #StateChampionships http://t.co/cIAmtmCl
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A look at the Vancouver Whitecaps
Sat, 19 May 2012 04:36:00 +0000The Sounders FC hits the road to take on the Vancouver Whitecaps in the first match of the Cascadia Cup derby.
Here is a look at the Whitecaps.
RECORD: Vancouver is 5-3-2 (17 points), good for fourth in the Western Conference standings.
HEAD-TO-HEAD: The Sounders FC is 1-0-1 in their two MLS meetings, but dating back to 1974 in the North American Soccer League, Seattle is 61-45-19 to lead the all-time series.
WHO TO WATCH: Eric Hassli provides the biggest scoring threat up front ? and with four goals in the last four matches across all competitions, the towering Frenchman is at his best right now. Sebastien Le Toux showed a scoring knack with the Philadelphia Union, netting 25 goals and 20 assists in 62 matches over two seasons before an off-season trade landed him in Vancouver. Already he has three goals and one assist for the Whitecaps through ten matches. Brazilian midfielder Camilo provides another scoring threat, scoring 12 goals last season and adding to that with two this year. Davide Chiumiento provides much of the service to that attack with three assists this year to add to his nine assists in 2011. Jay DeMerit is an established US National Team veteran who provides a solid base for the Whitecaps defense that held opponents scoreless through their first four matches.
INJURY REPORT: Sounders FC - OUT: GK Josh Ford (R knee stress fracture); M Steve Zakuani (R leg fracture); D Michael Tetteh (L hamstring strain); F Babayele Sodade (R knee ACL tear). DOUBTFUL: GK Michael Gspurning (R hip strain); D Patrick Ianni (lower back pain); M Brad Evans (R calf strain). PROBABLE: M Alvaro Fernandez (R quad strain); D Leo Gonzalez (L quad strain). Whitecaps - OUT: GK Brian Sylvestre (R knee surgery). QUESTIONABLE: F Atiba Harris (R quad contusion).
NOTES: This will be the Sounders FC?s first match at BC Place. They played the final match at Empire Field last year, topping the Whitecaps 3-1 to clinch the Cascadia Cup. ? The Whitecaps have been streaky to this point, winning their first two, then going winless in their next four. They then won three straight before falling 4-1 to the New England Revolution last week. ? Both teams have six shutouts this season to share the league lead.
TV/RADIO: KONG 6/16, 97.3 KIRO FM.
