Coach: Mo Tayari
Asst. Coaches: Chris Holden, Alexis Koppius
Players: Carlos, Christian, Diego, James, Lincoln, Marco, Miles, Nicholas, Nicholas, Tate, Tucker, and Victor

Managers: Thomas Kelsch and Shelly Snook
Website: Peter Kickbush

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Other Eagles White championships.

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For games:

• Arrive 45 minutes before the start of games.
• Players should be in their uniforms, with shirts tucked in, shin guards underneath socks pulled to knees, and cleats on and tied.
• Any changes in uniform color will be sent by email, usually by Thursday evenings.
• If you know you can’t make a game, please let Donna know as soon as possible.

For training:

• Bring a lot of water, shinguards, and a size 4 ball with your name on it.
• In case of bad weather, call the Inclement Weather Line—703-228-4715—for field closures and cancellations.

Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat
		Tue, Mar 16 5:00-6:30 pm Practice @ Gunston Directions	Wed, Mar 17 5:00-6:30 pm Practice @ Gunston Directions			Sat, Mar 20 St. Patrick’s Day Tournament 12:00 pm Great Falls Everton Field 6 5:20 pm Loudoun White Field 6 Games at Pratt Park About 1 hour away
Sun, Mar 21 St. Patrick’s Day Tournament 8:00 am SASA Revolution White Field 6 Games at Pratt Park About 1 hour away

Photos from October 25, 2009 Game
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ATSC Parents and Family Conduct Policy

How To Be A Good Soccer Mom (And Dad)

And...

The 6 Things to Say to Your Soccer Player

Before match/practice

1. I love you!
2. Good luck!
3. Have fun!

After match/practice

4. I love you!
5. It was great to see you play!
6. What would you like to eat?

Additional information—including the ATSC mission statement, confessions of a recovering soccer dad, and more—are available in the ATSC Parents area. Let’s all remember...

• Coaches coach
• Referees officiate
• Players play
• Parents cheer (positively, for all players)