The Outdoor season has begun.
We have nine Ranger teams competing in CUSA. CWSA, and CMS.
We have four women’s teams all of which went up a division for the 2007 outdoor season;
Classics Premier coached by Robert Clapperton.
The ladies are sitting in the middle of the pack rising to the challenge of this new more skilled division.
Classics Div. 1 coached by Ken Harrison
This team is sitting in third position have won 2 and tied 1. They look forward to the competing in a higher division.
Open Div. 3 coached by Brent Zimmerman
This team is also sitting in the middle of the pack and are doing well with a few new players and new coach this year.
U18 Girls coached by Bruce Kay, Terry Norman, and Reiner Sattler
This team is competing at the Premier, Tier III level and is sitting in 3rd spot with 3 wins and 3 ties
We have 5 men’s teams competitng in the 2007 outdoor season
Over 45 managed by Daran Fletcher
Competing well and are currently in 2nd position
Over 35 managed by Paul Tas and Ian Burns
Doing well and are sitting in 1st
Open Divison 3 coached by Patrick Ryan
Sitting in 7th position
Open Divison 5 coached by Patrick Ryan
Sitting in 9th spot
U18 Boys coached by Paul Simister
This team is competing at the Premier, Tier III and are currently in 7th position.
You can catch games almost every Sunday at the field if anyone is interested in watching. Go to the calendar for times and dates.
Sunday, June 3, 2007
Friday, April 6, 2007
Overview of 2006-2007 Indoor Season
It has been a very successful season for all three competitive women’s teams.
Classics Premier:
Having won Classics Division 1 last year the team was promoted to the Premier Division for the 2006-2007 season. Due to the big jump in skill level most Div. 1 teams that go up to Premier are relegated right back down the following year. I’m pleased to say that our team finished tied for 5th but were only a game shy of finishing in fourth. It came down to the last game of the season against the top team. The team was down two to one in the first half and came back to tie the game up with 3 minutes left. Unfortunately the Spirit scored with 40 seconds left to go in the game. Overall the ladies were competitive in their games and proved they could compete at this high level of soccer. Top scorers for the season were Jan Anderson –8, Dee Dee Cook – 8, and Joanne Daviduk – 7.
Classics Division 3:
Being a new team we had to start in the bottom division. We had a very successful season winning all but two games. We had a very strong keeper in Dena Sykes who only allowed 9 goals in all season. We successfully won the division and challenged to by-pass Division 2 and move into Classics Division 1. It was an exciting game with the Cochrane ladies dominating the play. Unfortunately we finished in a 1-1 tie and were unsuccessful in our bid to skip a Division. Top scorers for the season were Rachel Saxberg – 11, Patti Nielson – 9, and Brenda Kelly – 7
Division 4:
Starting the season with mostly new players the team got off to a rough start but mid way through came into their own and finished the season in fifth place. The team looks forward to participating in Division 3 for outdoor. Top scorers were Carrie Walz – 8, Courney Arneson – 5, and Joanna French – 5
Thanks to Robert Clapperton - Classics Premier, Ken Harrison - Classics Div. 3 and Brent Zimmerman - Open Division 4 for all of their time and effort to help make us better players.
We look forward to the 2007 Outdoor Season.
Classics Premier:
Having won Classics Division 1 last year the team was promoted to the Premier Division for the 2006-2007 season. Due to the big jump in skill level most Div. 1 teams that go up to Premier are relegated right back down the following year. I’m pleased to say that our team finished tied for 5th but were only a game shy of finishing in fourth. It came down to the last game of the season against the top team. The team was down two to one in the first half and came back to tie the game up with 3 minutes left. Unfortunately the Spirit scored with 40 seconds left to go in the game. Overall the ladies were competitive in their games and proved they could compete at this high level of soccer. Top scorers for the season were Jan Anderson –8, Dee Dee Cook – 8, and Joanne Daviduk – 7.
Classics Division 3:
Being a new team we had to start in the bottom division. We had a very successful season winning all but two games. We had a very strong keeper in Dena Sykes who only allowed 9 goals in all season. We successfully won the division and challenged to by-pass Division 2 and move into Classics Division 1. It was an exciting game with the Cochrane ladies dominating the play. Unfortunately we finished in a 1-1 tie and were unsuccessful in our bid to skip a Division. Top scorers for the season were Rachel Saxberg – 11, Patti Nielson – 9, and Brenda Kelly – 7
Division 4:
Starting the season with mostly new players the team got off to a rough start but mid way through came into their own and finished the season in fifth place. The team looks forward to participating in Division 3 for outdoor. Top scorers were Carrie Walz – 8, Courney Arneson – 5, and Joanna French – 5
Thanks to Robert Clapperton - Classics Premier, Ken Harrison - Classics Div. 3 and Brent Zimmerman - Open Division 4 for all of their time and effort to help make us better players.
We look forward to the 2007 Outdoor Season.
Friday, February 9, 2007
U18 Boys and U18 Girls Registrations Forms
U18 Boys and U18 Girls Registrations Forms are now available on the Cochrane Rangers Web Site.
Wednesday, January 31, 2007
2007 Outdoor Registration
Even though we are still in the middle of our indoor season, it is time to start preparing for the 2007 outdoor season. At the AGM, volunteers came forward to help manage and coach the ten Cochrane Rangers teams. (Please refer to competitive teams for listing).
Registration for these outdoor season is now proceeding. Every player must fill out a Cochrane Rangers registration form. All women who are interested in playing this summer can hand their forms in at the SLSFSC under Patti Nielson's file, deadline is March 10th. All men can hand their registration forms in to their coaches or managers.
Evaluations for women's teams are as follows:
Open Division 3 (anyone 18+)
Tuesday, March 27 from 8:00-9:30pm
Sunday, April 1 from 1:00-2:30pm
Classics Division 2 (must be over 35 to play)
Saturday, March 24 from 8:00–9:30pm
Thursday, March 29 from 8:00-9:30pm
Classics Premiere (must be over 35 to play)
Saturday, March 17 from 8:00-9:30pm
Tuesday, March 20 from 9:00-10:30pm
All players must attend evaluations to be considered for a team.
Download the registration form in pdf format from link in the title of this post.
Registration for these outdoor season is now proceeding. Every player must fill out a Cochrane Rangers registration form. All women who are interested in playing this summer can hand their forms in at the SLSFSC under Patti Nielson's file, deadline is March 10th. All men can hand their registration forms in to their coaches or managers.
Evaluations for women's teams are as follows:
Open Division 3 (anyone 18+)
Tuesday, March 27 from 8:00-9:30pm
Sunday, April 1 from 1:00-2:30pm
Classics Division 2 (must be over 35 to play)
Saturday, March 24 from 8:00–9:30pm
Thursday, March 29 from 8:00-9:30pm
Classics Premiere (must be over 35 to play)
Saturday, March 17 from 8:00-9:30pm
Tuesday, March 20 from 9:00-10:30pm
All players must attend evaluations to be considered for a team.
Download the registration form in pdf format from link in the title of this post.
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