UGF Soccer Camp 2009

The University of Great Falls Soccer Camp will be based on the USSF Youth Soccer Philosophies. A strong emphasis will be put on developing the basic skills (dribbling, passing, receiving,finishing, etc.), and learning the game of soccer through fun activities and games.

August 3 - 6, 2009

Sieble Soccer Complex

9:00 am - 12:pm

More information and Registration Form

Fall Minibolts Registration in now open

To register for Fall Minibolts, click on the Registration button on the right. You can register online or register old-school and print out a copy of the registration form and mail it in.

Season - September 13 - October 18, 2009

U4 - U14 Divisions (must be 4 yrs old or 14 yrs old on or before July 31, 2009)

Registration deadline is August 8, 2009

Board positions Open

The following is a list of positions that will be up for election in the October Annual General Meeting. Anyone interested in participating on the ECSC Board of Directors need to attend the October board meeting to be nominated and/or to accept the position if elected.

Registration is now open for the 2010 Thunderbolt Season

Information and Online and Paper registration forms can be found on the Registration page of this website. Just click the button on the right.

Deadline for Registration is June 20, 2009

ECSC adopts new Fundraising Plan - Read More

Registration is now open for the ECSC - 2009 3v3 Tournament!

For more information and to register for the tournament, please go to the "Registration" link on the right side of this page.

Director of ECSC Minibolts position is open

Electric City Soccer Club (ECSC) is searching for someone that would be interested in being the Director of ECSC Minibolts for the Recreational soccer programs in the Spring and Fall.  Currently this is a volunteer position. However the ECSC Board would entertain other arrangements that might make sense to grow and multiply the participants in the program and soccer in Great Falls in general. 

MINIBOLTS(ages 4-14) is the developmental program the club offers. No scores are kept, no tournament is played and no league champion is crowned. The vehicle we use to introduce new players to the game and to develop the skill of other players, is the small sided game program, as recommended by the United States Soccer Federation. The program encourages teaching young players the sport through the use of games utilizing smaller teams and a smaller playing area. A player’s first soccer experience should be positive. Having FUN is emphasized, and competitive pressures are discouraged.The club offers two Minibolts seasons each year. Once in the spring (April - May) and one in the fall (September - October).

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