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CRSC Women's Recreational Tournament
2012-05-01
The CRSC Womens Recreational league wrapped up their season this past weekend with a fun tournament. All 8 teams took part, and some great soccer was on display. The semi finals were between Hornets, Twist, Blue Mondays and Breakaway. Both games were closely fought, and Hornets and Blue Mondays were the two teams in the final. This again was another close game, with the final score being 2-1 to Blue Mondays.
The end of season social next saturday will provide a great chance for the ladies to let their hair down, and enjoy "A night at the Oscars"!
The CRSC Women's Recreational league would like to thank everyone for a great indoor season, and a huge thanks to all the referees who have helped us this past season, and especially to Reiner and Andrew for giving up part of their weekend to help with the tournament.
Calgary Spring Cup 2012
2012-04-20
After an excellent bronze medal showing at the Indoor Soccer Provincials for both Cochrane Rangers Premier Classics and Div 2 women, the ladies capped off the indoor season with a gold medal at the Spring Cup tournament held in Calgary April 13-15, 2012.
Playing in Tier 1 with representation from Classics Premier, Div 2 and Div 6 players, the Rangers United team tied the first game 2-2 against Edmonton's Croatia Zena but ensured a spot in the final with two strong wins; 6-2 vs Spruce Grove Saints and 5-1 vs Calgary's Angels Dynamo.
The gold medal match was dominated by the Rangers with a final score of 4-1 vs Calgary's Screaming Eagles. Coach Terry Norman was very proud of the skill, teamwork and comraderie shown by the women. Mirroring the Sportsmanship Award also won at the Provincials the ladies showed what a positive group they are. Congratulations Rangers!
In the photo are ... back row: Denean Thorsen, Theresa Thring, Sarah Tas, Colleen Huston, COACH Terry Norman, Jodi Henderson, Nicole Angelozzi; middle row: Janet Norman, Susan Wright-Smith, Karen Georgacacos, Jane Reeve; front row: Dena Sykes, Sherry Grund, Joanne Daviduk; missing: Sheila Mehan, Karina Neill
CRSC Registration is Open!
2012-03-31
Follow the link to Registration to begin the registration process:
- complete registration form
- pay registration fees
- register on TeamSnap
After completing Step 1) you will be able to access your new account via the Login form in the top right corner of the site and then, if needed, change or add to your personal information.
In order to pay your fees, first login to your account, and then click on the "Pay Fees" link. You will be shown your current registration settings, such as the league and team you have selected to play for, full-time or part-time, and the total amount owed. If the information requires updating, you can first visit "Update Account" to make changes. When ready, select the "Pay Now" button to take you directly to PayPal. After your transaction completes, your CRSC account is automatically updated and you will receive a confirmation eMail from PayPal.
The final Step 3) happens after Step 1) and Step 2) has been completed. A CRSC team manager adds your name to the appropriate team roster, and an automated invitation is sent to you via eMail to join your team on TeamSnap. Look for it in your inbox!
The schedule of indoor turf times booked April-May for teams to ready for outdoor competition may be found here:
If you have any questions about registration please take a look at Resources or contact info@cochranerangers.com
Medals At Senior Provincials
2012-03-28
The CRSC Women's Classic Premier soccer team went on the weekend of March 23rd to Edmonton in an effort to compete for provincial glory. The team had been preparing all season for the right to represent the south of the province at this tournament, which they did by placing second in their division.
The competition in Edmonton was intense and hard fought, but always on a fair and positive sportsmanlike level. When it was all done, the Cochrane Rangers earned a bronze medal with a tie, a loss, and a win for a total of 4 points. In comparison, the gold medal winner had 6 points from 2 wins and a loss, and the silver medal winner had 5 points from 2 ties and a win. These results indicate a very tight tournament where a lucky bounce here or there made a difference in the final standings.
The ladies who travelled to Edmonton were Joanne Daviduk, Nicole Angelozzi, Cecily Woorich, Sarah Tas, Karina Neil, Tania Schmidtke, Jackie Shier, Jill Uniacke, Sandra Rush, Heidi Packard, Melanie Martzoukos, Karen Georgacacos and Dena Sykes. Missing from the roster were Sheila Mehan and Janet Norman.
All can be pleased with the way they represented the Cochrane Rangers. The atmosphere at the tournament was great, and the harmony and support among the Ranger team members was first class!
Girls' Under-18 Provincials
2012-03-21
The Cochrane Rangers Girls' Under-18 team started the season as a mixed group of girls from Canmore, Bragg Creek, Cochrane, Calgary and Airdrie. It took a surprisingly small amount of time for the girls to get to know one another and get used to playing with new teammates. The team finished tier 3 a respectable 4th place. On to provincials, where a tough first game was followed by a very strong second outing to take game 2. Our final game was a hard fought match, but the breaks did not come our way and we ended up in the middle of the pack at provincials.
This team has made soccer fun. They were great to watch and great to be a part of. Through wins and losses the girls stuck together, supported each other and gave it their best. A huge thanks to coach Patrick Ryan and assistant coach Don Long. We can't wait for outdoor!
Cochrane Turf Association
2012-03-15
The Cochrane Turf Association is a group of turf sports enthusiasts who have banded together to build turf surfaces that support the growth in the Town of Cochrane for all turf sports. The vision of the Cochrane Turf Association is to create and maintain a sustainable turf management plan that ensures turf fields for all sports (indoor and outdoor) are built to accommodate the growth within the Town of Cochrane.
The Cochrane Turf Association has had a lot of media attention in the local papers in late February, including this story from the February 22, 2012 edition of the Cochrane Eagle at Turf Association Looking for Extra Space to Accommodate Demand.
Soccer Skills Sessions
2012-03-15
Coach Reiner Sattler offers an ongoing women’s soccer skills session every Tuesday and Thursday morning from 09:30-11:00 at SLSFSC. Cost is a drop-in fee to the SLSFSC facility. A nice write-up appeared in the Cochrane Eagle.
Once spring morphs into summer, the CRSC fields will open and the Reiner Soccer Skills Sessions will move outside for the summer. Reiner’s Soccer Skills Sessions offers dribbling, passing, shooting, team play, game strategy, fitness training and individualized coaching to improve your game. Women of all ages and abilities are welcome to attend.
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