Classic Program
Classic Teams (also known as traveling or select teams) are formed at ages 11 through 19. U11 developmental teams are also formed for interested players. This is a program for the more committed player and parents. It provides players the opportunity to advance in their technical and tactical skills through a higher level of competition. Classic soccer often involves more practice, commitment to the game, fund raising, and more travel.
Games are held in neighboring communities, but will include other cities such as Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Green Bay and Manitowoc. Teams will generally enter several tournaments throughout the season.
Classic players are selected at the team's tryouts.
Games are held in neighboring communities, but will include other cities such as Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Green Bay and Manitowoc. Teams will generally enter several tournaments throughout the season.
Classic players are selected at the team's tryouts.
Tryouts are generally held in June prior to the season for which the team will play.
Classic soccer expectations
1. Fees and costs
a. Player registration
b. Other expense may apply depending on the team’s activities
2. Fundraising and buy-out
a. Help offset costs
b. Tournaments
c. Trainer
3. Uniform
a. Own and responsibility of the player
b. On a 3-year cycle; on the last year of the cycle, all teams/players must change uniforms
4. Team practice and training
a. Once or twice per week
b. May be year round; one or two months off
c. Trainer costs may be out of pocket
5. League games
a. One evening game per week
b. Games are within a one hour driving distance
c. Play on the East Central league; levels for Spring are 1, 2 and 3; level for Fall are A and B
6. Tournaments
a. May involve travel; usually in state and within a reasonable driving distance
b. Weekends
7. Indoor soccer
a. This is optional and depends on each team
Information
1. Additional information about tryouts and classic programs can be found in the KASA web site at www.kasasoccer.org
2. Tryout information is available at
a. Your player’s current coach
b. KASA web site
c. The Post Crescent or local newspapers
