July 1, 1984

CAMPS FOR KIDS

WHILE SPRING is the time for baseball on the
North Shore, the beginning of summer marks the
start of a wide variety of top notch soccer schools
for all sizes, shapes and skill levels of players.
And while the definition of summer must go sole-
ly by the calendar and not the quality of weather,
it has not stopped the soccer schools from making
their plans for the summer months. Here are three
of the schools, two of which are familiar, and the
third, somewhat new on this side of the water.

EASTON’S BACK

It’s a small school in terms
of numbers, but for Jim
Easton's Soccer Academy,
the principle is) individual
work with the young players
on specific drills rather than
a large, open school.

Operated and _ instructed
by Jim Easton, a 20 year
former Scottish professional
who was the first ever coach
of the Vancouver Whitecaps
back in '74 and ’75, the
school has become well
known throughout the lower
mainland over the years.

Easton works with young
players between the ages of Il
and 14 who have played soc-
cer and have a _ reasonable
degree of skill. The school
runs for three hours from
five to exght p.m. for a five
day period at Norsman
Field, 23rd and Lonsdale.

At a cost of $35, the
school includes 1§ hours of
coaching, a souvenir T-shirt,
soccer ball, discount on
sporting goods at Skyline
Sports and 1s held to only IS
studenis per class

Two courses only wall be
held this summer with the
first going from July 9 to 14
and the next session from
July 1610 20

Learning to operate more
efficiently in the framework
of team play is the key to

this school. While all the in-
dividual skills are used, they
are used in game situations
which forces the young
player to keep alert and
thinking while doing,
creating an exciting fun at-
mosphere for the fast paced
séss}Ons..

With a brmited enrollment,
this school always fills up
fast. Registrations can be in
person or by mail to Skyline
Sports, 119 West 16th Street,
North Vancouver, B.C.,
985-9161. Tuition fee must
accompany registration.

The Jim Easton Soccer
Academy is run in coopera-
tion with the B.C. Dairy
Foundation.

GOAL KEEPERS
SPECIAL

An Major Indoor Soccer
League goal keeper who has
also played for the Canadian
Olympic Team and the SFU
Clansmen, Brad Higgs is
back for his seventh annual
soccer school and goal
keeper clinic

Higgs has lined up some
solid talent to help with the
soccer schools which will run
from July 913 and from
August 27 31 at Myrtle Park
and at Lynn Valley Park
from August 6-10, all be.
tween the hours of 9 and 12

Open to boys and girls age

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School's in for soccer

five and over, the soccer
school will be assisted by
Gary Ayre, an ex- Whitecap,
Portland Timber and New
York Cosmos player and
former Sun soccer boy and
Whitecap Carl Shearer along
with Frank Ciaccia a former
world cup team player and
ex Toronto Blizzard, among
others.

A umique feature of the
school is the optional testing
for Canadian Soccer
Association Badges.

The cost for the course is
$30 and includes a T-Shirt.
Each participant must bring
a soccer ball and anyone
wishing to purchase a ball
may do so for $13.

The goal keeping school
sessions on the North Shore
will run from July 9-13 at
Myrtie Park and from
August 6-10 at Lynn Valley
Park. All sessions frun from
12:15-2:15.

This school is open to
boys and girls from age
seven and costs $40 and in-
cludes a T-shirt.

For more information on
the Brad Higgs schools con-
tact Higgs at 931-8449

CLAN-MT. SEYMOUR
JOIN FORCES

One of the best University
soccer teams in North
America 1S joining forces
with Mt Seymour Soccer
Assoviaiion to host a soccer
sports camp this summer at
Aiyiie Park in North Van
cOuver

The Simon traser
Clansmen and the Me
Seymour association are ‘
running the camp from July

See page B2

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NEWS photo Stuart Davis

MICHAEL Baker jumped but missed the ball in a McSween under 9 soccer skills assess-

ment tournament during the season. This summer several soccer camps will be offered to
allow players to brush up their skills for next season.

Valid July 1 - July 31

2-7 pm - 7 days a week

THE SPIRITS
OF YOUR
CHOICE
SUNDAY. THURSDAY