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| Registration for the Spring, 2010 Season IS STILL OPEN |
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The First Registration Deadline for the Spring Season was February 20th. However, you can still register. NOW is the time to do so. The season starts the first week in April. Click HERE to go to the Online Registration System.
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Referee Class
CESA has arranged to host a Referee Class in March. To download complete details about the class, click HERE.
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CESA and FC Phoenix Join Forces
The Columbus East Soccer Association and the FC Phoenix Soccer Club have reached agreement to combine their resources to form a new alliance called, CESA FC Phoenix. Beginning this spring, all games will be played at The Value City Furniture Fields at Easton. The new alliance was forged this winter with the basic objective of enriching both the CESA recreational program and the FC Phoenix select program.
“We are extremely excited about the potential impact this partnership can have on improving and expanding the soccer experiences of players at all ages.”, stated Herb Bresler, CESA Board President. According to James Field, Director of Coaching, “This alliance will strengthen two organizations already noted for their superior service to youth soccer and offers us the opportunity to offer quality soccer programs to more communities on the east and south sides of Columbus.
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New Sponsorship Drive
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Phil Page, a long-time CESA parent and coach will be spearheading a new sponsorship drive beginning this winter. Opportunities are available for Team, Division, and Field Sponsorships. If you, or someone you know, might be interested please let Phil know. He can be reached at 614/236-2550 or email at pnkpage@aol.com. We very much appreciate Phil’s eagerness in assuming responsibility for this extremely important endeavor as well as any assistance you might be able to provide him
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| Spring Program Dates |
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Planned dates for the Spring Season are outlined below. Teams are allowed to practice during two of the three weeks prior to their first game. No games will be scheduled for play on Memorial Day Weekend, May 29 & 30.
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| First Registration Deadline |
February 20 |
| Final Registration Deadline |
March 6 |
| Coaches Meetings (Rosters handed out) |
Week of March 14 |
| Coaches begin calling players |
Week of March 14 |
| Teams may begin practice |
Week of March 22 |
| Schedules distributed to coaches |
Week of March 22 |
| Middle School Recreation Games (Wed/Thurs/Sat) |
April 7, 8 & 10 |
| Recreation Season for Tiny Tots (U5's) thru U12 Teams |
April 10 - June 5 |
| High School Recreation Games |
April 11 - June 6 |
| Middle School Tournament |
May 15, 22, & 23 |
| CESA Recreation Tournament (U10 & U12 Divisions) |
June 5 |
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2010 Annual Meeting
The Annual Meeting of the Columbus East Soccer Association has been scheduled for June 9, 2010 at 7:00pm in the Bexley High School Cafeteria. The principle reason for the meeting is to elect Trustees for the 2010-2011 soccer year and to address other matters brought before the voting members. Voting members of the League include coaches, parent administrators, and all CESA officials including the Director, Trustees, Officers and Committee Chairperson.
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| 2009-2010 Board of Trustees |
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The Board of Trustees is responsible for establishing League Policy and overseeing League operations. If you have any suggestions or comments please share them with the Trustees. Trustees for the current soccer year are as follows:
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| Herb Bresler (President) |
Mike Gasbarro |
| Dave Hepler (Vice President) |
Sandra Grieshop |
| Larry Heiser (Treasurer) |
Greg Kullman |
| Tom Easley |
Maja Maley |
| Drew Flora |
Bill Manring |
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Referee Class Set for March
Click HERE to download details.
For a complete list of clinics that have been scheduled in
Central Ohio please go to the following websites.
Referees - www.ossrc.com
Coaches - www.osysa.com |
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Remember! If your child has not played with CESA before, you must mail a copy of their Birth Certificate to: CESA, P.O. Box 9556, Columbus, OH 43209 |
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The heart and soul of the League. Without the sacrifice of their time and efforts, where would we be? Better yet, where would our kids be? Probably on the couch, and we surely don’t want that. Next time you see a coach, give em a hug…and a helping hand. Don’t know the game? It’s a great way to learn. Don’t have time during the week? Help out at the games. Work odd hours? Pitch in with the administrative stuff: organizing, phone calling, etc. It really can be a rewarding experience. Without all of these tasks getting done, there would be no league! |
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