Registration is a critical step and we ask for your immediate attention. Since we are affiliated with state leagues, there are forms, photographs, birth certificates and payment that must be received by the end of July to ensure that your child plays.

Most of registration you can do online, but there are also items that need to be turned in, either through mail or at the IN-PERSON REGISTRATION EVENT ON WED, JUL 21st 5:45-8:45 AT THE LEE RD LIBRARY!

ONLINE REGISTRATION- Look in the "Registration Center" in the upper left of this website. The first link is for the online
registration. If you are new to the club, you will need to "Create Account",
but parents of returning players can search for the existing information and
simply update it. You can pay by credit card or indicate you will pay by check.
If you experience any problems with online registration, contact
. If you have any questions about payment, just
indicate that you will pay by check and we'll handle it at in-person
registration.

In addition, you must complete the following ESK forms, available in the "Registration Center" and mail them to:
Eastside Kickers
P.O. Box 18431
Cleveland Heights, OH 44118

1. Parents Code of Conduct
2. Emergency/Medical Contact Information
3. ESK Waiver of Liabilityand provide
4. Copy of your child's birth certificate (new players ONLY)
5. 1" x 1" photo (class picture, passport photo, etc.)

All forms are on the home page of the ESK Web site, left column at:
http://www.eastsidekickers.org

IN PERSON REGISTRATION
If you choose you may instead register in person at the Cleveland Heights
Library on Lee Road on Wednesday, July 21 from 5:45-8:45 pm.

If you have any questions, please contact:

BOYS LEAGUE REP
Justin Alcorn

GIRLS LEAGUE REP:
Gay Eyerman

With one game left in the season, Coach Krus' U11 division 1 Boys team has clinched the OASL Championship! With a 3 point lead in the standings, and a 6-5 aggregate score over second place Chagrin Falls, the boys have assured themselves of the division title!

Congratulations to the U14 Boys team and their coach Robbie Helfgott which has just completed a 7-0-1 undefeated season in the West Side AASL B Division and took the title by 8 points, with 28 goals scored and 1 goal conceded for the season!.

This year's team went 27-4-1 in league play, scoring 102 more goals than our competition.

We have just scheduled the makeup date for the U14 Boys vs. Midview game. The Date is Wednesday, May 26th at 7pm at Canterbury Elementary School.

What makes this special is that ESK and Midview are now the only teams that can win the AASL U14 B Division. While there's a game left to play before Wednesday, right now Midview is 3 points behind ESK in the standings. If they were to beat ESK, they would win the division on the first tie breaker, Head-to-Head Record.

The ESK u14 Boys team was moved to the West Side AASL League for this season to find stronger competition, and has compiled a 6-0-1 Record with 18 goals scored and 1 goal conceded. They are the only undefeated team in the league, the only setback being a 0-0 tie at Rocky River.

We're looking to leverage home field advantage by having a home field crowd! Please come out and cheer our U14 boys on to victory, and hopefully see the victory celebration as the boys clinch the Division title!

Do you think it's time for your child to take their soccer to the next level? Want to try Premier soccer, but don't want to lose the community feel of Eastside Kickers?

Thank you to everyone who came to tryouts, and a big thank you to all the volunteers who made it a success!

The coaches are forming teams and we will be in touch with every family within the next 2 weeks.

The Big U14 Showdown with Midview on May 11th had to be postponed due to field conditions. It appears that the game will be a winner-take-all affair for the championship if both teams earn max points next Sunday. We'll announce when it is scheduled, we'd love to have a crowd at Canterbury to cheer on our U14s to the AASL Championship!

The full weeks report, after the jump...

A very good article, written by David Oliver Relin and found for us by our Girl's League Rep Gay Eyerman, about the role of parents in Kid's sports:

Who's Killing Kids Sports?

Here's the practical advice from the article:

How To Be a Good Sports Parent

The U9s went to Nordonia and came back with a 7-5 win.

Tshepo's U11d1b team beat Kenston at home 5-2. Jeremy's Hat Trick (3 goals) led the team, Tladi's brace (2 goals) completed the scoring.

The U10 team played a rough, physical Twinsburg team to a 1-1 tie.

Krus' U11d1 team went into Chagrin Falls and beat a previously undefeated Chagrin Falls team 3-1.

The U12 team played to a 3-3 tie at Kenston's new football stadium.

The U13 team lost to Twinsburg 4-0.

And the U14 team dominated Fairview Park 6-0