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Saint John Soccer Club Monthly Newsletter - July 2021 (Issue 2)
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President: Guy Verna
Vice President: Cuilean Hendra
Thank you for being a member of the Saint John Soccer Secretary: vacant
Club. The 2021 Summer Season is off to a great start. Treasurer: Cynthia Young
We have five Premiership Teams and six Division 1
Sponsorship: Mark Fournier
Teams competing this year. The players are having fun
learning, developing, and growing together as a team.
IT: Heather Morrison
All our Grassroots Programs are full, with locations in Mark Coakley Field/Facility Coordinator: Ben Curry
Grand Bay, Shamrock, Irving Oil Field House, and SJSC Technical Director Referee Coordinator: Rich Mitchell
Rothesay Netherwood School. Thank you to our won- Grassroots Coordinator: vacant
derful coaches who have stepped up to help youth in our community stay active. Competitive Coordinator: vacant
We hosted our annual Jamboree in July which was a huge success thanks to our
volunteers. We have many eager players who have joined our U9/U12 Academy. • If you are interested in filling any of
We are seeing lots of smiling faces at our summer camps and look forward to the the vacant board positions, please
remaining camps later in July. Our Goalkeeper Training Program is helping build contact Cuilean@saintjohnsoccer.ca
confidence in our youth keepers. We have many new youths participating in our
Referee Academy developing leadership skills and gaining a better understanding
of the Laws of the Game. We are excited for our players who have made Team
STAFF MEMBERS
NB Soccer and who will be competing in the Atlantic Championships in October. I
Technical Director: Mark Coakley
look forward to the remainder of the summer season and can’t wait to share
details about our Fall and Winter programs. Stay tuned!
Your love of soccer starts here! (506) 693-4625
VISION
To be the most innovative and inclusive soccer club in Atlantic Canada. Please note this number is only monitored
from 1pm-4pm, Monday-Friday
MISSION
The Saint John Soccer club creates a high-quality soccer experience by; info@saintjohnsoccer.ca
– Fostering a fun, welcoming, and progressive sport environment for all
participants
During summer season email is monitored
– Investing in youth development and strong leadership to inspire lifelong
participation in soccer daily. During Fall, Winter and Spring, emails
– Partnering with communities, organizations and quality people are monitored every 48 hours.
CORE VALUES 1216 Sand Cove Road, Box #16
Community Connecting communities through welcoming and inclusive Saint John, NB E2M 5V8
decision making
Accountability Good governance with transparency and communication Open from 1pm – 4pm, Monday-
to our stakeholders
Thursday
Respect Treat all participants, partners and the environment respectfully
Enjoyable Creating memorable and fun moments for all members
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Welcome Malcolm! Another great ad-
dition to the Saint John Soccer Club!
Malcolm comes to us from Quispamsis and
recently graduated High School from Rothe-
say Netherwood School this year.
He will be studying General Sciences in the
fall at Mount Allison University in Sackville.
He enjoys science because it is easy to con-
nect with the real world.
Malcolm MacKinnon
LET’S GET TO KNOW MALCOLM
Do you have any siblings?
I have two younger brothers named Morgan Did you play soccer in your youth?
and Max. (I see a pattern, they all start with M). The last time I played soccer was a long time
ago, but I’m learning.
When the pandemic is over, where would you
like to travel? Do you volunteer or take part in any extracur-
I’m really hoping to get to Cape Breton to see ricular activities?
my family when the pandemic ends. I have been a hockey coach for about 4 years
now. It’s great to give back to the game.
What is your favourite sport (it is ok if it is not
soccer)? What do you like about working for the Saint
My favourite sport is hockey but I also play a lot John Soccer Club in the summers?
of golf during the summer. The best part of working for the SJSC is the peo-
ple and the opportunity to get outside.
Do you have any pets?
I have 2 golden retrievers at home—Bailey and
Daisy.
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Kevin Barrett Photography (kevinbarrettphotos.ca)
SCHEDULE
July 21: Shamrock U9 Girls and Shamrock U12 Girls
July 22: Field House U5 and Field House U7
July 26: Grand Bay U5 and Grand Bay U7
July 27: Shamrock U9 Boys
July 28: Shamrock U5 Girls
July 29: RNS U5, RNS U7 and RNS U9
Aug 3: Shamrock U5 Boys
Aug 4: Shamrock U7 Girls
Aug 5: Shamrock U7 Boys and Shamrock U12 Boys
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Back row (left to right)
Coach Ron Léger, Basel Weis, Kolya Hendra, Abdel Shiekh, Brayden Campbell, Swarren
Gill, Mitchell Neves, Shiki Kabuya, Matthew McLean-Sanchez, Coach Cuilean Hendra
Front row (left to right)
Kyle Lim, André Léger, Michell Stevens, Nathan Maker, Simon Earle, Aiden Pattison, Samu-
el Ringuette, Marc-Andre Lagacé
Absent from photo - Gavin Carpenter, Cohen Chase, Gabe Smith, and Coach Gareth Smith.
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Left to right
Lauren Wells, Islay Rogers, Leah Coakley, Emma Downs, Selena Simpson, Izzy
Moore, Amiya Williams (center), Kate Tibbitts, Madison Kerr, Lexi Lofstrom,
Diana Cullinan, Elisa Gaudette, Madison Fifield, Abby Scott
Absent from photo - Marcie Parent, Amelia Kennedy
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July’s Home Game Schedule
for Division 1 Teams
• Monday, July 5: U12AA girls SJSC 1 vs Hampton 7:30-8:45 PM Shamrock Grass (A)
• Tuesday, July 6: U12AA boys SJSC 1 (Yellow) vs Fundy Fury 7:30-8:45 PM Shamrock Grass (A)
• Thursday, July 8: U18AA girls SJSC vs Oromocto Chaos 7:00-8:45 PM Lowell
• Tuesday, July 13: U12AA boys SJSC 1 (Yellow) vs Fundy Force 7:30-8:45 PM Shamrock Grass (A)
• Tuesday, July 13: U12AA boys SJSC 2 (Blue) vs Fundy Flames 7:30-8:45 PM Shamrock Turf (B)
• Tuesday, July 13: U12AA boys SJSC 3 (Red) vs Fundy Fury 7:30-8:45 PM Shamrock Turf (A)
• Friday, July 16: U18 girls SJSC U18 vs Fundy 7:00-8:45 PM Lowell
• Monday, July 19: U12AA girls SJSC 2 vs Hampton 7:30-8:45 PM Shamrock Grass(B)
• Tuesday, July 20: U12AA boys SJSC 2 (Blue) vs Hampton 7:30-8:45 PM Shamrock Turf (A)
• Tuesday, July 20: U12AA boys SJSC 3 (Red) vs Fundy Force 7:30-8:45 PM Shamrock Turf (B)
• Tuesday, July 20: U12AA boys SJSC 1 (Yellow) vs Kings County 7:30-8:45 PM Shamrock Grass (A)
• Tuesday, July 20: U18AA girls SJSC vs Kings County 8:00-8:45 PM Lowell
• Friday, July 23: U18AA girls SJSC vs Hampton 7:00-8:45 PM Lowell
• Monday, July 26: U12AA girls SJSC 2 vs SJSC 1 7:30-8:45 PM Shamrock Grass (B)
• Monday, July 26: U12AA girls SJSC 2 vs SJSC 1 7:30-8:45 PM Shamrock Grass (B)
• Tuesday, July 27: U12AA boys SJSC 2 (Blue) vs SJSC 1 (Yellow) 7:30-8:45 PM Shamrock Grass (A)
• Tuesday, July 27: U12AA boys SJSC 2 (Blue) vs SJSC 1 (Yellow) 7:30-8:45 PM Shamrock Grass(A)
• Tuesday, July 27: U12 AA boys SJSC 3 (Red) vs Kings County 7:30-8:45 PM Shamrock Turf (A)
Full Game Schedules/Results/Standings can be found at the following link:
https://soccernb.powerupsports.com/
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July’s Home Game Schedule for Premiership Teams
• Friday, July 2: U15AAA SJSC vs Codiac Team 1 7:00-8:30 PM Shamrock Turf
• Friday, July 9: U17AAA boys SJSC vs FDSA 7:00-9:00 PM Samuel De Champlain School Field
• Friday, July 9: U13AAA girls SJSC vs Dieppe 7:30-9:00 PM Shamrock Park Turf
• Sunday, July 11: U15AAA boys SJSC vs Dieppe 3:00-4:30 PM Samuel De Champlain School Field
• Sunday, July 11: U15AAA girls SJSC vs Dieppe 2 6:00-7:30 PM Samuel De Champlain School Field
• Friday, July 23: U15AAA boys SJSC vs Dieppe 7:00-8:30 PM Shamrock Turf
• Saturday, July 24: U15AAA boys SJSC vs Fundy 11:00-12:30 PM Shamrock Turf
• Saturday, July 24: U15AAA girls SJSC Chaleur 3:00-4:30 PM Shamrock Turf
• Saturday, July 24: U17AAA boys SJSC vs FC Péninsule 5:00-7:00 PM Shamrock Park Turf
• Sunday, July 25: U17AAA boys SJSC vs Dieppe 7:00-9:00 PM Samuel De Champlain School Field
• Friday, July 30: U15AAA boys SJSC vs FDSA U15 5:30-7:00 PM Shamrock Turf
• Friday, July 30: U15AAA girls SJSC vs FDSA U15 7:00-8:30 PM Samuel De Champlain School Field
• Friday, July 30: U13AAA girls SJSC vs FDSA Athletics 7:30-9:00 PM Shamrock Park Turf
• Saturday, July 31: U13AAA girls SJSC vs Chaleur 3:00-4:30 PM Shamrock Park Turf
• Saturday, July 31: U13AAA boys SJSC vs Fundy U12 Premier 3:00-4:30 PM Shamrock Turf (A)
Full Game Schedules/Results/Standings can be found at the following link:
https://soccernb.powerupsports.com/
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QUINN VIENNEAU PARKER DUNN
U13AAA GIRLS U13AAA BOYS
AMIYA WILLIAMS MARCIE PARENT NATHAN MAKER SIMON EARLE
U15AAA GIRLS U15AAA GIRLS U15AAA BOYS U15AAA BOYS
GRACE MAXWELL MERRISSA LANDRY AARON CONTRERAS ALLAN FOURNIER
U18AA GIRLS U18AA GIRLS U17AAA BOYS U17AAA BOYS
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Back Row (left to right) Abby Scott, Lauren Wells, Kolya Hendra, Leah Coakley, Selena Simpson
Front Row (left to right) Elisa Gaudette, Lexi Lofstrom, Madison Kerr, Emma Coakley
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U12/U13 (2008 to 2011) Boys and Girls
July 19-21 Shooting Skills
July 26-28—World Cup Theme
12:30-4 pm
Shamrock Park Grass Field 2
Online registration at saintjohnsoccer.ca
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Brooke Larson—U13 Leah Coakley—U14 Madison Kerr—U14
Gavin Smith—U13 Mitch Neves—U15
Felix Harding—U13
Nathan Maker—U15 Swarren Gill—U15 Garrett Hatt—U18
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Complete all the activities on the BINGO card and let us know how you
made out. Send update and photos to newsletter@saintjohnsoccer.ca
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PROTEIN PANCAKES INGREDIENTS
1 cup oats
1 banana, mashed
1 cup whole wheat flour
¼ cup brown sugar
1 teaspoon each of baking powder and baking soda
1 cup blueberries
1 cup cottage cheese or Greek yogurt
½ cup 1% milk
2 eggs
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
½ teaspoon vanilla
Makes 12-15 medium-sized pancakes
INSTRUCTIONS
Combine all dry ingredients and add wet to dry. Blend until relatively smooth and well mixed.
Spray pan or griddle with cooking spray and heat to medium heat.
Use a 1/4 cup measuring cup and pour batter onto warm pan or griddle.
Cook like regular pancakes - about 3 minutes for first side.
Flip and cook until batter is no longer runny
Top with maple syrup, almond butter, etc.
NUTRITION INFORMATION (PER 3 PANCAKES)
Calories: 309
Carbohydrates: 43 g
Protein: 19 g
Fat: 9 g
Fiber: 5 g
Sport Benefits: A perfect breakfast before training or serve cold between multi-event or as race day
fueller (in this case, sub the whole wheat flour with white!)
To freeze leftovers: allow to cool on wire rack then place in freezer zip lock bag. Stores well for about a
week. Reheat in toaster.
Recipe from PowerFuel Food, Planning Meals for Maximum Performance by Angela Dufour.
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We encourage all players to help in the
community and to share their
good deeds with us.
Please send your stories to
newsletter@saintjohnsoccer.ca to be
included in a future issue.
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Mr. Richard Mitchell
• SJSC Referee Development Coordinator
• SJSC Goalkeeper Coach
• Assistant Coach for U13AAA and
U15AAA Girls Teams
Mr. Richard Mitchell joins the SJSC Board bringing an interest to provide all interested players,
coaches, parents and volunteers the opportunity to receive the proper training, development
and encouragement to become a soccer referee. Rich aims to provide proper courses, on-
field mentorship and personal assessments to help people succeed as referees. He will also
offer younger kids the skills to become a grassroots referee for U10 games, or become a
NBSRA Certified Regional Referee.
Rich is an experienced referee with 30 years of refereeing various levels including youth, to
university, to Senior A and including national tournaments across the country. Rich has also
filled the role of Referee assessor and instructor for the New Brunswick Soccer Referee Associ-
ation for the last 10 years, providing mentorship and guidance to young referees across the
province.
Rich has played soccer as a goalkeeper for 38 years from youth to university to Senior A in lo-
cal and provincial teams and playing in national tournaments across the country.
Rich has been a soccer coach with Saint John Soccer for various teams over the past 8 years.
He is the head instructor for the Saint John Soccer Goal Keeper Academy which has seen dedi-
cated goalkeepers represent SJSC on Team New Brunswick.
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Shamrock Park is a prime multi-purpose outdoor sport and
recreation venue in Saint John. The park is located at 200
Visart Street in the City’s North End. The Saint John Soccer
Club is very lucky to have access to this amazing park which is
home to the regulation-size Emera Field, with artificial turf,
lights and spectator seating. The park also includes multipur-
pose grass fields for youth, multiple ball fields, 8 tennis
courts with lights, 11 horseshoe pits, and a community gar-
den. The Saint John Soccer Club offers many programs at this
location in the Spring, Summer and Fall.
In 2014, the City of Saint John and Emera New Brunswick an-
nounced an investment in a sports field at Shamrock Park.
Emera New Brunswick contributed $500,000 towards the
$1.5 million project which included the installation of an arti-
ficial turf field and new lighting system. The Emera New
Brunswick Field was officially opened on June 20, 2015.
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Saint John Soccer Club Raffle Ticket Draw
Draw Date: July 31, 2021
Good Luck!
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Forfitness and Athletics offers therapy services, team training, regu-
lar and performance clinics, a variety of fitness classes, and gym
memberships. Forfitness and Athletics has strived to provide a pro-
fessional and approachable environment for all to enjoy.
2A Hampton Road
Rothesay, NB
E2E 5K9
Phone: 506-847-7263
Email: info@forfitnessandathletics.com
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Pro Kids is a supporter of grams, provide financial or “in dren and youth in Saint John,
Saint John Soccer Club. P.R.O. kind” assistance, and/or do- Quispamsis, Grand Bay-
Kids is a service that matches nate supplies, equipment and Westfield and Rothesay. All
children and youth up to the transportation to and from administration costs are cov-
age of 18 with organized, reg- activities or programs. ered by these municipalities,
istered recreation activities. P.R.O. Kids is a proactive and allowing 100% of donations
P.R.O. Kids receives support confidential service adminis- received to be directed to the
from organizations, business- tered through the City of children and youth of the
es and service providers who Saint John’s Community De- community.
donate spaces in their pro- velopment Service to all chil-
Online application form can be found at the following link:
(https://saintjohn.ca/en/parks-and-recreation/pro-kids/apply/pro-kids-application
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See the following link: https://sjscapparel.logoshop.com/
For pricing and ordering information
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