Congratulations to the following teams for winning the league:
U16+ Women's league - SouthEast
U16+ Men's league - Woodbury Sowle
U14 Girls - River Falls
U13 Girls - Woodbury
U14 Boys - High Ground
We hope to see you next year!
Woodbury Soccer Club
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Welcome
to the New Home of Woodbury Youth Soccer
Indoor League
Thanks to Everyone for a successful 2008 Indoor Season!
Indoor Competitive League
Space is limited! This league filled to capacity the last four years with 35+ teams from U9 to U18.
* No AstroTurf! Our "AstroPlay" SURFACE will provide your players with a more "GRASS-LIKE" FEEL to help them best prepare for the following outdoor season! More realistic "outdoor" bounce and rolls, with a far less chance of nasty turf-burns and scrapes!
* 8 Games, 2 x 25 minute halves, with Standings, Play-offs, and Tournament Medals for all u11+ teams! Participation Medals for ALL u9 and u10 Teams!
* "No Blowout" Rule! If a team, at any point in the game, goes down by 3 goals, they may add 1 player on the field, play a man up, and continue to add an additional player on each time the other team scores another goal. The team that is behind will continue to play a player (or players) up until they score a goal.
For example, Team A goes ahead of Team B 3-0. Team B may then add a player onto the field and play 1 player up. If Team A scores another goal to make it 4-0, Team B may add another player and play 2 players up. If Team B then scores to make it 4-1, the goal difference is again 3, and Team B must pull off one of the two added players and play one man up. Not only will this new rule help weaker teams stay more competitive with stronger teams, but also help stronger teams in their development by making them adjust, adapt, and work harder when playing against more numbers! No one benefits from 9-0 games!
For example, Team A goes ahead of Team B 3-0. Team B may then add a player onto the field and play 1 player up. If Team A scores another goal to make it 4-0, Team B may add another player and play 2 players up. If Team B then scores to make it 4-1, the goal difference is again 3, and Team B must pull off one of the two added players and play one man up. Not only will this new rule help weaker teams stay more competitive with stronger teams, but also help stronger teams in their development by making them adjust, adapt, and work harder when playing against more numbers! No one benefits from 9-0 games!
