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In the beginning, NIS did not provide any adult soccer opportunites.
The focus was on providing soccer opportunities for children. We quickly found that part of helping children experience,
learn and to appreciate soccer was to help educate the parents to the fun and complexity of soccer. What better way
to educate the parents about soccer than to have them play soccer? We started with one league - the Old Fart League
- with great apprehension. Would anyone join? In our first year we fielded 4 teams with rosters of 20 or more
men and women. Some were experienced, most were not. The parents had a great time and we have
now added a forty and Over league for our older players.
The forty and over league is refered to as the "Old Fart
League", the other league is referred to as the "Open Adult League". All of our adult leagues are open to
any adult - you do not have to have a child enrolled in an NIS program. Sign-up with a friend, a neighbor
or a co-worker!
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To get a registration form, click here.
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A coed, fun adult soccer league with 6 to 12 teams. If
there are enough teams we will divide leagues into two divisions. We need at least 4 teams to create a division or league.
We can divide them by age or by competitiveness. No experience is needed - we have great players and we have "human cones" in this league. Ages are 20 and over. An older player
can play in this league, a younger player cannot play in the Old Fart League. We feature large rosters so that there are plenty of sub's. You can form your own teams or we
can place you on a team. Indoor
games are on Monday, Tuesday evenings and possibly Wednesday evenings depending on how many teams sign-up. There is a playoff at the end of
the season. Experience
the fun of the game - learn how good your son and daughter really is. The Adult Full-Sided League is great excercise. The Adult Full-sided League is a great way to meet soccer parents of children of all ages - a great way
to find out about soccer oppotions for your children, a great way to learn from other parents successes and frustrations. Cost: $80 per player
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- A coed, fun adult soccer league with 4 to 6 teams
- No experience is needed - we have great players
and we have "human cones" in this league.
- Ages are restricted to players 40 and over. Older players can play in the Adult League, younger players
cannot play in the Old Fart League.
- We feature large rosters so that there are plenty of sub's.
- You can form your own teams or we can place you on a team.
- Indoor games are on Monday and/or Tuesday evenings.
- The
games are all played in the Anoka Ice Arena using the hockey boards which keeps the ball in play
- There is a playoff at the end of the season, followed
by a banquet.
- Experience the fun of the game - learn
how good your son and daughter really is.
- The
Old Fart league may play Small-Sided games if the teams agree. Small-sided games are great excercise but with a smaller court
so that you do not have to make long runs. We have the flexibility to use the full court or make it whatever size the league
choses.
- The The Old Fart League is a great
way to meet soccer parents of children of all ages - a great way to find out about soccer oppotions for your children, a great
way to learn from other parents successes and frustrations.
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Creating a team does not mean that you have to find all of your players. We will work with you to find
players looking for a team. In some cases, we combine two teams that are short players to create one fully rostered team.
When creating a team you need to contact the adult coordinator to let him/her know of your interest and the status
of your team (you need players or don't want additional players). You need to complete and turn-in the roster form for you
team that lists the players on your team. You do not have to have all of your players individual registration forms when
you turn in the team roster and you can add players at a later date. We will not; however, put player on your team just becuase
they turn in a registration form listing your team. We will contact the team coordinator to see if the player is to be added
to your team.
By turning in your team roster you are committed to forming a team even if you do not yet have
a full roster or all of the registration forms. We would strongly recommend that the team coach collect the individual registration
forms and money to turn them into the league rather than have them come directly to the league. You know who on your team
is registered and we know the the registration forms that you give us are supposed to be on the team. Every year we have
two teams who list some of the same players on their team. You avoid that problem by collecting the registration form yourself.
We need the team registrations by the team registration date so that we can determine how many teams we have,
determine whether we will create additional divisions and to begin scheduling. Every year we have teams submitted to us after
the deadline and we are not able to fit them in. Remember, you don't have to have allof your individual registration
forms and money to register your team.
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Creating Additional Leagues
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One of the questions
we hear every year is why isn't there a 30 to 39 league or a 50 and over league? The answer is always the same - if
we have enough teams we would love to have more leagues to progress through as we get older. We have in the past had
women only and men only leagues but eventually, most players preferred to play in the coed leagues. The difficulty of creating the additional leagues or division so
far has been that many teams have players that would cross over two divisions which means they would either as a team have
to play in the league that their youngest player qualifies for or the younger players would have to find a new new team in
the younger division. While we can help players find or build new teams they often would prefer to stay together. The
other problem is where we can form a separate team at one age group but we do not have enough teams left to create the other
division.
Eventually we will have enough teams to create new divisions as more an more adults play soccer. Until
then you can help by getting teams into the league that you want to play. This will help keep the games competitive and if
it brings in more teams makes it more likely we can create a new division. In order to create a new league, whether
coed or not, we need a minimum of four teams. If you are interested in starting a new league, contact us as soon as possible. Creating a new league cannot be done at the last moment.
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