Parents Corner

Haven't heard from a coach...

The season starts the beginning of April, if your child is registered but has not heard from a coach
by mid or late March please contact the team representatives listed.
Northwest Player Rep. - Rich Russell richardrussell5470@sbcglobal.net
Pee Wee/Instructional Player Rep. - Jeff Kielbasa cindykielbasa@yahoo.com

Become a Coach or Assistant Coach

GSC is always in need of parents who are willing to coach a soccer team.
Coaching is a great way to participate in a shared interest with a child.
GSC provides training and background information for new coaches
through published materials and GSC sponsored clinics.
Sign up at Registration or contact the GSC at griffithsoccer@lycos.com.

Background Checks

Click here to get the latest news on NWISL and the Clubs policies.

Griffith Soccer Club Map

Download a map of practice and game fields.

Weather and Club Weather Policy

Click here to get the current weather or to view the Club's weather policy.

NWISL Policy 113: Sideline Protocol

Clicking Here to download a copy of the new sideline protocol adopted by the NWISL.

Meetings Dates

Griffith Soccer Club Meetings Dates

What your child will need for practice and games:

1. Shin Guards, no one can play at practice or a game without shin guards.

2. Water bottle

3. Footwear, soccer cleats are not required but highly recommended

(much safer on wet or muddy fields).

4. Ball (needed for practice only)

PeeWee - size three (3)

Instructional A - size three (3)

Instructional B - size four (4)

NWISL - size four (4)

Importance of Water

The brain is the first thing in the body to dehydrate.
By the time a person is thirsty, they are already dehydrated.
Drinking moderately before, during, and after a practice or game,
helps improve coordination, reflexes and less overall injury.
This is also beneficial to asthmatics.
Even, mild dehydration makes a player slower and more prone to injury and tiring.
Response time is definitely better with water.
So when you see those cheeks get red and you hear the heavy breathing, give them a little water.