Happy New Year to All !!
We would like to wish all our players, parents and supporters all the best in 2012. It is hard to believe we are already in pre-season training !!
We are excited to welcome over 45 new players into our academy program. In addition we are happy to have 98% of our 2011 players returning for the 2012 season.
Our opening weekend of games will be April 14th 2012, one of the great things this year is all our teams will be playing at the same location on the same day. I do hope many of you take this opportunity to support all our teams whenever possible.
We are currently training three days a week, Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Please keep visiting our website to keep up to date with the latest news.
Academy Training Schedule
Sundays 12:00pm to 5:00 pm – Cardinal Newman High School – 100 Brimley road
Tuesdays 6:30 to 8:30pm – Major League SportsPlex – 641 Danforth Rd
Thursdays 6:30 to 8:30pm – Major League SportsPlex – 641 Danforth Rd
U14 at the finals - November 12th!
The SAAC U-14 Cup 2011 Final took place at Centennial Stadium in Etobicoke. The TS3 team suffered a major loss when our central defender Jonathan Rizzo had to leave the game within the first five minutes of the game with a serious injury. Despite the loss of a key member of the defensive unit the team re-organized and played an intensely competitive game against a very good AnB team who had won the league title the previous week.
The TS3 team were down 2-1 heading into the final 15 minutes, unfortunately while pushing for an equalizer, we were left open for a couple of quick counter-attacks and gave up a two late goals.
Overall the boys played a great game and although they were disappointed with the result, they are already looking forward to the 2012 season. View full photo gallery
Winter 2012 Program Registration
Registration for the Boys & Girls Winter 2012 Programs is now open. Payments are now accepted online. Limited Spaces are Available. Read More...
Our Mission
Our mission is to train u4 to u21 boys and girls by looking at the technical aspect of training in a relaxed atmosphere and providing numerous options to further soccer development.
Philosophy
The game of soccer is just that-a game. The number one reason (well documented in a number of studies) children participate in soccer is to have fun. If they don't have fun, they will soon quit. It is detrimental to the player if there is too much pressure placed on them to early to achieve a result rather than simply experiencing the sheer joy of a youth game.
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