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2005
Championships |
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93
Phoenix Red - U12 Girls
State Champions |
92 Phoenix Red - U13 Girls
State Champions |
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91Phoenix Red - U14 Boys
State Champions |
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89
Phoenix Red - U16 Girls
State Champions |
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2004
Championships |
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90
Phoenix Red - U15 Girls
R3PL Champions |
85 Phoenix Red - U19 Girls
National Finalists |
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90
Phoenix Red - U14 Girls
State Champions |
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91
Phoenix Red - U13 Boys
State Champions |
92
Phoenix Red - U12 Girls
State Champions |
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2003
Championships |
89
Phoenix Red - U15 Girls
R3PL Champions |
84 Phoenix Red - U19
Boys
State Champions |
91 Phoenix Red - U12
Boys
State Champions |
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2002
Championships |
85 Phoenix Red - U17
Girls
Regional Champions |
89 Phoenix Red - U13
Girls
State Champions |
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2001
Championships |
85 Phoenix Red - U16
Girls
National Champions |
86 Phoenix Red - U15
Girls
State Champions |
87 Phoenix Red - U14
Boys
State Champions |
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Field Marshals

Each Home Team must provide one (1)
parent to be Field Marshal during your game and will be
responsible for the field where their child is playing and the surrounding
area. Please report for duty 30 minutes prior to your game time.
Field
Marshals for the first game of the day should check in with the Officer of the
Day and get a vest. For later games, you will get a vest from the Field
Marshal on duty for the current game on your field. If there is no game in
progress on your field when you arrive, please check in with the Officer of
the Day to get a vest.
If you have any questions or problems, please check
with the Officer of the Day. A full
job description is listed at the bottom
of this page. If you have any questions, please contact Stan Allen at
(770) 330-3715 or email him at
stan.allen@gsasoccer.com.

Spring 2010 Officer of the Day Schedule

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Weekend |
Saturday
7:30am-1:00pm |
Saturday
12:30pm-Close |
Sunday
All Day |
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March 6 & 7 |
Stan Allen |
Jim Falle |
Stan Allen |
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March 13 & 14 |
NO GAMES |
NO GAMES |
NO GAMES |
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March 20 & 21 |
Shoukat Qari |
Brian Bandy |
Chris Wagnon |
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March 27 & 28 |
Cheri Gatland-Lightner |
Tim Tallent |
Donna Adams |
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April 3 & 4 |
Fred Hill |
Fred Hill |
NO GAMES |
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April 10 & 11 |
Tom Trent |
Brian Bandy |
Brent Hoffman |
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April 17 & 18 |
Salli Bougas |
Brian Green |
Chris Wagnon |
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April 24 & 25 |
Celeste Stevens |
Kate Helm-Beans |
Debbie Williams |
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May 1 & 2 |
Bryan Nixon |
John Marquis |
Taras Howell |
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May 8 & 9 |
Debbie Williams |
Kathleen Simpson |
Charles Norton |
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May 15 & 16 |
Celeste Stevens |
Charles Norton |
Brian Green |

Officer of the Day Duties

Opening
- Unlock the shed and get the corner flags out for set up
- Unlock the gates onto the complex (make sure all locks are
locked in place to prevent losing them)
- Check in Field Marshals and advise them of their duties Have
Field Marshals set up corner flags for start of games
- Have coaches of games move their goals into place Unlock the
garage and get the golf cart
While Games are being Played
- Best effort to keep the games on schedule
- Monitor the Field Marshals
- As games are completed for the day on each field, check if there
are games on the field the next day. If so, leave the goals where
they are. If no games are scheduled for the next day, advise the
coaches of the last game of the day that the goals must be moved for
practice for the next week.
- All under 5, 6, and 8 goals should be moved up against the back
fence.
- Be available in case of injury or emergency
- Make sure the complex is policed for trash and receptacles
emptied
Closing
- Confirm goal placement for the next day
- Make sure all corner flags are locked up in the shed
- Close and lock any open gates to the field – parking lot gates
remain open and secured
- Put the golf cart back in the garage and hook to the charger

Field Marshall Duties

- Check in and get a vest Enforce the complex rules
- No smoking on the complex anywhere inside the fence
- No foul or abusive language
- No pets allowed on the complex
- No parking in no parking areas (i.e. yellow curb, no parking
signs, or along Cole Drive)
- Pick up trash and empty trash cans when full (trash bags can
be found in the concession stand).
- Stroll your field and surrounding area, and be seen. We are here
to help.
- Assist, if necessary, with injuries (get ice from concession
stand, if serious injury, get officer of the day), etc.
- By all means, watch your child’s game, but please be mindful of
what is happening around you.
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