Garden Little League : 1999 - 2002

From 1999 to 2002, we were fortunate to be involved in the Little League Soccer in Garden International School, Kuala Lumpur. The Little League Soccer has been defunct for a while now. Luckily, I managed to find the back-up web-site files. So here it is... in all its former glory.

http://www.angelfire.com/space/gis_lls/index.htmlGARDEN LITTLE LEAGUE SOCCER

Welcome to the Garden Little League Soccer organisation for the children of the Garden International School of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Although this non-profit league is sanctioned by the school (and uses the school's fields plus other facilities), Garden Little League Soccer is managed and operated by a group of parents on a voluntary basis. The League's intent is to help develop the children's soccer skills, teamwork and sportsmanship. More importantly, it is an avenue for the children to have fun and enjoy themselves in a safe school environment. ● School Year Sep'1999 ~ Jul'2000 : Summary of the Season for Group "Years 1,2&3".

● School Year Sep'2000 ~ Jul'2001 : Summary of Season 1 and 2 for Groups "Years 1&2" and "Years 3&4".

● School Year Sep'2001 ~ Jul'2002 : Summary of Season 1 and 2 for Groups "Years 1&2" and "Years 3&4".

● School Year Sep'2002 ~ Jul'2003 : blank pro-forma

● GIS LL Soccer Guide : Training and rules guidebook; written mainly for coaches but also useful for parents and children alike.

● GIS LL Admin Guide : Contains standard forms and letters used by the league - Of interest if you wish to start your own league.

Basic Information

The Garden Little League Soccer was formed with the approval of the school in April 2000. Currently, the League only applies to children (boys and girls) from Year 1 to Year 4.

Little League Soccer sessions are held on Sundays. Sessions are organised into 2 groups: Years 1&2, and, Years 3&4. The session for Years 1&2 is from 9:00am to 10:00am. The session for Years 3&4 is from 9:30am to 10:30am.

The one-hour soccer session is basically utilised as (a) 30 minutes of skills training, followed by, (b) 30 minutes of playing a soccer match. Currently, there are 4 soccer teams for Years 1&2 and another 4 teams for Years 3&4.

Garden Little League has two soccer "seasons" per year. Basically, the teams are reorganised and players reshuffled every half school-year. This is done to equalise the teams so that they are similarly skilled (ie no dominant teams).

In the beginning portion of a season, the soccer matches played will be practice games only (where the scores are not recorded). However, the last 6 matches of a season will be proper "league matches" (where scores are recorded).

Notes For Parents Please note that the League cannot exist without parents' participation the whole year round. Please ensure your children attend little league soccer every week to ensure continuity of the games. In the event your child has lost interest or would like to drop out for whatever reason, please inform one of the co-ordinators of this so that a replacement can be made to. Also, if you are going to be absent, please inform your respective coaches or one of the co-ordinators.

In the event of very heavy rain early on Sunday morning (around 8:30am), soccer will be cancelled. The coaches of the respective teams may or may not inform the team players of this. Parents should use their own discretion / judgement -or- call the co-ordinators to find out.

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Garden Little League Soccer : http://www.angelfire.com/space/gis_lls/year1999.htm Links ● Back to Main Page ● SCHOOL YEAR : Sep'1999 ~ Jul'2000

There was only one Season as the League only had its first game on 26 March 2000. SEASON : Mar'99 ~ Jul'99 ● Teams & Players ● Match Results

SEASON : Mar'00 ~ Jul'00

Co-ordinators : Tammy Kiefer, Grace Charles Yahaya.

Referees :

Photographer : Anton Alers

TEAMS & PLAYERS

YEARS 1, 2 & 3 - There was only one Group at this time.

Team : K. L. B.

Coaches : Rob Childs , Tammy Kiefer .

Players : Hanson Lee , Jo Jien Lee , Mario Kiefer , Othman Mirzan , Tanya Alers , Amer Salman , Henry Cho Hyun-Jae , Tomas P W Farmer , Jordan Brooks , Christian Lee .

Team : Melewar Parallax

Coaches : Yahaya T Abdullah , Christine Alers .

Players : Carla Kiefer , Irving Tan , Nathan Pike , Tom Rowlands , Mikael T Yahaya , Nik Kaiza Nik Kamaruddin , Masayuki Isato , Bronzie Kee Jon Wei , Abd Aziz Abd Halim , James Rowe , David Watson .

Team : N T V 7

Coaches : David Pike , Tess Lee .

Players : Johan Alexander Khairi , Adam Lim , Johnathan Swee , Kenta Funahashi , Lana Gray , Shota Minami , Branden Khong , Jason Lee , Daniel Pike Leslie Tan Poh Heng , Nicholas Chan Jian Ming .

Team : Pan Pacific Hotel

Coaches : Marco Kiefer , Khairi Abdullah .

Players : Mark Childs , Christopher Paplinski , Alex Alers , Daniele Napoletano , Kaushal Kumar , Omar Mirzan , Carlos Villa , Aswan Yap , Ivan Tan , Toshiyuki Isato .

MATCH RESULTS YEARS 1, 2 & 3 # yy\mm\dd --- K L B --- -M Parallax-- -- N T V 7 -- -Pan Pacific- 1 00\ 6\ 4 ? : ?-? : xxx W : 7-0 : ntv ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx 2 00\ 6\11 ? : ?-? : xxx W : 4-3 : pan ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx 3 00\ 6\25 ? : ?-? : xxx W : ?-? : klb ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx 4 00\ 7\ 2 ? : ?-? : xxx W : ?-? : ntv ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx 5 00\ 7\ 9 ? : ?-? : plx D : 2-2 : klb ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx W;D;GD ?;?;? ?;?;? ?;?;? ?;?;?

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Garden Little League Soccer : http://www.angelfire.com/space/gis_lls/year2000.htm Links ● Back to Main Page ● SCHOOL YEAR : Sep'2000 ~ Jul'2001

SEASON 1 : Sep'00 ~ Dec'00 ● Teams & Players ● Match Results SEASON 2 : Jan'01 ~ Jul'01

● Teams / Players

● Match Results

SEASON 1 : Sep'00 ~ Dec'00

Co-ordinators : Tammy Kiefer, Grace Charles Yahaya, Marco Kiefer

Referees : Rohan Gray

Photographer : Anton Alers

TEAMS & PLAYERS

YEARS 1 & 2

Team : Clark Hatch Fitness Centre

Coaches : Marco Kiefer , Janet Wong Wedlake

Players : Akshay Mastakar , Daniele Napoletano , Jasmine Paplinski , Rohit Nair , Terrence Gore , Toshiyuki Isato , Looi Xin Hong , Yuri Matsui .

Team : Dynasty Hotel

Coaches : Lim Sue Beng , Stuart Ockenden .

Players : Adam Lim , Adrian Ward , Jason Lee , Jo Jien Lee , Kenta Funahashi , Khevan Somasundram , Mayuko Kanno , Aman Roy .

Team : Melewar Apex

Coaches : Michael Karhiniemi , Joyce Chan

Players : Freddy Gordon , Johan Alexander Khairi , Mark Childs , Nicholas Chan , Shuji Hatada , Skye King , Timo Michael Karhiniemi , Tomas P W Farmer , Yuichi Komiyama.

Team : N T V 7

Coaches : Rob Childs , Selina Farmer

Players : Jordan Grant , Kyohei Sato , Mario Kiefer , Othman Mirzan , Shota Minami , Tanya Alers , Yasine El-Ashmawi , Scott Lim , Sean Lim .

YEARS 3 & 4

Team : BrightMark

Coaches : Christine Alers , Teo Chiang Hong

Players : Abd Aziz Abd Halim , Alex Alers , Amer Salman , Carla Kiefer , Christopher Paplinski , Jordan Brooks , Stanley Tiong , Teo Eng How .

Team : M A A (Malaysian Assurance Alliance)

Coaches : Yahaya T Abdullah, Lee Vun Tsir

Players : Bronzie Kee Jon Wei , Christian Lee , Kaushal Kumar , Mikael T Yahaya , Elana Khyra T Ya'acob , Hamza Tariq Ashraf , Hanson Lee , Irving Tan , Nakisa Gilani , Kim-Trang Ngo

Team : Unisys

Coaches : Jonji Villa, Dr Swee

Players : Andrew Smith , Branden Khong , Carlos Villa , Vuong Ngo , Johnathan Swee , Lana Gray , Leslie Tan Poh Heng , Rohan Katoch , William Buck , Matthew Haslam .

Team : Walls Ice-Cream

Coaches : Denise Baker , Tassos Anastasiades

Players : Alex Trett , Aswan Yap , Farah Dinie Shamshudeen , Jonathan Lee , Masayuki Isato , Nik Kaiza Nik Kamaruddin , Omar Mirzan , Tom Rowlands , George Anastasiades , Gordon Hooi , Katya Baker .

MATCH RESULTS YEARS 1 & 2 # yy\mm\dd - ClarkHatch- -- Dynasty -- -- M.Apex --- -- N T V 7 -- 1 00\11\ 5 ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx 2 00\11\12 ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx 3 00\11\19 ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx 4 00\11\26 ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx 5 00\12\ 3 ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx 6 00\12\10 ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx W;D;GD ?;?;? ?;?;? ?;?;? ?;?;? YEARS 3 & 4 # yy\mm\dd --- M A A --- - Brightmark- --- Walls --- -- Unisys --- 1 00\11\ 5 W : 2-0 : bri L : 0-2 : maa L : 0-3 : uni W : 3-0 : wal 2 00\11\12 W : 4-1 : wal D : 0-0 : uni L : 1-4 : maa D : 0-0 : bri 3 00\11\19 W : 2-1 : uni W : 5-1 : wal L : 1-5 : bri L : 1-2 : maa 4 00\11\26 L : 0-1 : bri W : 1-0 : maa D : 0-0 : uni D : 0-0 : wal 5 00\12\ 3 W :11-3 : wal D : 0-0 : uni L : 3-11: maa D : 0-0 : bri 6 00\12\10 D : 1-1 : uni W : 2-0 : wal L : 0-2 : bri D : 1-1 : maa W;D;GD 4;1;13 3;2;5 0;1;-20 1;4;2

SEASON 2 : Jan'01 ~ Jul'01

Co-ordinators : Tammy Kiefer, Marco Kiefer, Grace Charles Yahaya

Referees : Rohan Gray

Photographer : Anton Alers

TEAMS & PLAYERS

YEARS 1 & 2

Team : Dynasty Hotel

Coaches : Lim Sue Beng , Stuart Ockenden

Players : Adam Lim , Adrian Ward , Freddy Gordon , Rohit Nair , Shota Minami , Skye King , Timo Michael Karhiniemi , Zachary Ockenden .

Team : N T V 7

Coaches : Andrew Gore , Bill Haggart , Michael Karhiniemi

Players : Christopher Chalmers , Jordan Grant , Piyush Talwar , Sean Lim , Shuji Hatada , Tomas P W Farmer , Yuichi Komiyama , Yuri Matsui , Mark Childs .

Team : Transpo Movers (Asian Tigers)

Coaches : Stuart Wedlake , Janet Wong Wedlake

Players : Akashdeep Singh Bajaj , Cameron Tomason , Darren Siah , Eiichi Watada , Gareth Wong Wedlake , Kyohei Sato , Othman Mirzan , Terrance Gore , Looi Xin-Hong .

Team : Walls Ice-Cream

Coaches : Rob Childs , Selina Farmer

Players : Adam Shakor , Akshay Mastakar , Craig Haggart , Kenta Funahashi , Nicholas Chan Jian Ming , Scott Lim , Tanya Alers , Toshiyuki Isato , Mario Kiefer .

YEARS 3 & 4

Team : BrightMark

Coaches : Marco Kiefer , Denise Baker

Players : Alex Trett , Irving Tan , Katya Baker , Nik Kaiza Nik Kamaruddin , Bronzie Kee Jon Wei , Carla Kiefer , Masayuki Isato , Matthew Haslam .

Team : Clark Hatch Fitness Centre

Coaches : Mirzan Mahathir ,

Players : Jiwan Beth , Andrew Smith , Hamza Tariq Ashraf , Omar Mirzan , Ritesh Talwar , Rohan Katoch , Aswan Yap , Christopher Paplinski , Gordon Hooi .

Team : M A A (Malaysian Assurance Alliance)

Coaches : Yahaya T Abdullah , Asmah Yap

Players : Shaun Lim , Jordan Brooks , Mikael T Yahaya , Stanley Tiong , Elana Khyra T Ya'acob , Teo Eng How , George Anastasiades , Vuong Ngo .

Team : Melewar Apex

Coaches : Tassos Anastasiades ,

Players : Jo Jien Lee , Lana Gray , Tom Rowlands , Alex Alers , Kaushal Kumar , Kim-Trang Ngo , Ryo Kitamura , William Buck .

MATCH RESULTS YEARS 1 & 2 # yy\mm\dd -- Dynasty -- -- N T V 7 -- -- Transpo -- --- Walls --- 1 01\ 5\20 L : 1-3 : ntv W : 3-1 : dyn L : 0-1 : wal W : 1-0 : tra 2 01\ 5\27 L : 2-3 : tra L : 1-2 : wal W : 3-2 : dyn W : 2-1 : ntv 3 01\ 6\10 D : 0-0 : wal L : 0-1 : tra W : 1-0 : ntv D : 0-0 : dyn 4 01\ 6\17 W : 2-0 : ntv L : 0-2 : dyn W : 2-1 : wal L : 1-2 : tra 5 01\ 6\24 D : 1-1 : tra L : 0-2 : wal D : 1-1 : dyn W : 2-0 : ntv 6 01\ 7\ 1 L : 0-2 : wal L : 0-1 : tra W : 1-0 : ntv W : 2-0 : dyn W;D;GD 1;2;-3 1;0;-5 4;1;3 4;1;5 YEARS 3 & 4 # yy\mm\dd --- M A A --- -ClarkHatch-- -- M.Apex --- - Brightmark- 1 01\ 5\20 D : 0-0 : cla D : 0-0 : maa L : 1-2 : bri W : 2-1 : apx 2 01\ 5\27 L : 0-1 : apx D : 0-0 : bri W : 1-0 : maa D : 0-0 : cla 3 01\ 6\10 W : 3-0 : bri W : 1-0 : apx L : 0-1 : cla L : 0-3 : maa 4 01\ 6\17 L : 0-1 : cla W : 1-0 : maa L : 0-3 : bri W : 3-0 : apx 5 01\ 6\24 D : 0-0 : apx L : 2-4 : bri D : 0-0 : maa W : 4-2 : cla 6 01\ 7\ 1 W : 2-1 : bri W : 2-1 : apx L : 1-2 : cla L : 1-2 : maa W;D;GD 2;2;2 3;2;1 1;1;-5 3;1;2

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Garden Little League Soccer : http://www.angelfire.com/space/gis_lls/year2001.htm Links ● Back to Main Page ● SCHOOL YEAR : Sep'2001 ~ Jul'2002

SEASON 1 : Sep'01 ~ Mar'02 ● Teams & Players ● Match Results SEASON 2 : Mar'02 ~ Jul'02

● Teams / Players

● Match Results

SCHEDULE dd/mm/yy SEASON-1 dd/mm/yy SEASON-2 09/09/01 Coach Training 16/09/01 Practice #1 23/09/01 Practice #2 30/09/01 Practice #3 07/10/01 Practice #4 14/10/01 Practice #5 10/03/02 Practice #1 21/10/01 Practice #6 17/03/02 Practice #2 28/10/01 Practice #7 24/03/02 Practice #3 04/11/01 Practice #8 14/04/02 Practice #4 25/11/01 Practice #9 (Ramadhan) 21/04/02 Practice #5 02/12/01 Practice #10 (R) 28/04/02 Practice #6 09/12/01 Practice #11 (R) & Grading 05/05/02 Practice #7 13/01/02 Match #1 & Photos 12/05/02 Match #1 20/01/02 Match #2 19/05/02 Match #2 27/01/02 Match #3 16/06/02 Match #3 & Photos 03/02/02 Match #4 23/06/02 Match #4 & Grading 24/02/02 Match #5 30/06/02 Match #5 03/03/02 Match #6 & Awards 07/07/02 Match #6 & Awards

SEASON 1 : Sep'01 ~ Mar'02

Co-ordinators : Grace Charles Yahaya, Denise Evans Baker, Janet Wong Wedlake , Lina Qushair .

Referees : Boo Guo Bin , Sukhdip Singh , Rohan Gray .

Photographer : Geoff Green .

TEAMS & PLAYERS

YEARS 1 & 2

Team : Mango Tree Restaurant

Coaches : Ricky Parlanti , Jeanette Romano .

Players : Annisah Fatima Smith , Cameron Tomason , Juliyan Somasundram , Khevan Somasundram , Max Kadarusman , Nikika Parlanti , Rahul Menon , Sean Romano , Shuji Hatada , Zaid Mujahid , Amrish Nair , Craig Haggart , Liam Haggart .

Team : Marsh Insurance Brokers

Coaches : Manfred Kunth , Lina Qushair .

Players : Adam Shakor , Annoula Xynogalas , Austin Knuth , Bobby Gardiner , Elias Khoury , Jerry Lai , Jonathan Ng , Lachlan Kenneth Smith , Piyush Talwar , Sean Lim , Shotaro Tabata .

Team : M.C.F.F (Malaysian Chinese Fast Food)

Coaches : Mr Singh Bajaj , Rupert Lewis

Players : Akashdeep Singh Bajaj , Freddy Gordon , Joshua Lewis , Kazuki Magome , Marco Zieger , Mohd Amir Zainuddin , Scott Lim , Gan Shen Yin , So Nishikori , Stuart Smith , Amrith Nair , Brandon Hwong .

Team : Transpo Movers (Asian Tigers)

Coaches : Clive Gardiner , Nina Martin

Players : Arjun Menon , Arpan Kapoor , Christoffer Hansen , Giovitto Ang , Hari Gardiner , Karam Puri , Kyohei Sato , Lachlan Ellison , Luis Villa , Shinji Yoshina , Looi Xin-Hong , Kalen Ockenden .

YEARS 3 & 4

Team : Comics Corner

Coaches : Yala Abdullah , Wilson Chan .

Players : Akshay Mastakar , Andrew Smith , Bhavaraju Sreekanth , David Knight , Eichi Watada , Harry Smith , Mikael T Yahaya , Nicholas Chan Jian Ming , Ross Green , Udai Chopra , Kwek Kon Hao , Timo Michael Karhiniemi .

Team : PowerGen

Coaches : Bill Baker , Denise Baker .

Players : Eric Chang , Fraser MacDonald , Hidehiko Seki , Jo Jien Lee Katya Evans-Baker , Kenta Funahashi , Ritesh Talwar , Shota Minami , Stanley Tiong , Yuichi Komiyama , Lana Gray , Christian Aditya Hedwig .

Team : Stoneleigh Capital

Coaches : Stuart Wedlake , Janet Wong Wedlake .

Players : Adrian Ward , Alex Trett , Christopher Chalmers , Daniel Iddin Shaharudin , Daniel Izuddin Shaharudin , Gareth Wong Wedlake , Hamza Tariq Ashraf , Irving Tan , Shafeeq Shajahan , Skye King , Julien Loubet , Zachary Ockenden .

Team : Third Floor Restaurant

Coaches : Lim Sue Beng , Selina Farmer .

Players : Adam Lim , Arman J Smith , Nik Kaiza Nik Kamaruddin , Omar Mirzan , Othman Mirzan , Rohit Nair , Stefano Ang , Terrance Gore , Tomas P W Farmer , Toshiyuki Isato , Natasha Maria Nickl .

MATCH RESULTS YEARS 1 & 2 # yy\mm\dd - MangoTree - --- Marsh --- -- M C F F -- -- Transpo -- 1 02\ 1\13 L : 0-4 : mcf L : 1-2 : tra W : 4-0 : mgo W : 2-1 : msh 2 02\ 1\20 W : 2-1 : msh L : 1-2 : mgo W : 2-1 : tra L : 1-2 : mcf 3 02\ 1\27 L : 1-2 : tra L : 0-6 : mcf W : 6-0 : msh W : 2-1 : mgo 4 02\ 2\ 2 W : 4-0 : mcf D : 1-1 : tra L : 0-4 : mgo D : 1-1 : msh 5 02\ 2\24 L : 1-2 : msh W : 2-1 : mgo D : 0-0 : tra D : 0-0 : mcf 6 02\ 3\ 3 L : 0-1 : tra L : 0-4 : mcf W : 4-0 : msh W : 1-0 : mgo W;D;GD 2;0;-2 1;1;-11 4;1;11 3;2;2 YEARS 3 & 4 # yy\mm\dd --ComicsCor-- --PowerGen--- -Stoneleigh-- --ThirdFlr--- 1 02\ 1\13 W : 5-1 : thi W : 3-0 : sto L : 0-3 : pow L : 1-5 : com 2 02\ 1\20 W : 6-0 : pow L : 0-6 : com D : 0-0 : thi D : 0-0 : sto 3 02\ 1\27 W : 7-0 : sto D : 1-1 : thi L : 0-7 : com D : 1-1 : pow 4 02\ 2\ 2 W : 3-1 : thi W : 2-0 : sto L : 0-2 : pow L : 1-3 : com 5 02\ 2\24 D : 1-1 : pow D : 1-1 : com L : 0-2 : thi W : 2-0 : sto 6 02\ 3\ 3 W : 4-0 : sto W : 3-1 : thi L : 0-4 : com L : 1-3 : pow W;D;GD 5;1;23 3;2;1 0;1;-18 1;2;-6

SEASON 2 : Mar'02 ~ Jul'02

Co-ordinators : Grace Charles Yahaya, Denise Evans Baker , Lina Qushair .

Referees : Boo Guo Bin , Rayhan Arif .

Photographer : El Tai

Helpers : Caroline , Chantel , Daniel , Lucy , Reuben , Shaun .

TEAMS & PLAYERS

YEARS 1 & 2

Team : Mango Tree Restaurant

Coaches : Ricky Parlanti , Clive Gardiner , Peter Gordon

Players : Bobby Gardiner , Christoffer Hansen , Dylan Grobbler , Freddy Gordon , Hari Gardiner , Jerry Lai , Kyohei Sato , Lachlan Kenneth Smith , Nikika Parlanti , Shinji Yoshina , Xin-Hong Looi , Corneill Shan Spaapen , So Nishikori .

Team : Marsh Insurance

Coaches : Rupert Lewis , Jeanette Romano

Players : Adam Shakor , Giovitto Ang , Joshua Lewis , Karam Puri , Kazuki Magome , Luis Villa , Rahul Menon , Scott Lim , Sean Romano , Shen Yin Gan , Stuart Smith , Gregory Tai Seng Leigh , Piyush Talwar .

Team : M.C.F.F. (Malaysian Chinese Fast Food)

Coaches : Richard Lincoln , Mr Nair

Players : Annoula Xynogalas , Arjun Menon , Arpan Kapoor , Cameron Tomason , Elias Khoury , Jules Lincoln , Lachlan Ellison , Sean Lim , Shotaro Tabata , Shuji Hatada , Reuben Rynjah Goh , Amrish Nair , Amrith Nair .

Team : Transpo Movers (Asian Tigers)

Coaches : Mr. Singh , Johan , Manfred Knuth

Players : Akashdeep Singh Bajaj , Austin Knuth , David Natarajan , Imran Johan , Juliyan Somasundram , Khevan Somasundram , Max Kadarusman , Mohd Amir Zainuddin , Samuel Natarajan , Zaid Mujahid , Adam MacPherson , Fraser Barton , Jonathan Ng , Marco Zieger .

YEARS 3 & 4

Team : Comics Corner

Coaches : Yala Abdullah , Nik Harris

Players : Alex Trett , Daniel Iddin Shaharudin , Daniel Izuddin Shaharudin , Kim Hyun Woo , Kon Hao Kwek , Mikael T Yahaya , Nik Kaiza Nik Kamaruddin , Shota Minami , Skye King , Stefano Ang , Terrance Gore .

Team : PowerGen

Coaches : Bill Baker , Denise Evans Baker

Players : Adrian Ward , Eiichi Watada , Gareth Wong Wedlake , Irving Tan , Katya Evans-Baker , Rohit Nair , Ross Green , Shafeeq Shajahan , Toshiyuki Isato , David Chan , Domonic Tai Meng Leigh , Hamza Tariq Ashraf , Hanson .

Team : Stoneleigh Capital

Coaches : Wilson Chan , George Chalmers , Selena Farmer

Players : Akshay Mastakar , Christopher Chalmers , David Knight , Jo Jien Lee , Natasha Maria Nickl , Nicholas Chan Jian Ming , Stanley Tiong , Tom Rowlands , Tomas P W Farmer , Udai Chopra , Zack Cavanaugh , Ritesh Talwar .

Team : Third Floor Restaurant

Coaches : Lim Sue Beng , Rohan Gray

Players : Adam Lim , Andrew Affleck , Eric Chang , Fraser MacDonald , Harry Smith , Hidehiko Seki , Kenta Funahashi , Lana Gray , Omar Mirzan , Othman Mirzan , Sam Barton , Bhavaraju Sreekanth ,

MATCH RESULTS YEARS 1 & 2 # yy\mm\dd - MangoTree - --- Marsh --- -- M C F F -- -- Transpo -- 1 02\ 5\12 L : 0-1 : mcf W : 1-0 : tra W : 1-0 : mgo L : 0-1 : msh 2 02\ 5\19 D : 1-1 : msh D : 1-1 : mgo D : 0-0 : tra D : 0-0 : mcf 3 02\ 6\16 L : 0-2 : tra L : 0-1 : mcf W : 1-0 : mcf W : 2-0 : mgo 4 02\ 6\23 D : 1-1 : mcf W : 2-1 : tra D : 1-1 : mgo L : 1-2 : msh 5 02\ 6\30 W : 2-1 : msh L : 1-2 : mgo W : 1-0 : tra L : 0-1 : mcf 6 02\ 7\ 7 L : 0-1 : tra D : 1-1 : mcf D : 1-1 : mcf W : 1-0 : mgo W;D;GD 1;2;-3 2;2;0 3;3;3 2;1;0 YEARS 3 & 4 # yy\mm\dd --ComicsCor-- --PowerGen--- -Stoneleigh-- --ThirdFlr--- 1 02\ 5\12 W : 3-2 : thi W : 2-0 : sto L : 0-2 : pow L : 2-3 : com 2 02\ 5\19 W : 2-0 : pow L : 0-2 : com W : 4-2 : thi L : 2-4 : sto 3 02\ 6\16 D : 1-1 : sto D : 1-1 : thi D : 1-1 : com D : 1-1 : pow 4 02\ 6\23 L : 0-2 : thi L : 0-1 : sto W : 1-0 : pow W : 2-0 : com 5 02\ 6\30 D : 0-0 : pow D : 0-0 : com D : 0-0 : thi D : 0-0 : sto 6 02\ 7\ 7 W : 1-0 : sto L : 0-1 : thi L : 0-1 : com W : 1-0 : pow W;D;GD 3;2;2 1;2;-2 2;2;0 2;2;0 Penalty Tie Break 1 of 5 3 of 5

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Garden Little League Soccer : http://www.angelfire.com/space/gis_lls/year2002.htm Links ● Back to Main Page ● The Garden Little League Soccer was formed in April 2000 as a non-profit venture. This league was formed for children from Year 1 to Year 4 (for both boys and girls). Although the league is sanctioned by the school, it is actually organised and managed by a group of parents. The league is intended not only to develop their skills in this particular sport but also to enhance their "sportsmanship" and discipline amongst the children involved. More importantly, it is meant to provide an avenue for the children to have fun and enjoy themselves in a school environment. Little League Soccer is held on Sundays. Years 1&2 will play from 9:00am to 10:00am while Years 3&4 will play from 9:30am to 10:30am. The one-hour format for soccer is basically utilised as a half hour of skills training followed by a half hour of playing a soccer match. Currently, there are 4 soccer teams for Years 1&2 and another 4 teams for Years 3&4.

Garden Little League has two soccer "seasons" per year. Basically, the teams are reorganised and players reshuffled every half school-year (approximately every one and a half school-terms). This is done to "equalise" the teams so that they are similarly skilled (ie no dominant teams).

Early on in a season, most of the soccer matches played will be practice games only (where the scores are not recorded). However, the last 6 matches of a season will be proper "league matches" (in these matches, winning does count).

In the event it is raining heavily early Sunday morning (approximately from 8:15am), soccer will be automatically cancelled. The coaches of the respective teams may or may not inform the team players of this. Parents should use their own discretion / judgement or call the co-ordinators to find out.

Please note that the League cannot exist without parents' participation the whole year round. Please ensure your children attend little league soccer every week to ensure continuity of the games. In the event your child has lost interest or would like to drop out for whatever reason, please inform one of the coordinators of this so that a replacement can be made to. Also, if you are going to be absent, please inform your respective coaches or one of the coordinators.

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SEASON 2 : Feb'03 ~ Jul'03

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● Match Results

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Referees : refereename , refereename

Photographer : photographername

TEAMS & PLAYERS YEARS 1 & 2

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MATCH RESULTS YEARS 1 & 2 # yy\mm\dd ---- team --- ---- team --- ---- team --- ---- team --- 1 00\ 6\ 4 ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx 2 00\ 6\11 ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx 3 00\ 6\25 ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx 4 00\ 7\ 2 ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx 5 00\ 7\ 9 ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx W;D;GD ?;?;? ?;?;? ?;?;? ?;?;? YEARS 3 & 4 # yy\mm\dd ---- team --- ---- team --- ---- team --- ---- team --- 1 00\ 6\ 4 ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx 2 00\ 6\11 ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx 3 00\ 6\25 ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx 4 00\ 7\ 2 ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx 5 00\ 7\ 9 ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx ? : ?-? : xxx W;D;GD ?;?;? ?;?;? ?;?;? ?;?;?

SEASON 2 : Feb'03 ~ Jul'03 Co-ordinators : coordinatorname , coordinatorname

Referees : refereename , refereename

Photographer : photographername

TEAMS & PLAYERS YEARS 1 & 2

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YEARS 3 & 4

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● Time Allocation for a session ● Skills Training segment ● Soccer Match segment ● Our Rules & Regulations The aim of the league is to teach the children how to play the game (ie the rules and regulations of soccer).

However, beyond just playing the game, the real challenge is to (a) develop their ball-control skills, (b) help them learn about field-positions, and (c) instil teamwork. These are the elements needed for building an effective team. It's not about winning; it's about team-building!

But above and beyond that, we should always nurture a culture based on (a) safety, (b) fair play and (c) sportmanship. Think of this as a code of conduct. We're not just making better players: We're developing better people!

TIME ALLOCATION Sessions are organised into 2 groups: Years 1&2, and, Years 3&4. Each group is allocated one hour and this is basically broken into 2 separate 30 minute segments:

● 30 mins. - Skills Training

● 30 mins. - Soccer Match

The Year 3&4 group have their skills training during the Year 1&2 group soccer match. So as not to delay the Year 3&4 group matches, it is important for the Year 1&2 group to finish their sessions in a reasonably timely manner.

SKILLS TRAINING

The format for Skills Training is not rigid and is determined by the coach. However, here is a recommended guide:

● 2 mins - warm-up exercises

● 5 mins - Exercise 1 : Close Control - Dribbling, Stopping, Turning

● 5 mins - Exercise 2 : Passing - Distance, Accuracy

● 2 mins - ---break---

● 3 mins - Discussion on Field Positions and Teamwork

● 6 mins - Team Interaction : Fun & Games

● 5 mins - Exercise 3 : Other Skills - Power, Scoring, Heading, Corners, Throw-Ins... etc

● 2 mins - ---break---

Warm Up Exercises :

This is really just stretching exercises which help to avoid injury. Simple stretches are best like touching-your-toes, swinging your arms and standing-on-one-leg.

Close Control :

Dribbling is basically "jogging" with the ball. Using the inside foot sections, just tap the ball from left foot to right foot and back while walking. When they can dribble quite quickly, we move to "dribble & stop" and "dribble & turn". Teach them to stop the ball with their foot on top of the ball. Next, teach them to do a full turn-around by stopping the ball, pulling the ball behind them, and then turning around.

80% of the time, they should dribble using the inside foot section. For some variation, 10% of the time, they should use the front of the foot and, 10% of the time, they should use the outside foot-section.

Passing :

Basically, arrange the children into 2 lines about 3 - 6 metres apart, and make them pass the ball to their counterpart on the other line. The important aspect here is accuracy. Start off at a close distance between the lines but, as they become more comfortable, increase the distance. Let them experiment using the inside foot section or the front of the foot to kick the ball. Both are just as effective so let the children develop their own preferance. For variation, make them use the other foot as well.

Discussion on Field Positions and Teamwork :

Basically we want the children to become accustomed to the names of the different field positions and what each player is supposed to do.

The best tool for this is a pen and a sheet of paper. Draw a rectangle (the field), draw the goal posts at the top and bottom and your goal post is always the bottom. From bottom to top, mark out the goalkeeper, the defenders, the mid-fielders and the strikers. From left to right, explain the area called the left-wing, the centre and the right-wing.

If you have 10 players, you might want to spread them out evenly into a 3-by-3 grid plus goalkeeper.

As a discussion, I like to do something like this : Ask them how to we score a goal, and draw an arrow from the centre-striker into the opposition-goal. Then ask them how that centre-striker got the ball, and draw an arrow from the right-striker to the centre-striker (and draw the same from the left side too). Next, ask then how the right-striker (or left) got the ball, and draw an arrow from the right-midfielder to the right-striker. Then ask then how the right-midfielder got the ball, and draw an arrow from the right-defender to the right-midfielder. Next, ask then how the right-defender got the ball, and draw an arrow from the goalkeeper to the right-defender.

I know this is very simplistic but you are instilling the concept of a game plan. Explain that every player has a role to play, and together this is how a team works. It is important to keep explaining this every session.

Fun & Games :

The league has a few copies of the "National Curriculum : Major League Soccer Camps - Coaches Edition : Munchkins Program" available for coaches to borrow. In it, there are many mini-games you can use to develop soccer skills.

I have made my own game, Soccer Piggy, based on "pig in the middle" or "monkey" which is similar to "catch". Every game needs 3 - 4 players so split the children into groups accordingly. Every game has a "piggy". The object of the game is to pass the ball around without "piggy" getting it. The person who accidentally gave the ball to "piggy" usually becomes the next "piggy". There are special rules for soccer piggy : (a) "piggy" can only walk and can't run, and (b) when a player gets the ball, he/ she can only touch the ball 5 times and then he/ she must pass it.

In the beginning, try to slow the game so that everyone has time to think. Keep reminding them that it is not just up to the player with the ball. The players without the ball really have to make themselves "available" if they want to get the ball.

Other Skills :

This part is really the leftover stuff not covered earlier. This includes skills like throw-ins, corners, tackling. There are a few basic skills to teach like how to kick a ball low and how to kick a ball high and perhaps a using your chest or head on the ball. But beyond that, this part should cover weaknesses you (the coach) sees during the practice games.

You might, for example, find that your players can smoothly dribble and pass the ball all the way to the strikers but discover that they don't know how to score a goal. In this case, just have a few sessions of "scoring a goal" by getting them to kick the ball as hard as they can into a fence. This one always seems to be a favourite.

SOCCER MATCH

There are 2 types of matches : (1) Practice Matches, and, (2) League Matches.

Practice Matches

In a practice match, we basically split the field into 3 zones: defender zone, midfielder zone and striker zone. Obviously, your team's striker zone is the other team's defender zone. During the game, the players must stay within their zone until reassigned. Assign different players to different zones to get a feel for what is required from them. Goalkeepers should also be rotated. Most important is to get the players to spread out within their zone and not clump together.

League Matches

League matches are matches that count toward a team's ranking. Each team will play against every team twice. So if there are 4 teams, there will be 6 league matches (ie your team plays against the other 3 teams twice).

The "ranking" will be decided on the number of wins by each team. If there is a tie, then the tied teams will be ranked by the number of draws. If there is still a tie, then the tied teams will be ranked by goal difference amounts.

For example, team-A and team-B both have 4 wins each while team-C and team-D have only 1 win. There are 2 ties. Team-A and team-B both have 1 draw each while team-C has 2 draws and team-D has none. At this point, team-A & team-B are still tied while team-C is 3rd and team-D is 4th. Looking at goal differences, team-A has a value of 3 (they scored 8 goals and let in 5 goals) while team-B has a value of 5 (they scored 8 goals and let in 3 goals). In this case, team-A is 2nd and team-B is 1st.

By the way, there are no losers in Little League... everyone is a winner. The team ranking also has appropriate awards (given at the awards ceremony):

Rank - Award Name

● 1 - Champion Award

● 2 - Teamwork Award

● 3 - Skills Award

● 4 - Sportsmanship Award

RULES & REGULATIONS

● Pitch Size : one quarter of the existing pitch at the school field

● Goal Size : 3.6 metres wide and 1.2 metre high. In the absence of full goals, we will use cones to mark the posts. Goals can be made narrower (esp. for younger children) but not narrower than 2.5 metres. Referees should check that goals are the same size.

● Duration : Game = 24 minutes ; made up of 2 halves of 12 minutes each with a 5 minute break in between.

● Players : In any match, both teams will have the same number of players on the field at the same time. If one team has less players than the other, then the other team should drop the number of players to match but also rotate players (perhaps at half-time) such that every member gets to play.

● Substitutions : Unlimited number of player substitutions can be done throughout the game. Please signal to the referee prior to doing so.

● Kick-Off : The game is always started with a kick-off at the centre of the halfway-line. This also occurs after any goals or after half-time. Defending players should be at least 4m from the spot.

● Offside : There is NO offside in the game.

● Ball Out : When the ball goes out beyond the sidelines, how the ball is re-inserted into play again will depend on the Year-Groups:

- Year 1 & 2 - restart the game with a Kick-In (not a Throw-In).

- Year 3 & 4 - restart the game with a Throw-In.

Before the ball is re-inserted into play, please ensure that defending players are at least 4m from the spot.

● Goal-Kick : [This occurs when the attacking team causes the ball to goes beyond the end-line] Before the goal-kick is taken, please ensure that defending players are at least 4m from the placed ball.

● Corners : [This occurs when the defending team causes the ball to goes beyond the end-line] Corners are kicked in (as per tradition). Before the corner-kick is taken, please ensure that defending players are at least 4m from the placed ball. The ball placement should not be further than 0.75m from the corner.

● Penalties : In the event of any fouls or other interruptions, all awarded penalties shall be "indirect free kicks" ; the ball cannot be directly kicked into goal. For indirect free-kicks, the ball should not be placed nearer than 4m from any goal-post. Before the free-kick is taken, please ensure that defending players are at least 4m from the placed ball.

● Misconduct : Misconduct and purposeful fouls should be discouraged and referees should issue warnings. In the event of continuing misconduct or refusal to follow instructions, referee may "send off" offending player for 3 minutes.

NOTE :

- The referee has to always demonstrate consistent and unbiased decisions. But regardless of the outcome or circumstances, the referee is always right.

- The conduct of the team's players, supporters etc., are the responsibility of the relevant coaches.

STANDARD MEASUREMENTS (for Comparison)

Basically, Little League uses appx half the width and appx half the length of a standard field (ie. quarter pitch). To simplify measurements, Little League uses half of any standard distance (where practical). Below are the accepted standard measurements for Soccer.

FIELD SIZE ● A typical school soccer field fits within a 400m running track. Length = 100m : Width = 63.66m. However, variations are acceptable within certain limits.

Acceptable Field Size ● Length = 90m ~ 120m (100yd ~ 130yd) : Width = 45m ~ 90m (50yd ~ 100yd).

International Field Size ● Length = 100m ~ 110m (110yd ~ 120 yd) : Width = 64m ~ 75m (70yd ~ 80yd).

FREE KICK ZONE ● Before the free-kick is taken, defending players must be 9.15m (10yd) away from the ball (free-kick spot).

CENTRE CIRCLE ● Radius = 9.15m (10yd)

GOAL SIZE ● Width = 7.32m (8yd) : Height = 2.44m (8ft)

GOAL AREA (Box) ● Length = 18.29m (20yd) : Width = 5.49m (6yd) {area from which Goal-Kicks are taken}.

PENALTY AREA (Box) ● Length = 40.23m (44yd) : Width = 16.46m (18yd) {area where Goalkeeper can use hands to hold ball}.

PENALTY MARK (Spot) ● Distance = 11m (12yd) from Goal-Line (centred)

PENALTY ARC ● Arc is drawn outside Penalty Area using radius of 9.15m (10yd) centred from the Penalty Mark.

CORNER ARC ● Radius = 0.91m (1yd)

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● How to Start & Manage your own League ● Sample Registration Form ● Grading & Sorting Players into Teams ● Sample Letterhead ● Sample Standard Letters How to Start & Manage your own League

The beginning reference point is the school itself: You will require the blessing/ permission of the school. In addition, you will need the school's permission to use their field(s). A regular day and time will need to be set when the school isn't using the field(s) but convenient enough for the parents/ children to attend.

You will need to estimate items like (a) How much should each child pay? (b) How many children will join? (c) How many children in each team? (d) How many teams will there be? (e) How many sponsors do you need to obtain? (f) How much should each sponsor pay? This is needed to arrive at a feasible budget. You will then need to find out the cost of equipment (diff. size soccer balls) and the cost of outfitting a child (usu. T-shirt with printing, shorts & socks). If you intend to give out prizes / trophies, you need to budget for those items too.

Meet the school's Accounts Department to arrange for separate accounting. In general, any sponsorship cheques should be made payable to the school. You will need to keep a Cash-Book of expenses and receipts. Perhaps every quarter, you will need to hand-over the receipts to the Accounts Dept and obtain an updated Balance. Keep a Petty Cash box. Large amounts of excess cash (if any) should be handed over to the school.

If possible, ask the school for some storage space (preferably near the field).

Sample REGISTRATION FORM

GARDEN LITTLE LEAGUE SOCCER

REGISTRATION FORM

PLAYERS SUBSCRIPTION FEE : {_Amount_} per year

SCHOOL YEAR : {_StartMonth_ ~ _EndMonth_}

For above period, the

child will be in Year#

Name of Child

Name of Parent(s)

or Guardian

Contact Numbers

Date of Birth

: Year

OUTFIT SIZES

xS - 28

S - 30

M - 32

L - 34

xL - 36

T-Shirt

Class

I would like to

volunteer as...

Coach

Co-Coach

Referee

Helper

position

Shorts

I enclose herewith the Subscription Fee (non-refundable) payment of amount...

Cheques to be crossed and made payable to "{_Garden International School_}"

Whilst I realise that the school will ensure to take every reasonable precaution, I confirm that I shall not hold {_Garden International School_}, the Management or Organisers of the {_Garden Little League Soccer_} responsible for any loss, damage and/ or injuries suffered directly or indirectly as a result of playing in {_Garden Little League Soccer_}. In the event of an emergency that requires treatment and where the parent or caregiver is not present, {_Garden Little League Soccer_} will take my child to {_Name Of Nearest Hospital_} and make every attempt to contact me on the telephone number(s) that I have provided them.

I have read and fully understood the above,

Date :

. . . . . . . . . . .

Signature :

. . . . . . . . . . .

GRADING & SORTING Players into Teams

The reason for grading and sorting players is to assemble teams which are more or less equal in terms of skill level. To achieve this, the players have to be graded in an objective manner. For Little League Soccer, a simple system of points can be used as follows :

POINTS - SKILL LEVEL 5 pts - Outstanding 4 pts - Above Average 3 pts - Average 2 pts - Below Average 1 pts - Very Poor

For Little League Soccer, there are only a few skills/ aspects which are relevant and need to be graded :

SKILL/ ASPECT IMPORTANCE/ WEIGHT a. Dribbling Important b. Kick Power Important c. Pass Accuracy Important d. Heading & Chesting Half e. Running Endurance Less f. Attitude Less

Skill/ Aspect (e) & (f) can be omitted to save time because they are less important and fairly subjective.

In Garden Little League Soccer, grading is done by setting up 4 skill-stations to individually assess Dribbling, Kick Power, Pass Accuracy and Heading/ Chesting. Each skill-station will have a skill-assessor [an adult]. The children are organised into 4 groups (each group will have a group-head [adult]). Each group is in turn taken to each skill-station.

The skill-assessor at each station will award the points. The group-heads carry around the Grading Assessment Forms for their group and write down the points given. Having finished all 4 skill-stations, the group-heads then assess the individual children in their group for Running Endurance and Attitude.

SKILL-STATION SET-UP

DRIBBLING - This is set up with 6 cones or markers laid out about 1 metre apart in a straight line. The children are expected to dribble the ball between the cones (slalom). Generally, children can this with little mistakes but sometimes at a very slow pace. The combination of accuracy and speed is the indicator of their skill/ ability.

KICK POWER - Set up a start-point with 2 cones or markers about 1 metre apart. Place the ball in between and ask each child to kick the ball as hard as they can. We are only looking at power here (not accuracy).

PASS ACCURACY - Set up a start-point (as above). About 6 metres away, lay out 8 markers in a line about 0.5m apart and ensure that the middle gap [between 4th & 5th markers] is centred with the start-point. The aim is to kick the ball through the middle-gap. The ball through the middle-gap gets 5 points; through the next outer markers [btwn 3rd & 6th markers] gets 4 points; throught the next outer markers [btwn 2nd & 7th markers] gets 3 points; through the extreme end-markers gets 2 points, and; outside of the end-markers gets 1 point.

HEADING/ CHESTING - This is where the skill-assessor just marks a set distance for the children to line up. The skill-assessor then slowly throws the ball for the child to "head" back to the assessor. Then the assessor slowly throws the ball for the child to "chest" back to the assessor.

Sample LETTERHEAD

Date

Attn

Tel

Fax

Re.

{_address line1_}

{_address line2_}

{_address line3 postcode_}

{_address line4 region_}

{_designation_}

Co-ordinator

{_name1_}

{_name2_}

{_name3_}

Fax

Contact

{_tel1_}

{_tel2_}

{_tel3_}

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{_Contents_}

Sample STANDARD LETTERS

This section contains sample texts for the following standard letters :

a. SPONSORSHIP LETTER - to potential sponsor

b. THANK YOU - to Sponsor & to forward Receipt

c. INVITATION - to Sponsor for Awards Ceremony

- - - SPONSORSHIP LETTER - to potential sponsor

{_Garden Little League Soccer_} (of the {_Garden International School_})

Sponsorship of Soccer Team for Sports Outfits and Kit

We write to seek sponsorship from your organisation and we would like to present the following information on the subject for your perusal.

The {_Garden Little League Soccer_} was formed in {_Month Year_} with the approval of the school and is a non-profit league. Although sanctioned by the school (the league uses the school's fields plus other facilities), {_Garden Little League Soccer_} is managed and operated by a group of parents on a voluntary basis. The League's intent is to help develop the children's soccer skills, teamwork and sportsmanship as well as provide an avenue for the children to have fun and enjoy themselves in a safe school environment.

As a non-profit venture, monetary contributions are needed to enable continuity of the event. In this regard, the school has given permission to some of the parents to seek sponsorship to help pay for the team outfits which include T-shirts, shorts, socks as well as sports equipment.

This year, there are {_eight (8)_} different teams which are available for sponsorship. Currently, the league applies to children (boys and girls) from {_Year 1 to Year 4_} organised as follows:

Group No. of Teams Weekly Session {_Year 1&2_} {_4 teams_} {_Sundays; 9:00am to 10:00am_} {_Year 3&4_} {_4 teams_} {_Sundays; 9:30am to 10:30am_}

We, therefore, wish to seek your kind consideration to be the sponsor of a Garden Little League Soccer team, for a duration of one (1) school year, the details of which are as follows:-

A. Sponsorship Amount : {_Amount_} for 1 school year B. Soccer Seasons : 1. {_StartMonth_} to {_MidYrMonth_} 2. {_MidYrMonth_} to {_EndMonth_} C. Benefit to Sponsor : Sponsor's logo* will be placed on T-shirts.

* note - Sponsors to provide company logo in bromide with reference colours (pantone).

Please make your crossed cheques payable to "{_Garden International School_}" and contact any one of the {_Garden Little League_} co-ordinators to arrange for its collection.

We would be most grateful if the cheques could be remitted before {_DeadLine Date_}. It would also be most helpful if you could hand over your logo materials (for printing on the T-Shirts) at the same time.

We look forward to your esteemed organisation's contribution in terms of sponsorship of the {_Garden Little League Soccer_} team. Apart from the obvious benefits to the children, this would also provide excellent exposure for your company.

Should there be any queries, please feel free to contact any of the co-ordinators.

Thank you.

---------------------------------

{_Name Of Co-ordinator_}

If you are agreeable to sponsor a team, please acknowledge this letter by signing it below and re-faxing it to us at {_Contact Fax Number_}.

From:

Yes, I would like to sponsor a team.

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Signature

- - - THANK YOU - to Sponsor & to forward Receipt

{_Garden International School Little League Soccer_}

Team Sponsorship of Sports Outfits and Kit

I refer to the above subject matter and am pleased to confirm receipt of your contribution towards the {_Garden Little League Soccer_} Team. Please find enclosed the formal receipt from {_Garden International School_} confirming your sponsorship.

As you are aware, your contribution shall be fully utilised for the outfits of one of the teams in the League, which include T-shirts, shorts, socks and sports equipment. This sponsorship shall be for the period of one (1) school year, from {_StartMonth_} to {_EndMonth_}.

We are also pleased to inform you that we are in the process of finalising the Games Schedule for next Season, beginning {_StartMonth_}. This shall be distributed upon completion.

On behalf of {_Garden International School_}, the parents and children involved with the League, I wish to formally thank you for your cooperation and contribution towards making this event a success. We thank you again for providing an opportunity for the children to enjoy themselves and have fun in their school environment.

Thank you.

{_Name Of Co-ordinator_}

- - - INVITATION - to Sponsor for Awards Ceremony

{_Garden International School (GIS) Little League Soccer_}

End of Season ~ Finals & Awards Ceremony

On behalf of all the parents and children involved in the {_Garden Little League Soccer_}, we wish to thank you once again for your kind sponsorship this year. As you are aware, your contribution is utilised for the team's outfits for two (2) "seasons" (ie one school-year),which include T-shirts, shorts, socks and equipment.

The {_Garden Little League Soccer_} is pleased to formally invite you to :

"End of Season {_#_} ~ Finals & Awards Ceremony" on {_Event Date_} at {_Event Start Time_}

We hope that you (or a representative from your esteemed organisation) will be able to attend this event to personally present the awards to your team players together with the team photographs.

It would also be our honour to present to you a momento from the League at the end of the ceremony as a token of appreciation for your kind contribution and co-operation.

If you have any corporate or related souvenir items you would like to present to your team members, please also bring those items on that day.

If you would like to watch the games on that day, please arrive before {_MatchStart Time_}.

Kindly provide confirmation of your attendance, or provide us the name of your selected representative (if applicable), as soon as possible. Should there be any queries, please do not hesitate to contact any of the co-ordinators as listed above.

Thank you.

{_Name Of Co-ordinator_}

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