Minutes from LISC
Board Meeting
January 20. 2003
7:30 – 9:00
Present: Charles Tabb, Amy Hall, Trey Bradberry, Joe Seeley,
Mike Wingo, and Jan Weyhenmeyer
Absent: Robert Baird and Jon Foreman
- All
meetings will be 1˝ hours and usually held from 7:30 – 9:00. Meetings will
continue to be held at Mike Wingo’s house. Agenda items should be
forwarded to Jan at least one week prior to a regularly scheduled meeting.
- Amy
Hall will be Director of the 2003 Fall Cup. She reported on the 2002 Fall
Cup and plans for the 2003 tournament.
- Six
area hotels still owe money from 2002.
- Amy
has sent letters requesting rooms to be reserved for the 2003 tournament
weekend. She is hoping to increase the number of reserved rooms for the
2003 tournament.
- While
people liked the t-shirt vendor, the club did not make that much money
from the sales. Our contract with the vendor has expired so other options
will be explored.
- A
post office box will be opened exclusively for the Fall Cup. The director
will have the key and make daily trips during the summer and the fall.
- The
tournament director needs help recruiting high caliber teams. She
requested help from the Director of Coaching and from the club coaches.
- Parent
reps and Fall Cup reps are needed now to volunteer to help plan and recruit
others for the 2003 tournament. Job descriptions have been written for
the chairperson of each committee.
- Walkie-talkies
will be used instead of phones if we are able to find a supplier who will
lend them to us. The phones did
not work well and it is harder to find a lender.
- The
application for 2003 Fall Cup is online.
- We
had many problems with David Gire during the last three tournaments at
least. Therefore, a new assignor is being recruited.
- Trey
reported that the USSF is changing how youth soccer is organized. The
changes will take place 09-01-03 but current players will not be affected.
Six year olds will now play 3 x 3, 7-8 year olds will play 4 x 4, 9-10
year olds will play 6 x 6, and 11-12 year olds will play 8 x 8. This new
structure will allow more players to play without the stigma of premier
and classic labels.
- Five
and six year olds will practice and scrimmage on Saturday mornings.
- Coaches
are needed. Some coaches are coaching more than one team again. The Girls
U14 team needs a coach. Del Armstrong will do goalkeeping training. John
Herriott did a good job and the club will pay him a $1000.00 again.
- Charles
is still researching and exploring options for land acquisition. He will
meet with the subcommittee. He also needs official approval for some of
the ideas he is exploring.
- Delinquent
dues were briefly discussed. The club needs a registrar to keep better
track of players. It was suggested
that sign-up nights be used to register players and collect dues. The
baseball organizations use this method with success.
- Elections
will be help in April.
- The
next meeting will be February 10, 2003 from 7:30 –9:00 at Mike Wingo’s
house.