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Goalkeeper training

RYSA will sponsor two, one-hour basic training sessions for kids playing keeper for their RYSA teams. This is a co-ed training session open to all u10 and u13 players of the league. The first session begins at 5pm and the second begins at 6pm. At the end of each one-hour session, players should take away basic keeper knowledge and techniques that will set them up for success to them defend their goal and have fun playing! This is free event, coached by a former college goalkeeper. ⚽️When : Friday, April 8, 2022

⚽️Start Times : 5pm and 6pm ⚽️Where : open field at Cielo Grande Park (u10-u13 fields)

⚽️Who : u10 and u13 RYSA players interested in playing goalkeeper position

 
 
 

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