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2011 Madison Soccer Club Scholarship Winners
Each June at Madison High School's...
Madison Travel Alumni Play Key Role on HS Championship Team
8 members of the NJAC Independence Division...
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT CONCUSSIONS
Soccer is a contact sport in which there is...

2011 Madison Soccer Club Scholarship Winners

posted 12/22/2011

Samantha Ciccone and Eric White - 2011 Madison Soccer Club Scholarship Award Winners

Each June at Madison High School's Senior Banquet, the Madison Soccer Club awards a scholarship to a graduating senior from both the boys and girls soccer teams. In June 2011, awards were presented to Samantha Ciccone and Eric White. We wish Samantha and Eric well in college and thank them for being part of Madison's Soccer program for many years - both at Madison High School as well at the travel/recreation level.
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Madison Travel Alumni Play Key Role on HS Championship Team

posted 11/29/2011

Madison HS Juniors: Allie Meyer, Emily Beaman, Jill Lennon, Meghan Calcaterra, Natalie Wynne, Catlin Noto, Katie von der Linde, Lauren Young

8 members of the NJAC Independence Division and North Jersey Section 2 Group 2 champion Madison HS girls varsity team grew up playing soccer in the Madison Travel Soccer program. They were teammates for many years on the Madison Magic coached by Rich Meyer & Bill Beaman and trained by Mike Chipoletti.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT CONCUSSIONS

by posted 03/21/2011

Soccer is a contact sport in which there is a risk of concussions. Concussions in soccer are most often caused by the player's head making contact with another player or the ground - heading the ball carries minimal concussion risk.

Please use the links below to open helpful documents from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention which answer the following questions:

What is a concussion?
What are the signs/symptoms of a concussion?
How can you help your child prevent a concussion?
What should you do if you think your child has a concussion?

Concussion Facts for Parents
Concussion Facts for Players

Madison Soccer Club would like to make parents and players aware of headguards (example from Full 90 shown above) which can be used to reduce the probability of concussions by up to 50%. If you are interested in purchasing a headguard, please contact Madison Soccer Club's equipment manager Mike Chipoletti at .


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