LYSA Office Closed Saturday
The LYSA Office at Kentucky Indoor Soccer & Sports (KISS) will be closed all day, Saturday, February 25.
Someone will be available to help you if needed Friday evening, Feb 24 from 6-10 PM and Sunday Feb 26 from 10 am - 6 pm.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact me at this email address.
Nina O'Leary
LYSA Office Manager
LYSA Office OpenOur office is open on the weekend!!
Gompper Scholarship Applications Due June 7Kentucky Youth Soccer has awarded John and Sue Gompper Founders Scholarships in excess of $27,000 for students planning to attend a post secondary educational institution (PSEI) since 2009. The basis for awarding of the scholarships will be community service and giving back to the game. Participation in soccer at the collegiate level is not a prerequisite. Last year our own Coach Katie Luy was a scholarship recipient! Annie Dunbar Named TOPSoccer Region II Buddy of the Year
Matt Vogel (LFC Boys Competitive Coach) and Annie Dunbar (TOPSoccer Buddy) were named US Youth Soccer Region 2 Award winners and will be recognized at the US Youth Soccer Awards Gala in February in Boston. Both of them were named Kentucky Youth Soccer Award Winners at the Kentucky Youth Soccer Association Annual General Meeting in August. By being named Regional Award Winners, they have the opportunity to be named National Winners in February. Annie will compete against the winners from the three other regions. Dunbar is pictured at the KYSA Awards Ceremony in Lexington with Tim Turney (left) and Jessie Birdwhistell (far right). Region 2 states are Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio North, Ohio South, South Dakota and Wisconsin. CONGRATULATIONS ANNIE!!!! Blue Thunder B Team Wins Gold at State
Three Special Olympics soccer teams -- one each from Lexington, Louisville and Northern Kentucky -- captured state championships on Saturday, Nov. 5, at the 2011 Special Olympics Kentucky State Soccer Tournament. Held at Central Park in Florence in Northern Kentucky, the State Soccer Tournament was making it's solo debut after being a part of the annual State Summer Games in Richmond since the sports was made a part of the Special Olympics program. And in that first year, the Tournament produced some of the closest competition in Special Olympics Kentucky History.
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