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The mission of the Coginchaug Soccer Club is to promote the game of soccer within the towns of Durham and Middlefield and to provide a positive soccer experience for all Club participants. The Club will promote the development of coaching and individual player skills to enhance team play and the overall soccer experience. The Club will emphasize fun at all levels of play, good sportsmanship, physical fitness, healthy attitudes and teamwork.
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2008 High School Scholarship to be awarded by the Coginchaug Soccer Club
This spring, the Coginchaug Soccer Club will be awarding two High School Students a $1,000 merit scholarship. One to a male candidate and one to a female candidate based on their application and essay which must be postmarked no later than May 15, 2008.
The high school candidate must meet the requirements as stated in the 2008 Coginchaug Soccer Club Scholarship Guidelines, fills out the 2008 Coginchaug Soccer Club Scholarship Application and submits a 300 word maximum essay on "What Soccer Means To Me", which will be review by the Coginchaug Soccer Club Scholarship Committee.
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Spring Schedules and Field Schedule
Welcome to the Coginchaug Soccer Club Spring 2008 season.
2008 Field Schedule
2008 Team Schedules

Attention Parents
Parents, we need your help as coaches and assistants for all ages.
Yes! You can help. Please e-mail the club registrar to volunteer.

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The In House program is operated in the Fall for adults/children who want to be involved in soccer but not revolve their weekends around soccer. 
It is an excellent opportunity to have a child/adult test their desire to be active in the program.
There are only Coginchaug Soccer Club travel teams in the spring due to a large number of children wishing to play only Little League.
The In House leagues are: Clinic (Grade K), Micro (1-2), Intermediate (3-5) and Senior (6-8).
All leagues are expected to be coed except the Intermediate.
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Travel teams play in the Fall and Spring. A travel team is a commitment of time and funds.
Travel teams practice once or twice a week and have 1 or 2 games per weekend. Schedules are subject to change throughout the season.
There are two levels of Travel Teams - Recreation and Competition. As the names imply, different levels of opponents and rules govern the matches. There could be tryouts for Travel Teams. In the spring, U-9 through U-19 players can participate in the Travel program. We form enough female/male teams as coaches and players permit. Travel Teams can form as early as the U-9 age level. Do not sign up your child for the Travel Program if you anticipate personal obligations keeping your child away from practices and games. Children may be cut from the team if they can not meet the obligations.
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