The Sorenson Center Sports Staff is pleased to introduce you to our blog.

We have created this blog to keep you up to date with information about exciting upcoming programs and events. We hope this blog will help you be better informed about program times, dates, and fees. This blog will also be a resource for coaches, parents, and participants of our program. We will be frequently posting practice ideas such as drills, games, conditioning, as well as ideas on how to promote sportsmanship. We look forward to your following of our blog, and please contact us with any suggestions of content to better suit your needs.

Saturday, October 31, 2009

Jr. Jazz 2009-2010 Season

Bounce Back Into Basketball


The Sorenson Center 2009-2010 Jr. Jazz program is now open for registration. This program will run from November 17th, 2009 to Febuary 20th, 2010. Due to the high demand of this program we have been forced to create a cap number of 350 particpants. We urge participants to register as soon as possible to reserve their spot in this years program. The last day to register for this program is Friday, November 6th. If you have any other questions please contact a memeber of the sports staff.

Monday, October 26, 2009

Championship Saturday

For All The Marbles

The 2009 Fall Soccer Season is now over, and it ended in dramatic fashion. Saturday was filled with dynamic match ups and concluded with two championship matches. The 3-4th grade championship match highlighted the two league powerhouses Snarks and Inter Milan. This game was close in the first half with Milan scoring the first goal, and Snarks holding them scoreless until half time. Snarks came out ready to play in the second half and scored the equalizer in less than a minute. Milan toughened up and scored the go ahead goal just 2 minutes later, which took the wind out of Snarks sails. Milan continued on the offensive, and with 3 minutes left Snarks were called with a hand ball in the penalty box which lead to a goal scored on a penalty shot. This was the final result, 3-1 in favor of Inter Milan.

The 5-7th grade Championship Match was a different story. The easiest way to describe this match was that it was a heavy weight boxing match. Each side giving big blows to the other, and then a KO! Team Galaxy came ready to play and score 2 straight goals, and everyone thought Galaxy was in route for a blowout, but team Real had other thoughts. Real rallied back and scored 2 straight goals to tie it up right before the half. After the half this game turned into a defensive struggle, and came down to the last minute and finally with less than 30 seconds left in the match, Galaxy put one in the back of the net to seal their Championship run.

Congratulations to all players and coaches that participated in this years soccer season. We look forward to seeing you in early March for Indoor Soccer.

















Monday, October 19, 2009

Final Week of Soccer Upcoming

Final Week (Oct 19th-24th)

We are now entering the final week of the season and emotions are running (and kicking) high! With only two games remaining, the league championship is up for grabs. Tuesday and Wednesday games (Semi-Finals) will determine the Championship matches that will take place Saturday morning. It has been an incredible season and we are sure to have an exciting finish as every team has a chance to vie for the "Champion" title. As a reminder we will be distributing team and individual photos in addition to league awards directly after the games on Saturday. Participants, thank you for your dedication during this season, and we look forward to seeing you during the 2009-2010 Jr. Jazz Basketball season.

Monday, October 5, 2009

Week 3 2009 Fall Soccer

Brrrrrrrr.... Its Cold

It was a bitter cold week for our young soccer players at the Sorenson Center. Wednesday the 30th was exceptionally cold, and we even experienced light snow. We learned some new techniques on low shots, and we had a great time on the soggy field. We'd like to make note that we had over 35 participants that showed up that night, which was one of the coldest practice days I can remember. We would like to applaud all those that toughed out the cold weather and made it to both practice and the game this week. We maybe experiencing more cold weather throughout the season, and we want to make sure your participants are taking full advantage of practice, but in a safe and warm manner. Here is a link to a website that has ideas on dressing your kids for soccer on cold weather days.

How to Best Dress for Youth Soccer in Cold Weather


We had an incredible week for sportsmanship, and we'd to again thank our coaches for their support of the sportsmanship initiative

Week 3 Sportsmanship Value: Respect

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