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Minimally, the OSA should ask that teams participating in their highest levels of competition under their jurisdiction meet the same requirements that they are asking of these new programs.

After several years of unsuccessfully applying to the Ontario Soccer Association for official recognition, SAAC, a national association of privately owned, soccer skills teaching schools or academies, has been voted into the fold.

This Week’s Guests: Bjorn Osieck technical director of BC Soccer Association and Squizz from Some Canadian Guys.

Bryst Staff Coach, Steve Payne, has been hired by the Australian Football Federation as the Technical Director/Game Development Manager for Tasmania. Steve will start his new fulltime position on September 1.

Should we allow the provinces to continue to oversee player development, or should we look to implement an academy system similar to the one south of the border?

Bryst International will compete in the Ontario Soccer League Under 21 Regional Division South Conference in 2009

Marty Beall of High Point University and Leto Alibaruho of St Andrews College will be part of the training and evaluation program for Bryst International’s Top Dogs summer camp in July.

The Montreal Impact announced Monday the start of a soccer clinic in Italy, from July 4 to 12, in Florence.

The ANB Academy has announced its first international ID scouting camp from May 8 to 10.

Soccer Academy Alliance Canada (SAAC), a not-for-profit incorporated association representing Canadian soccer academies and schools has released its 2009 program details.