2010 SYL TRYOUT RESULTS
U9 through U12 Developmental Rosters Released April 19th, 2010

Congratulations to all 2010 Richmond Kickers’ Super League selected players.
Selected players are listed by the 1st initial of their 1st name followed by the 1st initial of their last name then by date of birth. Example: Tyrone Smith; TS 01.01.95
Accepted players have 48 hours from the posting to accept the position to guarantee their spot on the roster. Acceptance is not complete until the deposit and uniform payment (if needed) are received.
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GOAL KEEPER TRAINING
Summer 2010
Goal keeper training for the 2010 Richmond Kickers Super Y League players is as follows:
| Age Group |
Dates |
Times |
| U9 to U12 |
Jun 17, Jun 24, Jul 1, Jul 13, Jul 22, Jul 29 and Aug 5 |
5 p.m. to 6 p.m. |
| U13 to U15 |
Jun 17, Jun 24, Jul 1, Jul 13, Jul 22, Jul 29 and Aug 5 |
6 p.m. to 7 p.m. |
KICKERS BOYS RANKED SYL FIRST 11
United Soccer Leagues recently announced the Super Y-League First and Second 11 Club rankings for the 2008 regular season, recognizing the Richmond Kickers Boys one of the top competitive and administrative clubs. The Kickers program ranked eleventh on the First 11 list in the Boys category after taking Second 11 honors in both the overall Clubs and Girls categories in 2007.
Tampa, FL – (Thursday, October 23, 2008) – United Soccer Leagues recently announced the Super Y-League First and Second 11 Club rankings for the 2008 regular season, recognizing the Richmond Kickers Boys one of the top competitive and administrative clubs. The Kickers program ranked eleventh on the First 11 list in the Boys category after taking Second 11 honors in both the overall Clubs and Girls categories in 2007.
The Super Y-League launched the First and Second 11 Ranking System in 2005 with the top clubs ranked from 1-22 in three categories: overall, boys and girls. The extensive growth of the USL Super-20 League in the past three seasons has led to the inclusion of the under-20 league in the ranking process. The rankings are based primarily upon the on-field results. Winning percentage accounts for 70 percent of the score while minimum standards and operations complete the other 30 percent. 
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