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Upcoming events for the next 180 days
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 | Upcoming Summer Soccer Camps |
 
Our Summer Soccer Programs are for all levels of players who want to get more enjoyment from the sport of soccer. Training emphasis is on individual technique, team play, and sportsmanship. The program is specifically designed to provide players with the opportunity to improve their skills. Our goals for each student are to learn new techniques, to improve the ones they already have, and to make the best of their newly found skills with every team on which they play. These camps also serve as tryouts for our full time program.
Registration is now open; sign up early; we sell out very fast!
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| Players in the News June 2010 |
 June 2010 - The first annual Roman Tulis Memorial Alumni Game could not have asked for better conditions. The sun was shining, the temperature was ideal and over 150 people where on hand to take in the game. Throughout the years, many young boys and girls have been a part of the Roman Tulis Soccer school, and on this day over 30 of them returned as adults to pay homage to a coach that touched all their lives, with more players on the sideline due to injury.
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| Players in the News March 2010 |
Tulis Built An Unmatched Soccer Legacy
One of B.C.'s most successful coaches succumbs to cancer
BY YVONNE ZACHARIAS, VANCOUVER SUN
Roman Tulis, whose elite Burnaby-based soccer school turned out top-flight players both at home and around the world, died Thursday night after a long battle with cancer.
The Czechoslovakian-born immigrant, who was in his mid-50s, was surrounded by family.
Tributes began pouring in Friday for the man who did so much to boost the game in B.C.
Whitecaps president Bob Lenarduzzi praised Tulis for professionalizing coaching in Vancouver.
Through his soccer academy, "he paved the way for what has ended up being a lot more people making a career out of the game here in B.C." Lenarduzzi particularly admired the way Tulis stayed away from petty infighting. "I always found him to be a really class act. He seemed to rise above the competitiveness of the coaching fraternity," said Lenarduzzi. "He did his thing. He did it quietly and he did it very well. He was just a really pleasant fellow. Whenever you saw him, he had a smile on his face. He didn't want to argue about politics in soccer. He just wanted to coach."
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| Players in the News February 2010 |
U-13 Dana Cup Champions Receive Award from City of Burnaby
As the U-13 Tulis girls prepare for their upcoming soccer tournament in Sweden and Denmark this coming summer, the City of Burnaby took time to recognize the accomplishments of Tulis’s 2009 boys group who brought home the first place trophy from Denmark’s prestigious tournament last year. On February 15, 2010 Burnaby Mayor Derek Corrigan, presented the Roman Tulis U-13 boys, the 2009 Dana Cup Tournament Champions with an award to recognize their huge accomplishment.
Mayor Corrigan also presented the Roman Tulis Soccer School with an award which read, “In recognition of your many years of dedication and commitment to youth soccer. On behalf of the Burnaby City Council and the citizens of Burnaby, thank you for promoting sport and excellence and for teaching our youth to be the best they can be.”
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