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European Soccer School of Excellence - World Class Soccer Program - Roman Tulis - Greater Vancouver, BC, Canada: Not Classified
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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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| 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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| Tulis School Founder Goes Full Circle |
By Yvonne Zacharias, Vancouver Sun December 5, 2009
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Niall Cousens and Roman Tulis
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From the Burnaby-based Roman Tulis European Soccer School of Excellence, players have gone around the world to fly across fields, flash the Canadian colours on foreign soil and make their mark. But it is Tulis’s latest export, a tall, strong player named Niall Cousens that has the Czechoslovakia-born coach awash with pride and reflecting on a career of growing European-style soccer players on Canadian soil. “It’s very difficult to get a Canadian kid into any serious soccer country because we are not considered a soccer nation,” explained Tulis, 54, during an interview in the Coquitlam home he shares with his wife, Danka.
In many ways, Cousens’s signing with Slavia Praha’s U-19 team has brought Tulis full circle.
It has brought back a flood of memories of his homeland and created a special bond between coach and player. There are many good soccer players in Europe, but in Tulis’s eyes Cousens is different. “He has been training with me for 10 years. He looks like a European player. That is very important.”
Such serendipity couldn’t come at a better time for Tulis, who is in the fight of his life against cancer. Tulis set up the trial for Cousens through a Slovakia connection. Such is the reputation of this coach who physically left what was then Czechoslovakia in 1987, but whose European soccer ties are still deeply embedded within him. Not that he picks up the phone for just anybody. Tulis guards his reputation in the soccer world as carefully as a crown prince guards his royalty. “When I pick up the phone, the player is good,” said Tulis. “I never send anyone who is not good.” Having relocated himself, he knows the type of adjustments Cousens is going through. Tulis has done his best to prepare his student.
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| Upcomming Soccer Camps |
Our Spring Break Soccer Camp and our Summer 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 for both camps! Sign up early; we sell out very fast!
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| Tulis School Founder Goes Full Circle - orig |
By Yvonne Zacharias, Vancouver Sun December 5, 2009
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Niall Cousens and Roman Tulis
(Photograph by: Bill Keay)
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From the Burnaby-based Roman Tulis European Soccer School of Excellence, players have gone around the world to fly across fields, flash the Canadian colours on foreign soil and make their mark. But it is Tulis’s latest export, a tall, strong player named Niall Cousens that has the Czechoslovakia-born coach awash with pride and reflecting on a career of growing European-style soccer players on Canadian soil. “It’s very difficult to get a Canadian kid into any serious soccer country because we are not considered a soccer nation,” explained Tulis, 54, during an interview in the Coquitlam home he shares with his wife, Danka.
In many ways, Cousens’s signing with Slavia Praha’s U-19 team has brought Tulis full circle.
It has brought back a flood of memories of his homeland and created a special bond between coach and player. There are many good soccer players in Europe, but in Tulis’s eyes Cousens is different. “He has been training with me for 10 years. He looks like a European player. That is very important.”
Such serendipity couldn’t come at a better time for Tulis, who is in the fight of his life against cancer. Tulis set up the trial for Cousens through a Slovakia connection. Such is the reputation of this coach who physically left what was then Czechoslovakia in 1987, but whose European soccer ties are still deeply embedded within him. Not that he picks up the phone for just anybody. Tulis guards his reputation in the soccer world as carefully as a crown prince guards his royalty. “When I pick up the phone, the player is good,” said Tulis. “I never send anyone who is not good.” Having relocated himself, he knows the type of adjustments Cousens is going through. Tulis has done his best to prepare his student.
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| Summer Soccer Programs |
DATES & LOCATIONS
Our Summer Soccer Program
is for all levels of players who want to get more enjoyment from the sport of soccer.
Our focus is on skill development and new techniques used every day in Europe. Our goals for each student are to learn new skills and to improve those they already have, and to learn how to make the best of their newly found skills with every team on which they play.
We have developed an outstanding curriculum. We believe that the value of a soccer school is only as good as its instructional staff. It is their purpose to "teach", not just to let the kids play. Roman has chosen his staff very carefully to fulfill this purpose with each and every student. Our coaching staff offers many years of soccer experience in all phases of the game. Please join us this summer!
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| Book your Summer Soccer Camp NOW ~ We fill up fast! |
Roman Tulis European Soccer School Of Excellence Summer Soccer Program
is for all levels of players who want to get more enjoyment from
the sport of soccer.
Our
focus is on skill development and new techniques used every day
in Europe. Our goals for each student are to learn new skills and
to improve those they already have, and to learn how to make the
best of their newly found skills with every team on which they play.
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| Talent Day: April 1, 2007 |
Talent Day is an open try out session for interested players from all around the Lower Mainland who want to show off their talents and vie for a spot in our full time training program. All players who participate in our Talent Day will be carefully considered for the school.
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| Congratulations |
Congratulations to our 2004 School Boy/Girl Award winners
- Kent O’Connor,
- Alexander Marrello and
- Paige Adams
and to all of our players for continuing to be “The Best That (They) Can Be”.
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| Following The Ball |
South Delta Leader Newspaper
- March 28, 2002
Roman Tulis European Soccer School of
Excellence, and Delta youth soccer player,
Nathan Li, has recently come back from a
10-day stint in Panama with Canada's Men's
Youth Under-17 Development
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| UEFA Symposium 2002 |
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This past fall Roman was invited by UEFA to be a guest at their annual coaching symposium in Europe. This was Roman's third invitation to attend this coaching symposium. Past symposiums, which Roman has attended, have been held in Wembley Stadium in London, England and in Frankfurt, Germany. This symposium, which this year was held in Roman's homeland - Bratislava, Slovakia, is organized by FIFA & UEFA. This year 60 countries from all around the world participated in this "by invitation only" world-class event. Only national team coaches and technical directors from all across Europe, and a handful of honored guests from a few countries around the world were invited to attend.
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| RTESSE - Soccer Shorts |
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Midfielder, Kevin Harmse has just recently been invited to play in the junior system in Portugal following in the footsteps of former Tulis alumni, Nilton Terrosso who has played in Portugal for the past 5 years. Kevin, who was awarded the 2000 "Tulis School Boy Award, was also part of the U-18 Canadian National Team this past summer.
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