Tryouts are
June 1st & June 15th
@ 9:00 am
Triple Creek Park
Go to
www.gallatinsoccerclub.org
for time or weather
updates
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Room
WKONA Classic - May 2013
U9 Boys – Finalists
U10 Girls – Champions
U12 Boys – Champions
Cookeville Rotary Tournament - April 2013
U9 Boys – Champions
U10 Girls – Finalists
Stones River Spring Tourney – March 2013
U9 Boys – Champions
U10 Girls - Champions
WhiteHouse Spring Tourney – March 2013
U12 Boys – Finalists
U9 Boys - Finalists
WhiteHouse Fall Tourney – October 2012
U-9 boys - Champions
U12 Boys – Finalists
TUSC Adidas Cup (Fall) – Sept. 2012
U12 Boys – Champions
U10 Girls - Champions
Jackson Wolves Classic – August 2012
U12 Boys – Champions
U10 Girls – Finalists
U9 Boys – Champions
U9 Girls – Champions
Stones River Tournament – August 2012
U12 Boys – Finalists
et to know our
occer
oaches
Head Coach Lee Kelley
A 1994 Graduate of Gallatin HS. Lee started
playing competitive soccer at the age of 6
in Louisiana. Upon moving to Tennessee at
the age of 12, he was on Gallatin’s first
Select Travel team “The Breakers”. At the
age of 16-18 he was selected for the
Tennessee ODP Team.
During his time playing for Gallatin High
School, he was a 4yr starter for the varsity
soccer team and lettered all four years.
Selected to All District and All State Teams
during his Junior & Senior yrs. Received a
Div. 1 Athletic Scholarship to University of
Memphis.
Lee has been coaching competitive soccer
since 1997. Currently has National D
Coaching License
and looking to progress.
Asst Coach Justin Roberts
A 2012 Graduate of Gallatin HS. Justin was a 4 yr
starter on the GHS Varsity Soccer team. A two time
selection for the District 9AAA All District team, 2012
District 9AAA Offensive MVP, 2012 All State.
Currently holds a USSF “E” License
Head Coach Coy Boazman
A 1990 Graduate of Stonewall
Jackson HS in Virginia. Coy
relocated to the Nashville area
from Houston, TX in January
2010. He began coaching in
Clarksville, leading the
Clarksville Impact 01 Boys as
well as the 99 girls teams to
four successful seasons and
several titles. In 2012, Coy
moved to Gallatin where he is
currently Head Coach of both
the 03 and 04 Lady Rangers as
well as Assistant Coach for the
01 Ranger boys. Currently
holds a USSF National Youth
License as well as a Tennessee
State D License.
Asst Coach Josh Gaillard
A 2012 Graduate of Gallatin HS. Josh was on the
GHS Varsity Soccer team for 4 yrs and a starter for 2 yrs. A
2012 All District team member and a DAL award winner.
Currently holds a USSF “E” License
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions...
Q: What is the difference between "select" soccer and recreational soccer?
A: The term "select" comes from the process of putting a team together by a "selection process"
known as tryouts. There are no tryouts for recreational soccer. Select teams play other select teams
and do not play recreational teams,
Q: When and Where are tryouts held?
A: Tryouts are held at Triple Creek Park on June 1st & June 15th. Players should plan to attend both
sessions for maximum skill observations. Tryout times TBD. Check the Gallatin Soccer Club website
www.gallatinsoccerclub.org for updates.
Q: How are players evaluated at tryouts?
A: Players participate in a series of drills to highlight their individual soccer skills. Scrimmages are
formed to show player abilities in game situations. All players are given a number to identify them and
their skills are recorded as that player by number not by name.
Q: Who evaluates the players?
A: Head Coaches & asst. coaches of the select soccer club and qualified and experienced HS soccer
players will evaluate players.
Q: How are players selected?
A: "Select" soccer is a team of players that have been selected on the basis of performance at tryouts.
These players are not necessarily all the best players but individuals who may compliment others to
make up the best team.
Q: What is the cost for a GSC Rangers player?
A: Fees range from $1000.00 to $1500.00 per player,per calendar year and can vary based on roster
size and tournaments played. ( uniforms , field equip,and tournament fees are included in the fee
range) . Other miscellaneous expenses such as food and transportation are the responsibility of the
player and parents. Sponsorships and/or fund-raising is welcomed to offset expenses.
Q: How will select soccer prepare a player for a high school team?
A: Being a member of a select soccer team requires dedication from both players and parents. It is the
responsibility of the coach and the parents to keep select soccer fun and enjoyable as well as promote
excellent soccer play. Players who enjoy participating at the advanced and competitive level will be
better prepared to play in high school. Generally, 80% to 100% of high school soccer team starters
played select soccer. Although some select teams play occasionally in winter and summer, sports such
as baseball, volleyball, track and basketball are commonly played by select players with little or no
conflict.
Q: When is the soccer season and how much travel is done?
A Youth select soccer, U-9, U-10, U-11, U-12, U-13 & U-14 is played in spring and fall. Out of town
games and/or tournaments are determined by the Head Coaches and discussed with the teams
accordingly. High school students play select soccer in the opposite season of THSSA soccer. That is
high school girls play select in the Spring, boys play select in Fall.
Q: What age is required to start at the select level?
A: Tryouts are for both boys and girls from the ages of U9 through U18.
*Check the Gallatin Soccer Club website (www.gallatinsoccerclub.org) for tryout updates*