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Girls’ soccer time

23/07/2009

THE Cardinia United Junior Soccer Club is inviting girls aged between 12 and 15 years of age to be part of a new all girls’ Under-15s soccer team.
The club currently has over 100 members aged from 5 to 14 years . In the Under-14 age group are several girls who are keen to continue to play the world game, but need to form an all-girls team in order to compete at Under-15 level in the coming season.
Girls in this age group are invited to attend a free ‘come and try’ girls only training session at the Lakeside Primary School Reserve, Shearwater Drive, Pakenham, this Sunday at 10.00am.
The session will be an opportunity for girls to meet current and new players, make new friends and have a go to see if this game is for them.
A member of the highly successful Melbourne Victory’s Female Squad will also be in attendance. For further information call the club on 0488 110 448.

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