On Saturday, August 21, David Ficklin, the Vice President of Development for OnGoal/KC Wizards took a group of youth soccer coaches on a tour of the new stadium construction site. OnGoal/KCW are truly building the best ever American Soccer stadium, bar none. WOW.

If you have not yet made plans to purchase season tickets for 2011, you are going to miss out on an amazing opportunity to be a part of a major revolution in the enjoyment of professional soccer, anywhere. Check out www.kcwizards.com for more information. The season tickets are VERY reasonable and once the stadium opens next June, the demand will be insane.

Thanks, David for a great tour and your hard work and vision on this project. Your efforts are truly appreciated.

The Sedalia Soccer 305 Spin 2nd annual swim party was a huge success. Thank you to Bobby Hayden for organizing a fabulous pre-season team event for all the U10 and U11 boys and parents. Everyone had a great time. Thanks to Chris Wallen, our Grillmaster and everyone else that contributed to this event that the boys will probably never forget. It was a tremendous pre-season team building event and loads of fun.

The Sedalia Soccer 305 Spin U11 schedule has been posted for the KC Metro A1 divsion.

The Sedalia Soccer 305 Spin U10 schedule has been posted for the KC Metro A1 divsion.

Sam Pierron from the Kansas City Wizards will be at El Tapatio on Tuesday, August 17, between 11:30am and 1:30 pm with information on season tickets for the Kansas City Wizards 2011 season which will be in their new soccer specific stadium. There will be giveaways and special discounts for season ticket purchases.

Purchasing season tickets for the Wizards is a great deal and this will be the best chance to get the best seats for the new stadium. This WILL BE the best soccer specific stadium in North America. Don’t miss out!

Players from the Sedalia Soccer U10 and U11 teams attended the Kansas City Wizards v Toronto FC game on Saturday, July 31. In addition to a fun tailgate and a great win over TFC, we had 8 players and 2 brothers of players participate in the initial trial of the Cerner HealthEAthletes Program. The players received their gear for the trial and then got to go on the field and were recognized at halftime during the Wizards game.

These players will wear a special Activity monitor at least one hour per day for the next 30 days. They will upload this data via their computer to their website portal which will keep track of all the data. It will also allow each particpant to compare their progress with the other players in the program. Particpants can also initiate challenges with other players.

Cerner is headquartered in Kansas City and is one of the largest medial/healthcare software companies in the world. Their ownership are the main owners in OnGoal, the company that owns the Kansas City Wizards.

The boys also particpated in the 94.9 radio Stuff the Bus program on saturday night, donating school supplies to benefit the City Union Mission.