RSC 365: Tuesday, September 23 (Day No. 117)

                           

(This time of year is the always the busiest for our club because it requires us to wrap up our current season while also preparing for next season by finalizing budgets, coaching appointments, and roster offers. Throw in a few potential changes in Maine's club soccer ecosystem and a big change to age groupings across the U.S. next year, and the next 365 days could be topsy-turvy for our club with a small margin of error. Here's documentation of the upcoming 365-day stretch between now and May 27, 2026.)

• Updated our club's website, so that the page listing homegrown players who are playing collegiate soccer is current

Maine Soccer Roadmap: Wednesday, September 24 (Day No. 248)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(This series is the documentation of a 365-day project to help develop more local and regional soccer clubs in Maine, help improve the connectivity among new and existing local and regional clubs in Maine, and cultivate a more purposeful and accessible local --> regional --> state developmental pathway for all of Maine's soccer stakeholders.)

Didn't do any work related to Maine soccer.

Total Time: 0 hours

Total Time: 265.25 hours

Daily Miles: 0 miles

Total Miles: 4,411.7 miles

Related: Now is a Good Time to Reimagine Maine Soccer (December 11, 2024) 

Countdown: Wednesday, September 24, 2025

 

Tally: Tuesday, September 23, 2025

 

Headlines: Midcoast Villager Charts New (and Old) Course

Midcoast Villager:

A new cafe opened on Mechanic Street in Camden earlier this year. The Villager Cafe offers delicious breakfasts, salads, sandwiches and baked goods, but that’s not what makes the new restaurant distinctive. Owned by the proprietor of the Midcoast Villager, whose newsroom is housed in the same building, the Villager Cafe is an innovative approach to develop as a space to convene community and exchange news--while eating and drinking.

Project 250: Tuesday, September 23, 2025

(A project to lose 25 pounds by March 28, 2026)

RSC 365: Monday, September 22 (Day No. 116)

                          

(This time of year is the always the busiest for our club because it requires us to wrap up our current season while also preparing for next season by finalizing budgets, coaching appointments, and roster offers. Throw in a few potential changes in Maine's club soccer ecosystem and a big change to age groupings across the U.S. next year, and the next 365 days could be topsy-turvy for our club with a small margin of error. Here's documentation of the upcoming 365-day stretch between now and May 27, 2026.)

• Attended a high school boys' game featuring two schools among our club's core communities
• Talked with one of our club's coaches about the upcoming season
• Texted with another one of our coaches about an upcoming meeting