Hi,

I've just started playing Futsal and I've receive some conflicting
rules with regards to the game. I've tried surfing the internet for
answers but to no avail. Perhaps I could get some feedback from you.

1) Are players (both defending or attacking) allowed to be the 'd'
area?
2) If they are, can an opposing player shoot towards goal in the 'd'
area?
3) From the "goal kick"/throw of the keeper, can the player pass it
back to the keeper? Meaning, can there be back passes? And how many
are allowed?

Thanks in advance & regards

Cheers mates!!!

Full Editorial -> http://www.futsalonline.com/commentary.html

Changes are needed at U.S. Futsal. In fact, they're way overdue

U.S. Soccer needs to drop its laissez faire attitude and take a
serious look.

I originally started futsalonline.com in order to advocate futsal and
cover its growth in the U.S., but most of the time I've been covering
the growth of futsal everywhere except the U.S.

The U.S. Futsal Federation conducts a so-called national tournament
every year, and U.S. pro indoor off-the-wall leagues send U.S. teams
to international tournaments, but, aside from that, there's almost
nothing going on in with futsal the U.S.

I originally started writing about futsal in the early 1980s when I
serving as associate editor of Soccer America Magazine. I saw some
futsal games in the San Francisco Bay Area, thought it was a great
sport and still think it's a great sport.

I talked about the game with Osvaldo Garcia, the original president
of the U.S. Minisoccer Federation, which later became U.S. Futsal,
and wrote as much as I could about the sport.

The current president and chief executive officer of U.S. Futsal,
Alex Para, was a support person at that time, performing
administrative duties for the Minisoccer Federation.

Full Editorial -> http://www.futsalonline.com/commentary.html

The 2002 US Nationals schedule now posted on www.futsal.org. Check
out the time of the games and the opponents of our Bay Area Teams.
Good Luck to all the teams representing the Bay Area of California.
See you in Las Vegas!

Just over a year ago, the Futsal World Championship took place in
Guatemala. It was a huge success in every respect, and as a direct
result, Futsal continues to make astonishing progress, winning more
fans and becoming more and more professional.

utsal fans look back fondly on the tournament, and on the final in
particular. The culmination of the fourth Futsal World Championship
was reached on 3 December in the sold-out Domo arena in Guatemala
City. 7,500 passionate fans witnessed a classic encounter between
Spain and Brazil, with the Iberians winning a dramatic match 4-3. It
was the first time in the history of the championship that Brazil had
not triumphed.


Action from the final of the FIFA Futsal World Championship 2000
between Spain and Brazil (4-3). Photos: Dan Motz

The players fully enjoyed playing in the championship, and their
enthusiasm was more than matched by that of the entire Futsal
community. Guatemala 2000 was an extraordinary event. It was
organised to perfection, and the atmosphere in the two arenas in the
capital city (Domo and Teodoro Palacios Flores) was red-hot. Nearly
100,000 fans witnessed the 40 games – a new record for a Futsal
World
Championship. The 16 teams treated us all to some wonderful games,
scoring a hatful of goals along the way. The level of play continues
to improve, and teams and officials alike could only praise the whole
event, impressed as they were by the radiating warmth of the
Guatemalans.

"The last World Championship did wonders for our sport and has helped
us to take enormous strides forward," said Víctor Beceiro, who is
in
charge of Futsal at FIFA.

Beceiro admitted to being overwhelmed by the positive reaction to the
tournament in Central America. Guatemala 2000, and the inaugural two-
day Futsal seminar with about 100 participants, has helped the sport
reach new levels of popularity around the world. Futsal is currently
played competitively in about 100 countries, and most of them are
using FIFA's guidelines and concept to move the game in the right
direction.

READ FULL STORY HERE: http://www.fifa.com/Service/MR_A/33526_E.html

Stephen Finn:
U.S. Pros Should Switch to Futsal

futsal-english newsgroup

Myself and two other members of the Irish futsal fraternity are
trying to organise a trip to Madrid for the Real Madrid event. It
promises to be a great learning experience, I'll fill you in on my
findings.

By the way, on Futsal Planet there is an interesting piece of news on
the US finally hosting a futsal international against Mexico and
Canada. They've got their squad together.

This could be a first step on the road to the MISL seriously
considering switching to futsal. To be honest I can see no reason why
they shouldn't switch as soon as possible.

Indoor Soccer US-style is rubbish to watch and I honestly believe the
market that follows it would soon convert to futsal if it was
packaged right.

They probably were first attracted to Indoor Soccer because it gave
them the chance to see a version of Pro-soccer, whether that was
using walls or not probably doesn't really matter and the fact is the
ball disappears from view quite often the lower your seat is in the
stand so futsal would clearly be better for spectators.

As for the MISL, surely they would benefit more from developing real
relationships with Brazilian and Spanish futsal. We'd start sorting
the men from the boys then and futsal would probably have the third
power it needs to freshen things up a little.

Am I being unrealistic? Is it possible or pie in the sky? The point
is that indoor soccer is now facing a crossroads. MISL and WISL are
combining, which makes sense. However, they operate under different
rules already so it would seem that now is the perfect time to throw
the adaption of FIFA rules into the equation.

The USSF does not appear to have any real influence over the indoor
soccer ruling group and so it seems that they will muddle along doing
things their own way without ever having a serious debate on where
they are going and how they could make things better.

Tradition is a crutch for cowards to cling onto. It gives people an
excuse for not changing anything. for taking brave steps that may
lead to ultimately better rewards. Of course I'm speaking with a
sense of bias, futsal is my game not indoor soccer. However I have a
friend, Chris Hamilton, who played indoor soccer for Cleveland Crunch
a few years ago and played futsal with our Irish team that played in
the Dynamik Cup in Slovakia and he really felt that futsal is far
superior to Indoor Soccer, from a tactical and technical point of
view.

Perhaps the futsal community in the US need to try and stimulate a
think-tank meeting with the USSF and Indoor Soccer power-brokers
present to discuss a real business plan for marrying the two codes.

Applications are due April 14, 2002 and this will be the last day to
join the 2002 Cal. Futsal State Cup. If you need any forms, you can
download some at californiafutsal.org or if you have any questions
regarding the state cup contact Dan Proctor at 1 707 528 6828. Hope
to see your team there!

The final two teams are set to compete for the 2002 SF Rec. and
Park Futsal League Championship- World United vs. DiBufala.
      First Place World United defeated the BGC of San Francisco 8-5
in an exciting game. The BGCSF took an early 2-0 lead then by the end
of the first half, World Utd. scored 3 goals to end the first half 3-
2. In the beginning of the second half, BGCSF scored 3 quick goals to
take the lead 5-3 but from then on it was all World United showing
why there are one of the best teams in the US. World United scored 5
unanswered goals to win the game 8-5.
      Second place DiBufala defeated Bola Preta in the other playoff
game to advance and play World United.
      Both teams faced each other during the regular season and World
United was victorious 10-8 in a close battle. DiBufala had a 3 goal
lead(7-4) with 3 minutes remaining then World United came back and
answered with 6 goals to win the game. Should be a classic!

The top four teams are set for the playoffs and the first place
World United will face the U-19 National Futsal Champions- Boys and
Girls Club of San Francisco tonight at 7pm. World United went
undefeated through out the season while the 4th place BGCSF lost
their last 3 games to all the 3 Brazilian teams. World United hopes
to maintain undefeated and once again crown it self champion of San
Francisco. The first match between the two was won by World United 8-
4.
      In the second game of the playoffs the second place Di Bufala
will face Bola Preta who climbed the standings week by week and found
it self in 3rd place by season end. Di Bufala hopes to defeat Bola
Preta and once again face World United as they have in numerous of
times in the San Francisco Futsal League. The first meeting was won
by Di Bufala by 6+ goal difference.
      All playoff games will be played at St. Marys Rec. Center in the
city of San Francisco, come and join the excitemnet of Futsal at its
best as the top 4 teams of San Francisco face off to see who is this
years 2002 City Champion. For more info log on to futsalleague.com
for complete stats on the SF Futsal League.

Forwarding note from Alessandro Corticelli:

"Hi, my name is Alessandro Corticelli and i'm an italian futsal
player; i'm writing to you because i'd like to contact my former
teammate Milivoje Simeunovic but i don't know where he's playing now!
He's slovenian, aged 25, he played in Italy (Firenze c/5 and
Teraxitalia Bologna) and Russia (one of Moscow's teams) and somebody
told me he's playing in USA now; do you have any information about
him? Thanks for your help. - Alessandro Corticelli"

Subj:
Date: 3/22/2002 2:51:10 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: emilo.barco@... (Barco Emilo J Amn 4
CES/CEOER)

          Hello, my name is Emilio Barco , I live currently in NC,
Iam in the Air Force. Well the reason Iam writting to you is that I
was born
and raisied in Cali Colombia S.A  where we play nothing but micro
futbol as
we call it back home, and  Iam very intersted in trying to play for a
pro
team , or even the national team , i know i got what it takes , and
you can
be sure Iam not here to waste your time or the team. please give me
some
feedback . Airman Emilio Barco U.S Air Force

Forwarded Message
From: "Kevin Zammit" <kzrun001@...>
To: timsheldon1@...
Subject: Fwd: Discipline tactics and fitness
Date: Fri, 08 Mar 2002 10:13:48 +0000

>Subject: Discipline tactics and fitness
>Date: Thu, 7 Feb 2002 14:44:56 +0100
>
>Hi,
>i form part of a very good futsal team in Malta (Europe). We ve been
>unbeaten since august and also won the Maltese league with seven
wins
and
>just a draw. My only problem is whether we are using the right
tactics
in
>the game. we often play with two at the back a midfielder and an
attacker,
>but obviously we all attack/defend when neccessary. Could you please
send
>us some tips on tactical discipline on the field of play. we also do
a
lot
>of fitness training but i would also appritiate if you send us some
>important fitness exercises and maybe some futsal tactics that we
can
>practice.
>
>Thanks for your attention
>Yours in sport
>
>Kevin Zammit

Dan Proctor(President of the Cal. North Futsal Ass.) has officially
set the State Cup for the last weekend of April in the old naval base
in Alameda, Ca. There is a posssibility that the tournament might a
regional tournament, which will be great because teams from west
coast states(Oregon, Arizona, Washington, and so on) will be
competing in the tournament. More information to follow. Start
preparing for the tournament as the State Cup will be likely be
better than before.

Attachment: Forwarded Message

From: "Kevin Zammit" <kzrun001@...>

To: timsheldon1@...

Subject: Discipline tactics and fitness

Date: Thu, 7 Feb 2002 14:44:56 +0100



Hi,
i form part of a very good futsal team in Malta (Europe). We ve been
unbeaten since august and also won the Maltese league with seven wins
and just a draw. My only problem is whether we are using the right
tactics in the game. we often play with two at the back a midfielder
and an attacker, but obviously we all attack/defend when neccessary.
Could you please send us some tips on tactical discipline on the
field of play. we also do a lot of fitness training but i would also
appritiate if you send us some important fitness exercises and maybe
some futsal tactics that we can practice.

Thanks for your attention
Yours in sport

Kevin Zammit

Standings are now available thanks to Decio and Luis A. at
futsalleague.com. There you will find the standings for all the age
categories both boys and girls including adult. Visit the website and
find out how your team is doing and find out about upcoming
tournaments as well.

The US Futsal Nationals has been moved a week
ahead. The reason is because all the youth will not be
out of school till June 6 or 7 which would have
conflicted the availability of various teams. This is set
date according to Alex Parra and no more changes will
be made. Mark your calendars and get ready for the
Elite tournament of the year in the city of Las Vegas,
Nevada. For more info. and applications visit Futsal.com.

The 2002 State Cup will held the last weekend of
April. The event will take place at Alameda, California
in the Old Naval Base. Applications will be out
within the next couple of weeks, all that is needed is
an approval by the facility which is looking good to
go. For more information visit californiafutsal.org
and email Dan Proctor. I will keep you posted of any
changes.

From: James Oman
&lt;joman@...&gt;<br>Subject: Futsal (5-a-side Indoor
Soccer) Tournament -
Orlando, Florida USA<br>Organization: Soccer Sensations,
LLC<br>The Futsal Challenge at Disney's Wide World of Sports
Complex, Orlando, Florida USA<br>May 18 -19,
2002<br>Futsal®, FIFA’s official 5-a-side indoor soccer game, is
the biggest soccer skill developing game and is
taking the United States by storm. Experience the
exhilaration of competition at the elite youth and amateur
international Futsal® tournament in the United States combined
with the magic of the WALT DISNEY WORLD® Resort at The
Futsal® Challenge.<br>Teams are invited from around the
world to compete in the following age
divisions:<br>Boys: U10, U12, U14, U16, U19, Men’s Open <br>Girls:
U10, U12, U14, U16, U19, Women’s Open<br>* Team
registration fee is $325. <br>* Each team will play at least 3
full Futsal® matches/20-minute halves.<br>* Official
FIFA Futsal® Laws of the Game enforced. <br>* Team
Rosters are limited to 12 players.<br>* Sanctioned by the
U.S. Futsal Federation.<br>Note: Matches may begin on
May 17, 2002 depending on team availability.

This Sunday and Monday is the start of the SF Rec
and Park JC Futsal League. All youth games will be
played on Sundays in the day while the Adult Divisions
will be played on Monday nights. There are a variety
of age categories in the league and some of the very
best teams to play Futsal which will make this league
one of the best leagues in the country. If you would
like to find out about any team or age division please
call Luis Azucena 415-554-9529 for assisitance.

I spoke with Dan Proctor(President of the
California-North Futsal Association) and he has not yet confirmed
a date for the State Cup. He is waiting on approval
for facility use, and the two locations which he has
interest in is the Old Naval Base in Alameda, Ca. or
Vallejo,Ca. Till then there is no confirmed date. You can
visit californiafutsal.org and email Dan for more info.

Does anyone know about a futsal tournament in April in Alameda, CA?

In an exciting Futsal exhibition game, played at
Kezar Pavilion in San Francisco, the Boys & Girls Club
of San Francisco, current U-19 National Champions,
defeated MACSA of San Jose (9-2). MACSA is the current
Adult Men's National Champions.<br>The game was part of
the Opening Ceremony of the IV Jose Coronado Futsal
League, which will start on January 27th and run through
April. The referees were Luis Azucena and Roberto
Magellan.<br>The Jose Coronado League is one of the most important
leagues in the US, since it has the participation of
5-time National Champions World United, as well as other
powerful teams, such as DiBufala, Boys and Girls Club of
San Francisco, and Bola Preta. Sunset Soccer has been
together for over 15 years, playing at the University of
California Medical School, in San Francisco, where futsal is
one of the main sports, played quarterly.

The 2002 US Futsal National Championship is set
for Las Vegas, Nevada on June 6-9. Teams who are
interested in participating can go to futsal.com for more
information or call Nelson Cabrera at 445-5488 for futher
assistance.

check macsasports.org for the schedule for the futsal tournament in San Jose
sponsored by MACSA. Directions are posted as well. Good Luck!!

The MACSA Futsal Classic tournament still has a
few openings for teams left but time is running out.
They need a boys under 16 and 14 to complete that
division. So if you know of any team within that age
catergory please let them know of the MACSA Classic. Also
Refs are needed for the tournament. For those who are
supporting the tournament a big Thank You and lets work
together to make the sport bigger.

From: "Robert Luft" <robluft@...>
<br>To: "Joe Hrgovic"
&lt;jhrgovic@...&gt;,<br>"Fred Boylan" &lt;futsalfred@...&gt;,
<br>"Charlie
Cuzzetto" &lt;charlie_cuzzetto@...&gt;,
<br>"Jim Richardson" &lt;jim_richardson@...&gt;
<br>Date: Tue, 20 Nov 2001 07:52:59 -0500 <br>Even if one
does not understand Portuguese, one can see how big
this tournament is: 760 teams, 10 divisions, 923
games, 7,494 goals, average of 8.11 goals per game, 32
gyms. <br>Anybody ready to travel to Brazil?<br>
<br>VIII Copa Topper de Futsal <br>A VIII Copa Topper de
Futsal movimentou 760 equipes, divididas em 10
categorias. Promoveu 923 jogos, totalizando 7.494 gols, uma
média de 8,11 gols por jogo. Foram utilizados 32
ginásio<br><br>Foram entregues no evento 1.150 bolas, 430 pares de
tênis para futsal, 88 troféus e 1.000 medalhas. Em
dinheiro a Topper deu aos campeões um total de R$
8.500,00<br><br>A abertura aconteceu no dia 11 de agosto, no
Ginásio Poliesportivo Mauro Pinheiro, no Ibirapuera. O
encerramento se deu no dia 20 de outubro no Ginásio
Poliesportivo de São Bernardo do Campo.<br><br>A organização é
da Bola Cinco Promoções, e a Topper ainda teve apoio
da Ford, Unib, ESPN Brasil, Segasp, F.P.F.S.,
S.E.M.E. e S.E.T.<br><br><br> Fraldinha Revendedores
<br>Pré-Mirim Feminino Prata <br>Mirim Feminino Ouro
<br>Infantil Masculino Prata <br>Infanto Masculino Ouro <br>
<br><br>Topper já trabalha para próximo ano<br>Novamente a Copa
Topper fez grande sucesso de público e participantes.
Como acontece anualmente, as equipes já estão ansiosas
para a próxima edição. E a Topper se orgulha disso,
diz o gerente de Marketing Esportivo, Gilberto Alves.
<br>"Mais uma vez, nesses oito anos, a Topper se sente
honrada e contente, não só pela copa, mas pela evolução
das equipes. Quando a gente vê essa garotadinha
jogando já vale pra Topper", disse Gilberto.<br><br>E a
Copa está no planejamento para o próximo ano. "A
batalha não é fácil. Dentro do nosso plano de marketing
está a copa. No mínimo a gente vai manter o que foi
feito neste ano. Até gostaria de aumentar, mas as
coisas estão difíceis", avalia o gerente.<br><br>E
também está contando com as parcerias para 2002. "Elas
ajudam na medida que você vê que são parceiros fortes. É
importante pelo nome que elas têm pra engrandecer ainda mais
a Topper.", destaca Gilberto.<br> É o maior evento
de futsal que já ví<br>Assim é que Marcos Araújo,
representante da Bola Cinco Promoções Esportivas, define a
atual Copa Topper de Futsal. <br>"É o maior evento que
já ví, mais gostoso, mais emocionante. Pra mim é o
mais importante", destaca Araújo.<br><br>Ressalta
ainda que o encerramento, no Ginásio Poliesportivo de
São Bernardo do Campo, foi num palco perfeito. "O
local foi ideal, tudo que tínhamos nesta final - em
torno de 1.500 atletas -, com a disciplina, técnica 10
e a arbitragem foi boa e também
ajudou".<br><br>Marcos só faz uma ressalva: "Eventos como esse não podem
ficar fora do calendário. Conseguimos colocar no
encerramento os parceiros, as autoridades da cidade, da
F.P.F.S. e comprovamos que dá público. Só falta apoio, mas
no sentido de manter a estrutura. Todo ano a gente
tem de correr atrás para conseguir fechar. A Topper
dá toda base, mas precisa mais apoio pra desenvolver
e ter tranqüilidade para trabalhar".

MACSA(11 time US National Champions in a variety
of catergories) will be hosting their first ever
futsal tournament in San Jose State University in San
Jose, Ca. The dates are set for Dec. 14-16 and the team
fee is $200 per team before Late Nov. and $235 after.
MACSA is the team who upset the great World United in
Las Veags, Nv. for the Mens Championship. For more
information contact Mario Gonzalez at (408) 929-1080 ex. 340.
or email at Macsafutsal@.... Support and
join the MACSA futsal tournament and help promote the
sport. by: Nelson Cabrera<br> B&G Clubs of SF

hi everybody,<br>I'm searching for futsal matches
from liga futsal or other brazilian leagues, and I
would like to know haw many futsal leagues there are in
Brazil, and in what way are chosen the teams that play in
liga futsal<br><br>Bye luca

hi everyone.<br>i do have one request to ask you
all for: if any of your counties do have students
futsal league or tournament please can you send me the
contact of the people or federation involved in
it.<br>Thank you in advance,<br>Murad

CURSO DE APERFEIÇOAMENTO PARA TREINADOR DE FUTSAL
À DISTÂNCIA <br>O Curso é organizado pelo Portal
Futsal Brasil (www.futsalbrasil.com.br)<br><br>01/06 –
Remessa da apostila impressa (30 horas);<br>19/06 –
terça-feira – 19:00 hs as 21:00 hs. - Aula On Line– Módulo I
(02 horas)<br>21/06 – quinta-feira – 19:00 hs as
21:00 hs. - Aula On Line – Módulo I (02 horas)<br>25/06
– segunda-feira – 19:00 hs as 21:00 hs - Aula On
Line – Módulo II (02 horas)<br>27/06 – quarta-feira –
19:00 hs as 21:00 hs - Aula On Line – Módulo II (02
horas)<br>01/07 – Remessa da fita com a parte prática do curso
(02 horas) <br><br>Aspectos Positivos da prática
esportiva infantil;<br>O Papel do Treinador na Participação
do Jovem no Esporte; <br>Os Locais onde ocorrem a
Iniciação e a Formação do Futsal (na Escola, erm Escolinhas
e em Categorias de Base); <br>Adaptação e Iniciação
Tática ao Futsal; <br>A Técnica Individual;
<br>Metodologias para o Ensino da Técnica; <br>Sugestões de
Atividades Técnico-Táticas. <br>MÓDULO II – Categorias
Juvenil e Adulto<br>O Treinador; <br>Princípios
Fudamentais do Jogo; <br>Sistemas e Tática; <br>Movimentações
Básicas, paralela, diagonal vai-e-vem (gato), Rodízios de
Três e de Quatro pelo meio e alas, Circular (redondo);
Contra-Ataque; <br>Troca de Direção; <br>Pesquisa sobre Origem e
Ocorrências de gols; <br>Tipos de Marcação: Individual, Zona,
Mista e em Linha; <br>Jogadas Ensaiadas, padrões,
Quinas e Triângulos Ofensivos; <br>AULA ON LINE (via
chat e/ou videoconferência)<br>19/06 - terça-feira -
Aula On Line - Módulo I 21/06 - quinta-feira - Aula On
Line - Módulo I <br>25/06 - segunda-feira - Aula On
Line - Módulo II <br>27/06 - quarta-feira - Aula On
Line - Módulo II <br>FITA DE VÍDEO (parte prática do
curso) <br>- Exercícios;<br>- Simulação de jogadas na
quadra; <br>FÓRUM ON LINE <br>Será criado um Fórum
Mundial para integração e discussão do conteúdo do curso
e troca de experiências entre os diversos
profissionais que atuam ou desejam atuar no futsal. <br>VII -
INSCRIÇÕES <br>- R$ 160,00, à vista (pagto. antecipado),
ou,<br>- R$ 200,00, em três parcelas (1 X R$70,00 e 2 X
R$65,00). <br>VIII - REQUISITOS BÁSICOS: <br>- Conexão à
Rede Internet com acesso mínimo de 33.600 Kbps;<br>-
Familiaridade com o futsal; <br>IX – INSTRUTORES:<br>1.)
Rogério da Cunha Voser é licenciado em Educação Física
pela ESEF/UFPEL (1987) e Fisioterapeuta, formado na
ULBRA (1999). Dando continuidade a sua formação,
especializou-se em Ciência do Futebol e Futebol de Salão pelas
Faculdades Integradas Castelo Branco no Rio de Janeiro
(1991), é Mestre em Ciências do Movimento Humano pela
ESEF/UFRGS (1998) e, atualmente, é professor das disciplinas
de Futsal, Prática Educacional e Estágio
Supervisionado em Educação Física na ULBRA. <br>Ministra aulas
também na UFRGS, Facos/Osório, PUC POA e Instituição
Educacional São Judas Tadeu/POA. <br><br>Foi atleta de várias
equipes de futsal do Estado do RS; atuou na Espanha como
jogador; foi preparador físico do Inter/ULBRA e também
técnico da equipe juvenil da ULBRA. <br>X -
IMPORTANTE:<br>- As aulas ao vivo num estúdio que está sendo
montado especialmente para o curso, irão oferecer aos
inscritos a oportunidade de interagir em tempo real com
profissionais do mundo inteiro. Já estão confirmados alguns dos
profissionais mais respeitados do futsal mundial. Para o
internauta que desejar realizar o curso, basta possuir
acesso à WEB por meio convencional (modem de 33.600
Kbps), para usufruir de todo o conteúdo do curso e
participar das Aulas On Line. <br> - O Curso terá tradução
para o Inglês, Espanhol e Italiano. <br>XI -
BENEFÍCIOS PARA O PROFISSIONAL CERTIFICADO: <br> - Será
disponibilizado currículo do inscrito no curso de forma gratuita
no Portal Futsal Brasil na seção “Profissionais do
Futsal”, pelo período de 01 ano;<br>- Será encaminhada
relação/curriculo para os clubes cadastrados no Portal Futsal
Brasil, dos profissionais que realizarem o curso;<br>-
Será fornecida Carteira de treinador de Futsal;

U.S. Futsal Coach Breaks Indoor Career Win
Mark<br>May 9, 2001<br><br>MILWAUKEE, Wis. - Milwaukee Wave
Head Coach Keith Tozer became the all-time winningest
coach in North American Indoor Soccer history with 466
victories (includes regular season/playoffs) after the host
Wave defeated the Philadelphia Kixx, 9-8, in game two
of the best-of-five 2000-2001 National Professional
Soccer League (NPSL) Finals on May 5.<br>Tozer, who is
also the U.S. Futsal National Team Head Coach,
surpassed all-time leader Kenny Cooper (465) and legendary
indoor coach Ron Newman (464) for the top spot. The Wave
will have an opportunity to repeat as NPSL Champions
when game three against the Kixx takes place in
Philadelphia on May 11.<br><br>U.S. Indoor All-Time Coaching
Victories<br>Coach (W-L, Seasons)<br>1. Keith Tozer (466-321,
1984-Present)<br>2. Kenny Cooper (465-370, 1979-1997)<br>3. Ron
Newman (464-264, 1980-1995)<br><br>2000-2001 NPSL
Finals<br>Best-of-Five Championship Series (All Times are
local)<br>Milwaukee Wave vs. Philadelphia Kixx<br>Wave lead series
2-0<br>Wave 16, Kixx 12 in Milwaukee on May 2<br>Wave 9, Kixx
8 in Milwaukee on May 5<br>Wave @ Kixx in
Philadelphia on May 11, 7:05 p.m.<br>Wave @ Kixx in
Philadelphia on May 12, 7:05 p.m.*<br>Kixx @ Wave in Milwaukee
on TBD*<br>* if necessary