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AYSO Region 69 VIP Soccer Program Coming Up:

by mirrormmg

The second season of AYSO Region 69’s successful VIP soccer program will begin September 17.

VIP is committed to allowing players with special needs to participate fully in AYSO soccer experience. The program includes teen “buddies” who work one-on-one with players.

Buddies attend a training session and commit at least 15 hours to the program. All games are played on Saturday mornings in Pacific Palisades.People interested in becoming part of the VIP team or a buddy should contact Kathy Slattery at katslat@yahoo.com.

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