Welcome to The Algonquin/Lake in the Hills Soccer Association
ALITHSA, the Algonquin / Lake in the Hills Soccer Association currently has over 1,000 members ranging in age from 4 through 17. Our primary goal is to promote soccer and good sportsmanship throughout the Fox Valley area.
Latest News
- Girls HS Travel Tryouts for Fall 2008 will be on Sunday, 5/18 at Sunset Park from 6 - 7:30 pm. For more information about this program CLICK HERE, or to register for tryouts, CLICK HERE.
- Fall 2008 Travel Tryout Registration for Boys and Girls is now available HERE - Tryouts will be held on Sunday, June 1st at Sunset Park. CLICK HERE for a flyer with more information.
- Travel Program Features:
- Seeding Tournament (boys only)
- Team training / travel camp (Aug. 18-21)
- Schaumburg Soccerfest Tournament (Aug. 22-24)
- Fall season (training and games)
- Winter training (January-March)
- Spring season (training and games)
- Professional trainers for all practices, games and tournaments
- Projected cost range: $850-$950
- Uniforms are not included in projected cost
- Academy (Skills) Training have begun
- The Academy (Skills) training will be at Holder Field every Monday and Friday evenings during the regular season.
- U6 - U8 will attend on Friday's, 5:30 - 6:30 PM . The first session is to be announced and will run for 8 consecutive weeks.
- U10 and up will attend on Monday's from 5:30 - 7:00 PM. The first session is to be announced and will run for 8 consecutive weeks.
- Goal-keeper training will be held on Friday evenings, directly after the U6 - U8 skills training, from 6:30 - 7:30 PM. Goal-keeper training will run for 8 consecutive weeks and will be open to rec. and travel players.
- We have a new volunteer to recognize, U8 Coach Mike Milanovich. Please visit our Volunteer Recognition page to find out more about Mike.
- ALITHSA is pleased to announce the Summer 2008 Camp schedule. With our growing popularity in the Northwest Suburbs, we are dedicated to creating the ultimate environment for players of all ages and abilities to reach their full potential in soccer. We continue to inspire young athletes every year and we plan to continue this trend in 2008!!! Our professional coaching staff bring a wealth of experience and tradition from the U.K., Europe and the U.S.
THEME for each day of Camp
- Mon - Technical Excellence!
- Tue - Attacking & Shooting!
- Wed - Possession!
- Thur - Defending!
- Fri - World Cup Day!
GOALKEEPING Camp - Goalkeepers will focus on:
- Catching, handling, hand & foot distribution, stance & footwork, one-on-one's, diving and many other key goalkeeping factors. Training staff for the Goalkeeping Camp are specialized goalkeeper trainers.
For more information, pricing, dates and registration, go to https://ssl.demosphere.com/PremierSoccer/. If you have any questions, contact Dean Smith at deanosmith@comcast.net.
ALITHSA Annual Election Results
- President: Gerry Guilbeault
- Vice-President: Annette Milligan
- Treasurer: Michael Howey
- Secretary: Cheryl Wyslak
Lightning Predictors
- The Villages have installed lightning prediction systems at Presidential Park, the Lions/Armstrong Memorial Pool at Snapper Field, and all Lake in the Hills parks.
- How It Works
- The system detects conditions that could trigger lightning. When a potentially dangerous weather situation is approaching, a Warning Signal (one long 15 second horn blast) will sound and strobe lights will activate. The strobe lights are mounted on the prediction system cluster located on the roof of a building at each site. If the strobe lights are activated, a potentially dangerous weather situation exists. When the dangerous weather conditions have ceased, the All Clear Signal (three short horn blasts, two seconds apart) will sound, and the strobe lights will deactivate.
- Procedures
- When the Warning Signal sounds, all activities in affected park(s) will end immediately and patrons must leave the park. It is recommended that park patrons seek shelter in their cars or a building. Patrons should avoid areas that are higher than the surrounding landscape, they should not use a tree for shelter, and they should keep away from metal objects such as bicycles, golf clubs, umbrellas, etc. All park patrons must wait until the Lightning Prediction System performs an All Clear Signal before returning to the park and resuming their activities.
- Caution
- Although the Lightning Prediction System helps assess the weather conditions, weather can be highly unpredictable. Neither the signal nor the system is intended to guarantee that conditions are safe. If the weather appears to you to be threatening and no warning signal is heard or seen, use good judgment and leave the park. Do not wait for the warning signal to activate, as the system can malfunction. If you are at a park without a lightning protection system, continue to follow judgment and your organization’s rules for inclement weather. Please be aware that lightning can strike even on a sunny day. Therefore, anytime lightning is observed, the best course of action is to seek shelter immediately. When planning outdoor activities it is advisable to check the weather forecast.
The Angel Watch Project
The Angel Watch Project is dedicated to the deployment of lightning predictors at all Algonquin Parks. ALITHSA, along with the Algonquin Area Youth Organization (AAYO) and the Ted Spella Leadership School, has pledged time and money to help initiate this project.
Please visit the Angel Watch Website for more information on how you can help.
ALITHSA Board of Directors
The Board of Directors consists of the officers and all appointed chairpersons. Their primary responsibility is to direct and maintain the operation of ALITHSA. The Elected Board of Directors are selected during our annual Board meeting in May.
Please join us for our monthly board meeting on the second Tuesday of each month. Meetings are held at the Old Algonquin Village Hall at 7:30 PM.
Contact emails are available HERE.
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