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Tenafly United Soccer says recreation programs remain active but need volunteers
Summary
Katy Martinelli, president of Tenafly United Soccer, told the board that mini soccer and Recreation Soccer each have about 60 participants, Travel Soccer uses trainers from TSF Academy, and the organization is still accepting late registrations and seeking parent volunteers.
Katy Martinelli, president of Tenafly United Soccer, presented participation figures and operational changes to the board. She said mini soccer and Recreation Soccer each have about 60 participants and that Recreation Soccer is run as a clinic at Sunnyside on weekends; Travel Soccer has brought in TSF Academy trainers and uses parent managers. Martinelli said they are "still accepting late registrations if there is room" and that volunteer recruitment remains a priority.
Board members asked about field conditions and staffing; Martinelli described Sunnyside as "usually good" and Alpine as "horrible," and noted the TMS grass is high. The board agreed to look into additional field space, including land past the dumps, and acknowledged the recreation board's limited role in volunteer recruitment.
