The Spaniard Juan Mata has been one of the best players in the Premier league since arriving to Chelsea in a £ 24 million deal from Valencia almost 2 years ago. The 24-year-old almost snatched a late winner against Manchester United in the FA Cup quarter-finals.

Mata saw Chelsea concede two goals in the opening 15 min of the match. It threatened to derail the season of the club, as they had lost in the Europa league first leg encounter against Steau Bucharest only a few days ago. However, the team had an impressive second half in which they rallied to equalise the match.

Please arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled tryout session. A parent or guardian must accompany all players.

Late arrivals will be admitted at the discretion of the tryout director.

Please bring the following to the tryout…

* A soccer ball, water bottle and come in soccer gear including shin guards.
* Please complete and provide...

1. IYSA Medical Release Form
2. NISL/US Club Soccer Waiver Form (boys) or IWSL Registration Form(girls)
3. Cheetah Tryout Form
4. Copy of the players birth certificate.
Keep in mind that these are competitive teams and players will be chosen based on attitude, hard work and soccer skills.
You will be contacted after it has been determined whether your child made or did not make the team.

Three Rivers Soccer Club becomes one of the first clubs in Illinois to partner with iSoccer, a revolutionary training method which allows trainers and players to measure, track & improve their game.

To learn more about this commitment Three Rivers Soccer Club made to it's players please visit our iSoccer page. iSoccer is the new standard to improving OUR game, and brought to 3 Rivers in conjunction with our sponsors, the Free Bets Website.

Player Commitment: It is mandatory that players attend ALL practices, games, tournaments and meetings.

Players are to notify coaches in advance, if for some reason or another they can not make one of the above. Notification to coaches of a planned absence will give ample time for coaches to plan accordingly. Any player that misses a practice will be expected to make it up with another team, or be penalized according to the policies of the club and coach.

Players are expected to be punctual to all games, practices, tournaments and meetings.

Players are expected to be properly dressed for the weather, shin guards and proper footwear. Also, players should come prepared with their own soccer ball and water bottle.

Parent Commitment: Parents are expected to be supportive of all players, coaches and officials. This includes getting your child to and from ALL practices and games on time. This shows respect for the coach, and it tells your child that he or she is their top priority.

Parents should know that they are also representatives of the club and are to represent the club in a positive manner and set a proper example for our players. Therefore, under no circumstances are parents to coach players during the game and also show respect to coaches, players, opponents, opposing fans, and officials. Also, parents are to uphold the commitment of their child in the program.

Parents should know and understand that they will be held responsible of any fines levied on our club resulting from any comments or actions by them or their child. If fines are not paid, this will result in suspension and or expulsion of your child from the club.