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Announcement
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Welcome to Grande Prairie Soccer

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Office Hours: Monday -Friday
8:30AM -4:30PM
Main office & bookings gpsa.office@telus.net
Executive Director chrisgpsa@telus.net
Coordinator: christinegpsa@telus.net
Coordinator: katiegpsa@telus.net

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ALL FIELDS ARE OPEN - Wednesday JUNE 19
Outdoor 2013 Season End Schedules click below
U4 Mixed U6 Mixed U8 Boys U8 Girls U10 Boys
U10 Girls U12 Boys U12 Girls U14 Boys U14 Girls
Season End June 21/22
PROGRAM COORDINATOR POSITION

We are proud to announce that BMO Team of the Week is back!
As a coach and soccer fan, you may be interested in the grand prize, which includes a $125,000 soccer field refurbishment, a team trip and a donation to a charity of choice. Soccer teams (age 7-12) that display pride, spirit, community commitment and passion for the game are eligible to be nominated starting April 1st through July 12th, 2013.
Please log on to BMOsoccer.com to learn more about these and other exciting things BMO is doing to support the communities in which we live, work and play.***********************************************************
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Did you know GPSA has a AED? When someone goes into sudden cardiac arrest, their heart muscle stops beating in a regular rhythm and cannot pump blood and oxygen through the heart or to the rest of the body. An AED analyses the electrical activity of the victims heart and checks the hearts rhythm. If the heart is in ventricular fibrillation (VF) or ventricular tachycardia (VT), the AED instructs the provider to press a button that delivers a controlled shock to the victims heart. If the person is not in VF or VT the AED will not allow a shock to be delivered. Defibrillators work by delivering electrical energy to the heart during a cardiac arrest to correct the rhythm. The shock stops the heart briefly by depolarizing the heart muscle and allows the heart to resume a regular rhythm. Placing the electrode pads in the correct position ensures that the electrical energy from the defibrillator follows the correct pathway through the heart. This pathway runs from the top right-hand side of the myocardium, down through the centre of the heart to the left-hand side of the ventricles.
GPSA stores the AED in the front entrance at the indoor pitch. The AED is moved to Rotary fields in the summer months and is stored in the ladies washroom.
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Created by: Christine Donovan -- Last updated:Jun 19, 2013 | | | | |
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