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2005 Annual Report
This past July, the RTESSE '92 girls were in Europe to compete in two very prestigious soccer tournaments.
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2004 Annual Report
This past spring, the RTESSE U-15 boys did a two week tour of Slovakia, Roman's homeland, where they participated in the Tatra Cup International Tournament and the Nitra Cup International Tournament. The boys met up with some very strong competition from Russia, Latvia, Austria, Czech Republic, Estonia, Poland, and Slovakia (just to name a few) and managed to come home with first and second place trophies, tournament MVP and Best Goal Scorer awards.
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This past spring, the RTESSE U-15 boys did a two week tour of Slovakia, Roman's homeland, where they participated in the Tatra Cup International Tournament and the Nitra Cup International Tournament. The boys met up with some very strong competition from Russia, Latvia, Austria, Czech Republic, Estonia, Poland, and Slovakia (just to name a few) and managed to come home with first and second place trophies, tournament MVP and Best Goal Scorer awards.
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2004 Great Britain
Two Tulis teams, the 1991 & 1992 boys, returned in August to Canada from St. Andrew's, Scotland, and Aberystwyth, Wales with two first place wins, one second place win, and a continued reputation for excellence playing soccer overseas. The St. Andrews International Football Festival took place on the grounds of St. Andrews University in Scotland from July 18th - 23, 2004. The tournament drew select teams from around the world as well as select local squads, including Scottish Premier League Dundee United's youth development team.
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2003 Holland
Roman Tulis' U15 boys blasted their way into Dutch history books in May 2003 coming away with a spectacular third place finish beating top level youth teams Ajax Amsterdam and PSV Eidenhoven! European skeptics and naysayers had said it couldn't be done, and even after the fact, loyal Dutch fans insisted that it must have been a game of Nintendo in which the Canadian boys were the victors against super club Ajax Amsterdam - not - heaven forbid a soccer game!
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2003 Annual report
Roman Tulis' U15 boys blasted their way into Dutch history books in May 2003 coming away with a spectacular third place finish beating top level youth teams Ajax Amsterdam and PSV Eidenhoven! European skeptics and naysayers had said it couldn't be done, and even after the fact, loyal Dutch fans insisted that it must have been a game of Nintendo in which the Canadian boys were the victors against super club Ajax Amsterdam - not - heaven forbid a soccer game!
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2003 Denmark
There's nothing like arriving at a tournament sleep deprived and with frayed nerves. But Tulis' U13 girls took this is their stride. After an extremely long and grueling journey - battling flight delays, extended layovers, and only a few hours sleep before their first game - the jet lagged girls came on strong in their first of two European tournaments this past July. Running on pure adrenaline and excitement, the girls did not let a ball get by them for 4 straight games and won their division at the Dana Cup Tournament in Denmark with 24 goals for and 0 against. Their amazing scoreless streak saw them through to the semi-final game in which they held on for yet another shutout. At this point, the girls forgot all about their weariness and were pumped and ready for their final game. Their opponents were a very strong team from the USA and after an extremely hard fought two way battle; the Tulis girls came away with a 1:0 loss and brought home the tournament's silver cup.
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2002 Spain Tour
Burnaby’s Roman Tulis European Soccer School of Excellence’s U-12 boys were honored to be among the world famous soccer clubs who took to the field proudly carrying their countries flags in front of a crowd of more than 8.000 people during July 2002 Donosti Cup Tournament’s opening ceremonies held at Anoeta Stadium in San Sebastian, Spain.
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2002 Holland
A team of local soccer players who train with the Roman Tulis European Soccer School of Excellence are off once again to Europe to fine-tune their soccer skills against some the best teams Europe has to offer. Tulis’ U-17 boys team departs today for Holland. Their 14 day whirlwind tour will include two prominent U-17 Invitational Tournaments in Waalwijk and Eidenhoven, and they will find themselves up against such teams as RKC Waalwijk, Holland; Vejle BK, Denmark; Vati, Russia; Admira Wacker & Karnten, Austria; Sleza, Poland; Norrkoping, Sweden; Kiel, Germany; Nantes, France. >From Holland: PSV, Roda JC, Fortuna Sittard, FC Den Bosch, AZ Alkmmar, NAC, De Graafschap, and from Belgium: KV Mechelen and RKC Genk.
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2002 Annual Report
Since the conception of the Roman Tulis European Soccer School of Excellence in 1993, it has been the oldest players who have served as pioneers - paving the way for future generations of Tulis players. As each group would return from yet another successful European tournament word would spread throughout Europe's soccer community about a Canadian soccer school that could compete with or (heaven forbid) beat them at their own game. As the school's reputation grew, doors began opening and clubs who had previously balked at playing a Canadian team - Leeds United, Bayern Munich, FC Barcelona, 1860 Munich, NAC Breda, Ajax Amsterdam - to name just a few - now became interested in meeting this Canadian anomaly.
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