Exclusive offer for the HSC family:

 

If you’re a parent who films your son or daughter’s soccer games, wouldn’t you rather watch the game without the bother of a camera?  Do your videos show a lot of sky and grass shots because you get caught up in the game? Let me tape the game for you while you enjoy the game as it is played.  I will film the entire game and then convert it into a DVD that you can play on your DVD player. 

 

If your son or daughter wants to play soccer in college they will need to have copies of games and perhaps a clips DVD showing their skills to send to prospective college coaches.  College coaches cannot attend every game or tournament.  It is up to the player to let the college coach know of their desire to play at the college level and to show their abilities.  One way of doing this is writing a letter and sending a clips DVD to the coach of a college you would like to play for.  If the coach is interested he or she can then plan to attend a game or tournament that you will be at.  Sometimes the prospective college coach will ask you to send them an entire game.  I can provide extra copies of a game at $5 per extra copy.

 

Making a clips DVD entails reviewing games and extracting the clips from the game to show the skills of a particular player.  It usually takes more than one game to get enough clips to make a decent length clips DVD.  If anyone would like a clips DVD of their son or daughter I will do this for $25 for the original and $5 per extra copy.

 

Price for filming a local game:

 

I require a minimum order of three DVDs for a game before filming the game.

The cost is $10 per DVD.

A game DVD will be given to your coach at no charge.

Individual player clips DVD $25 and $5 per extra copy.

 

Email me at wwithero@hiwaay.net with your request for a game to be taped and I will check my schedule.  It would be very helpful if this was performed through the manager to coordinate the efforts of the parents.

 

Bill Witherow is the father of former '87 Striker Jim Witherow.  Jim has retired from the club system as he is now playing at Montevallo on a soccer scholarship.