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Bryan has been a top-level ICS player for 7 years and won the championship four years ago. He has consistently ranked among the best in competition. Bryan is 37 years old, married, and has a 10 month old boy. He was born in Escondido, CA, attended High School in Redding, CA, and has lived in Salem, Oregon for 15 years. Bryan is a GED teacher at Chemeketa Community College in Salem, and is Assistant Coach of the Men's Soccer team. He has been playing soccer since the age of 7. In High School he was member of All-League 1st Team as a Central Defender. How Bryan became an ICS player? In his own words, "I was really excited when I heard about it because my friends and I used to play our own version of it in college, but I had no idea that others were playing it as well (and that it was actually organized with rules and everything!)." Polls |
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The game of International Court Soccer is played in a racquetball or squash court using a specifically designed ball. The game is traditionally played one-on-one... Read More
As a racquetball player I am thrilled to participate in International Court Soccer. It gives me an opportunity to vary my workout but remain in an environment that I am comfortable with... Read More
International Court Soccer, Inc.
827 NW 56th Street, Seattle, WA 98107 USA
Tel. 1-206-789-8592
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International Court Soccer (ICS) is an innovative sport that combines the technical skills of soccer (football) with the strategy of racquetball or squash. The sport is played in a regulation size racquetball or squash court with a specially designed official english felt covered ball, formulated for optimal control and durability. Players must use soccer skills to return the ball to the front wall with no more than three touches. Points are awarded only when serving. Games are played to 10 points, and must be won by a two point differential. A match is the best of three games. Watch videos. See the rules. Find a club.
Bryan Rollins - Salem, Oregon.