Sask Soccer creates The Onion Bag

The Saskatchewan Soccer Association has released the first edition of its new online newsletter, The Onion Bag. The April 2009 first edition was distributed to Sask Soccer members at the beginning of the month. The 32-page document highlights the beautiful game at the provincial, national and intern…

The Saskatchewan Soccer Association has released the first edition of its new online newsletter, The Onion Bag. The April 2009 first edition was distributed to Sask Soccer members at the beginning of the month. The 32-page document highlights the beautiful game at the provincial, national and international level.



The April 2009 edition features numerous SSA Staff Reports, including referee development, awards and recognition and the Saskatchewan Premier Soccer League. There is also a Sask Soccer Club Profile featuring the WMG Prairie Canucks.



The Onion Bag will be published electronically every three months. For more information on the Saskatchewan Soccer Association, please visit www.SaskSoccer.com

Paulo Senra

Chief Communications & Content Officer | Chef des communications et du contenu, Canada Soccer

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