The schools of Círculo Obrero and Libertad in one of the many games played by the ADER League
Something that emerged in 1997 today celebrates its 25th anniversary. The Sports Association Lega Scuole Ricreative or better known as Lega Ader, was born 25 years ago with a group of teachers who are still each in their football schools with a clear motto for the kids: “I just want to play”. The institutions that were encouraged by this project were the Círculo de Obreros Rosario, the Centro Asturiano de Rosario, the Ñaro Fútbol Club, the Millo-River branch and Tiro Suizo.
One of those responsible for this continued growth is the president of the League, Daniel Lombardo, who in an interview with The fan He told how everything was formed and progressed over time.
“This is a place where everyone plays, everyone has a place. It was born because we understand that it is a good idea to try to occupy the place left by the paddocks of another era. Before you kicked a ball and the boys came out from all over, now it is very difficult, since there are not many physical spaces to do it “, begins Lombardo, telling and scoring that” the boys must do any sport, but the important thing is to participate and more with the ball, which always unites. If he doesn’t do it at this tender age, he doesn’t do it anymore, because you’re only a once in a lifetime boy ”.
The League is attended by girls and boys aged 5 to 17, separating the youth and the youth. Its president states that “it’s the same for everyone, in conditions or not, that’s why everyone plays here, even those who don’t have seats in other clubs. There is perseverance and permanent commitment, something that is very important to us ”.
This Sunday, on the occasion of the 25th anniversary, a special meeting will be held at the Estrella Azul property (Av. Circunvalación and Ruta Nacional A008) which will start with activities at 9:30 am and end around 2:00 pm, with prizes awarded to all the children and an acknowledgment to each participating institution.
In this regard, underlines the highest authority of Ader: “It is a basket event, in which each family brings something to eat, be there and accompany the children, at this moment when we need parents to accompany and support their children. Everyone has a lot of fun because the kids play and the parents go to drink mate ”. And he closes with a clear message: “There is no madness in the environment because as we have known each other for many years, if there is something that really happens, we talk to teachers about it to solve it”.
Today the ADER League is made up of: Centro Asturiano de Rosario, Circolo Operai Rosario, Mundo Gol, Country de Funes, Cuba Libre, Riviera Soccer School, Villa Diego GYN Group, Libertad Soccer School, Los Arroyos School, Swiss Shooting Soccer, Millo- River Rosario Branch, Ñaro Soccer Club and Franja Branch Soccer School.
One of the founders of the League is the small school of Círculo de Obreros de Rosario and Maximiliano Jacinto, one of its founding masters, talks about it.
“This idea was born around 2005, where we formed it together with Gonzalo Brandolín and Ezequiel Cáceres, where we were given the opportunity to form a recreational football school where we could work on certain values such as camaraderie, participation, respect, no discrimination and where everyone can participate ”, says Maxi, who is one of the teachers who, together with Ian Malvettiti, take care of accompanying children on this path of fun and individual growth.
He says that the small school “is mixed and is made up of young people aged 4 to 15, even though we have sixteen-year-olds who struggle to leave and participate in our meetings” and adds: “We participate in the Ader League because we share the same training values , that no boy is excluded beyond his abilities ”.
He also points out that “in some meetings that we hold every two weeks, there is the particularity that children of 6, 7 or 8 years share the same space and time of play, more than anything else so that they can play and have fun with the beautiful time and have fun “.
In the Círculo de Obreros, located in Entre Ríos 1260, the school’s activities take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 16:30 to 17:30 for children aged 4 to 5; from 17:30 to 18:30 for children aged 6, 7 and 8; from 18:30 to 19:30 it is the turn of the children of 9 and 10 years; and from 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm it is for 12 years and over.
