West Point Soccer Club president Guillaume Nollet said his club issued a statement to all parents after Cobblebank boys Dau,15, and Chol,12, were killed while walking home from basketball training earlier this month. Seven people were charged on Friday with their murders. “We have kids as young as seven, so if kids are injured, we need to be able to contact parents quickly– and if they [parents] are around it is much easier,“ he said. “We always try to have someone in the clubroom so kids aren’t left alone, but at the end of the day it is the parents’ responsibility to manage their children. “We try to create this connection between, parents, team and the club, so we encourage parents to come and volunteer,” he said.