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Mission of Club

Mission of Club. Motto - Developing players for life! Mission Statement - Littleton Soccer Club is a charitable and educational organization formed to organize, advance, and foster the sport of soccer for players under the age of nineteen. Purpose of Meeting.

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Mission of Club

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  1. Mission of Club • Motto - Developing players for life! • Mission Statement - Littleton Soccer Club is a charitable and educational organization formed to organize, advance, and foster the sport of soccer for players under the age of nineteen.

  2. Purpose of Meeting • Highlight opportunities for your child: Recreational vs Academy vs Competitive • Discuss leagues of play • Give a pricing overview for each program • Questions • Detail the Competitive Program • Pricing • Calendar • Team Formations • Important Dates • Questions

  3. U11 Recreational Soccer • Practice starts in late August • Pre season tournament optional • 8 game season (South Region) • 2 practices per week (75 minutes) • No weekly staff training sessions • No goalkeeper training • No DOC • 0 – 2 tournaments per calendar year (team dependent)   • Volunteer coach • Players are not placed by ability

  4. U11 Academy Soccer • Practice starts in late August • Pre season tournament encouraged • 8 game season (Intermediate) • 2 practices per week plus a options third (75 minutes) • 2 tournaments per calendar year encouraged (team dependent)   • Volunteer coach • Players are not placed by ability • Official Academy training T-Shirt included in registration fee • 10-12 week season with practices • Staff training sessions (6 per season) • Dedicated GK program • Dedicated Club Coach (Josh Beaty) • One location training environment • 19 week curriculum • AGT in the spring season for players interested in competitive program

  5. U11 Competitive Soccer • Practice starts in late July (Late July camp) • 8-9 game season (Colorado/Wyoming) • 3 practices conducted by paid coach per week (75 minutes) • Full time director of goalkeeping • Full time DOC • 2 – 6 tournaments per calendar year • Players are place by ability • Player movement between teams occurs • League placement is dependent on team strength • Teams do have out of season activities • Out of state travel is possible • ***All players are expected to attend all in season team practices, games, and functions

  6. U11 Leagues of Play • Rec/Academy League • State run league • Multiple levels (Gold, Silver, Bronze) • 9 v 9 • Competitive • State run league • Champions League (multiple divisions) and Centennial League (multiple divisions) • League 1 (application process) • League 2 (club choice) • 9 v 9

  7. Pricing Overview (18/19 Prices) • Cost of Recreational Program - $325 for Fall and Spring, $190 for a single season • Registration due to open on May 22nd • 1st registration deadline June 30th • Cost of Academy program - $510 for Fall and Spring, $295 for a single season • Registration due to open on May 14th • 1st registration deadline June 25th • Competitive varies (U11 single season) • White $805 • Blue $745 • Red 1 & 2 $685 • Gold 1 & 2 $610

  8. Questions?

  9. 2018/19 Competitive Fees What is the cost and tournament commitment? (Estimates – subject to change) • The seasonal club fee includes Colorado United dues, team coach fees, CSA fees and referee fees. Colorado United offers two payment options. Option #1 – The club fee can be paid in two payments. First payment at registration (fall segment) and second payment in November (spring). Option #2 – We offer eight installment deadlines: June, July, August, September, October, November, February, and March; a processing fee is included with each payment. • The club fee does not include team fees such as tournament fees, travel expenses, indoor fees, or team equipment. • The uniform is a separate expense and is paid in full at the time it is ordered in June. Estimated cost for the required uniform: white/blue teams - $300 which includes two training shirts and warm-up; red,gold and other teams - $200 includes one training shirt, and does not include warm-up (optional).

  10. Competitive Fees Cont… • White team – Club fees are $805 per season ($1610 per year). Team will play 3-6 tournaments per calendar year. • Blue team – Club fees are $745 per season. Team will play 3-4 tournaments per calendar year. • Red teams – Club fees are $685 per season. Team will play 2-4 tournaments per calendar year. • Gold teams – Club fees are $610 per season. Team will play 2-3 tournaments per calendar year.

  11. U11 EXAMPLE SCHEDULE (9 to 10 months) SUMMER ACTIVITY SUMMARY (0.5): • U11 TEAM FORMATIONS: May 28-29 • TEAM FORMATION MEETING (TBD) • TEAM SOCIAL EVENT (TBD) • SUMMER TRAINING (TBD) FALL ACTIVITY SUMMARY (3.5):  • COMPETITIVE CAMP: July 23 - 26 • REGULAR TRAINING BEGINS: July 30 (3 times per week) • POTENTIAL PRESEASON TOURNAMENTS: August 2 – 4, August , August 9 – 11, August 16 – 18 • FALL 2019 SEASON: Late August – Early November WINTER ACTIVITY SUMMARY (2.5):  • GROUP TRAINING @ LPSS: November – Mid February • WINTER LEAGUES (team specific) • OFF SEASON CONDITIONING (team specific) SPRING ACTIVITY SUMMARY (3.5): • POTENTIAL PRESEASON TOURNAMENTS: TBD • REGULAR TRAINING BEGINS: Mid February (3 times per week) • SPRING 2020 SEASON: Mid February – Mid May • POST SEASON TOURNAMENT: TBD • TEAM FORMATION: May 26 – 27

  12. Team Formations • The following information will help you during the Team Formation process with Colorado United. The U10 to U11 Transition Coordinator, Tito Ward, is responsible for the preparation and running of the U11 Team Formations. The formation process is only the starting point for your child's competitive soccer experience.  Even though every effort is made to place players on appropriate teams, players can be misplaced during Team Formations. To ensure players get the best soccer experience, movement does continue throughout the entire U11 year.

  13. Team Formations Cont… • Here is what your child can expect at the U11 Team Formations: -         The U11 team formations are done over a two day “tryout”.  All players are expected to attend both nights of tryouts unless they are contacted and told otherwise. Players must let their evaluating coach know if they will be unable to attend the second night of tryouts. -         Players will begin getting offers as early as the day of Team Formations. (Starting with the White team) -         All players will be contacted within 3 business days of the end of tryouts. -         Once contacted, players will have 24 hours to commit to playing on that team.  -         Once players have committed to a team, they will not be moved down to a lower team during the tryout process. Players may move up as players turn down opportunities on teams above. It also important to note that movement will take place both up and down throughout the fall and spring seasons as players progress in the development process. -         All will be offered a place on the a Competitive or Academy team.

  14. Important Dates Important Dates • 4/25 (7:30) – 2009 Information Meeting (Parents Only) • 4/25 - Team formation PRE REGISTRATION (Open) • 5/20 – 5/23 – Competitive Prep Program (Already open) • 5/28 – 5/29 – Team Formations Formations Pre Registration link Team Formations flyer link Competitive Prep Program link Contact Information Tito Ward (Transition Coordinator) mobile – (720) 364-9015 email – tito@littletonsoccer.net

  15. Questions?

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