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MEETING AGENDA

MEETING AGENDA. Preseason Schedule Classes/Grades Social Media Education System of Play Technology/Communication Color War Teams (Monday, Tuesday Evening). PRESEASON SCHEDULE. Monday: Morning – 8am Afternoon – 1pm Evening – 5:30pm. Tuesday: Morning – 8am Afternoon – 1pm

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MEETING AGENDA

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  1. MEETING AGENDA • Preseason Schedule • Classes/Grades • Social Media Education • System of Play • Technology/Communication • Color War Teams (Monday, Tuesday Evening)

  2. PRESEASON SCHEDULE Monday: Morning – 8am Afternoon – 1pm Evening – 5:30pm Tuesday: Morning – 8am Afternoon – 1pm Evening – 6:30pm Meal Times: ALL MEALS ARE MANDATORY Breakfast – On Your Own Lunch – 11:30a-12:30p Dinner – 4:30p-5:30p Wednesday: Morning – 9:30 am Afternoon – 1:30 Scrimmage at ECSU – 7pm (Leave at 4:45p) Thursday: Morning – 8am Afternoon – 1pm Evening – 5:30pm Friday: Morning – 8am Afternoon – 1pm Evening – 5:30pm Saturday: Morning – 8am

  3. PRESEASON SCHEDULE Some notes on the week *Report to Athletic Center 30 mins before each session. *This is not high school soccer *Trainer *Proper gear is to be worn at all times. Here is the answer to your question now – YES, SHINGUARDS ARE NECESSARY FOR THIS. *Inhalers *Equipment, Water and Ice *Meals are mandatory for all players *Compliance meeting will be next week. *Dorm Behavior 1) No guests 2) No alcohol or drugs 3) Quiet Hours – go to bed early

  4. CLASSES AND GRADES *Students First – Team GPA Last Spring was 3.43 *PLEASE GET YOUR SCHEDULES IN BY THE END OF THIS WEEK. NO EXCUSES! *PROGRESS REPORTS WILL BE HANDED IN TWICE DURING THE SEASON. *Class before practice during the season *You can miss class for travel for games *Buy the books *Communicate with your profs about missed class time *I get all attendance reports every week *Your Grades will determine your eligibility

  5. SOCIAL MEDIA EDUCATION Highlights from new survey by On Device Research and CareerBuilder *Ask yourself the following: *Why are you on Social Media? *Who is your audience? *What is on your Social Media? *Will a prospective employer hire you if they viewed your Social Media? *The Numbers *8% of US Job seekers ages 16-24 have lost a job opp. because of something on their Social Media profiles. *70% of teens and young adults said they weren’t worried about what’s on their own Social Media *40% of all hiring managers use Social Media to screen potential employees. *Why aren’t you getting hired? *49% said profiles had inappropriate comments/photos *45% said profiles had comments/photos that showed candidates drinking or using drugs *35% said profiles showed poor communication skills. *33% said potential candidates criticized a previous employer. *28% said potential candidates made discriminatory/offensive comments. *22% said profiles proved potential candidates lied about their qualifications.

  6. SYSTEM OF PLAY TEAM RUBIX CUBE

  7. SYSTEM OF PLAY WE WANT YOU TO BE LIKE A RUBIX CUBE CONSTANTLY MOVING AROUND AND INTERCHANGING POSITIONS

  8. POSITIONAL NUMBERS 1: Goalkeeper 6: Holding Midfielder 9: Attacking Midfielder 2/3: Outside Backs 7: Box-To-Box Midfielder 10: Central Striker 4/5: Center Backs 8/11: Flanks Because of our personnel and the flexibility of this system, we will be using a 4-2-3-1 Easily converts to a 4-4-2 Easily converts to a 4-5-1 Easily converts to a 4-3-3 Defensive balance Attack with up to 7-8 Constant pressure.

  9. POSITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES 1: GOALKEEPER • DISTRIBUTION • Early and quick release to initiate counter-attack • Later release to play out from defending third • PUNT – Get ball up and out to wing • EVERYTHING ELSE • Keep ball out of net • Limit rebounds • Be a communicator to defenders 2/3: OUTSIDE BACKS • Receive and play the ball in defensive third. • Run with/without the ball into midfield with speed and control. • Can deliver a ball with either foot over varying distances. • Can adapt to different defending situations quickly and affectively. • Get up the field and provide services.

  10. 4/5: CENTER BACKS • Receive and play the ball in the defensive third. • Understand the priorities of defending and the concepts of defensive safety and risk • Provide pressure and cover for each other. • Have explosive speed over 5-15 yards. • Are mentally adaptable to a variety of defensive situations. 6: HOLDING MIDFIELDER • Position yourself as the “top” of the triangle with Center Backs. • Eliminate opposition midfield players. • Switch point of attack. • Make appropriate passes forward simply or deceptively. • Press, track, slow their counter. • WIN TACKLES 7: BOX-TO-BOX MIDFIELDER • Run into attacking spaces aggressively • Press, track, mark as needed. • Have one-touch passing skills with both feet over varied distances. • Strike accurate shots on distances up to 25 yards from different angles.

  11. 8/11: FLANKS • Become best friends with the 2/3 • Deliver appropriate crosses of the ball • Every Cross MUST include the following • Velocity • Swerve – Eliminate the GK • Flatness – DO NOT LOFT your crosses. • Four (4) Attacking Spaces • Front Post – Like a shot • Back Post – Half Chip, Half Driven • Second Six – Ball is driven into here • Top of 18 – Cross from endline, on the ground • Press support, trackin defensive roles as needed. • Read/interpret defensive situations and attack them appropriately. • Be the back post player on crosses from other flank.

  12. 9: ATTACKING MIDFIELDER • Combine with the 10 and/or the 7 in attacking situations • Strike ball accurately at goal from distances up to 25 yards. • Have one-touch passing skills over varying distances. • Move into goal scoring opportunities inside the penalty box. • Eliminate the opposing teams midfield players by dictating speed of play. • Work with the 10 to press opposing teams back line when they are in possession of ball. 10: CENTRAL STRIKER • Understand how to position yourself around defenders to create maximum advantage • Hold ball when necessary while awaiting support. • Can link with supporting players using one/two touch passes. • Escape man-marking using change of speed movements. • Have explosive speed over 5-20 yards distance. • Turn with the ball as frequently as possible. • Take on defenders in a 1v1 situation as aggressively and decisively as possible.

  13. COMMUNICATION • If we call, text, or email reply back • Get used to checking your emails once a day • Open line of communication – Our door is always open

  14. COMMUNICATION GO GET YOUR CELL PHONES!!! TEXT @amcf to (424) 285-1805 We will be using the Free App “Remind101” to communicate with you. Through this we can text you reminders as a groupor individually. You cannot reply to these messages. Save the number above as a contact.

  15. TECHNOLOGY The app we will be using is called “Dartfish Express” Below is the video from tonight’s session. http://www.dartfish.tv/UserHome.aspx

  16. COLOR WARS TEAMS TEAM PINK Meg Skidmore Becky Slivinsky Kelly Sullivan Taylor Jagoe KaitlynFudamenti Lauren Piroscafo TEAM YELLOW Jessica Radecki Shelley Mirmina Gaby Roberts Elizabeth Nagy DakotahSobiech TEAM ORANGE Shannon Skidmore Danielle Polvan Miranda Jassil Acacia Nelson Bridget Judd TEAM GREEN Meg Loughman Amanda Roke Ranae Johnson Kelly Kennedy Alexis Mack GROUP PLAY GAMES ON MONDAY NIGHT KNOCKOUT STAGE ON TUESDAY NIGHT

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