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Fall Soccer meeting

About the fall season Season Duration Game amounts Team Formation- how it happens Tryouts Coaches Evaluations Summer Team formation Team Needs Coaches/ players/ managers Organization . Fall Soccer meeting. Practice Amounts Duration Venues Master Coach Programs

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Fall Soccer meeting

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  1. About the fall season • Season Duration • Game amounts • Team Formation- how it happens • Tryouts • Coaches Evaluations • Summer Team formation • Team Needs • Coaches/ players/ managers • Organization Fall Soccer meeting • Practice • Amounts • Duration • Venues • Master Coach Programs • U9-12 team formation and organization • Game orientation • Venues • Referee approach • Coaching Style and Reasons • Goals and Objectives of the season

  2. MYSA Dates • August 24th Schedules out • Saturday September 7th season may begin • September 26th Fall tournament sign up deadline –U11-U14 • October 5th Fall Jamboree – U9/10 • October 5th 6th NSC Fall Cup • October 6th Fall league play ends • October 7th Score reporting deadline • October 12-13th Fall end of season State tournament

  3. Team Formation How it happens • Tryouts: • Small sided games 4v4, 8v8, Skills test U9-U10 • Fall 2014 tryouts will look different to ensure true age group tryouts. • Coaches Evaluation • Master Coach Input • Summer team Formation

  4. Coaches Evaluation

  5. Team Needs / Who to contact • All coaches should work with each other for play up’s

  6. What does a good coach look like • Coach who is involved • Coaching kids as they go on the field and off • Positively communicating to players • Welcomes opposing coach to Orono • Prepared • Has session plan prepared for practice & games • Field is setup • Looks the part • Coaches shirt • Not wearing sandals

  7. Team Rules • Playing time will be earned and not just given • Players must arrive at practice at least 5 minutes early with a ball • Players must arrive at least 30 minutes early to games with a ball • If a player cant make practice they should call the coach

  8. Coaching Style and reasons • Soccer is the player's game. The paramount concern of coaches is the holistic development, welfare, enjoyment and safety of their players. • Coaches bear responsibility for teaching players to strive for success while playing fairly, observing the laws of the game and the highest levels of sportsmanship. • Coaches shall treat officials with respect and dignity, and shall teach their players to do the same. • Our opponents are worthy of being treated with respect. Coaches will model such respect for opponents and expect their players to do likewise. • In both victory and defeat, the behavior of the coach shall model grace, dignity and composure. • Coaches shall adhere to the highest standards and the regulations of the institutions they represent: clubs, schools, sponsoring organizations and sports governing bodies. • Coaches shall model inclusive behavior, actively supporting cultural diversity while opposing all types of discrimination, including but not limited to, racism and sexism, at all levels of the game. • Coaches are responsible for taking an active role in education about, and prevention and treatment of drug, alcohol and tobacco abuse; both in their lives and in the lives of their players. • Coaches shall refrain from all manner of personal abuse and harassment of others, whether verbal, physical, emotional or sexual, and shall oppose such abuse and harassment at all levels of the game. • Coaches shall respect the declared affiliations of all players. • Coaches shall seek to honor those who uphold the highest standards and principles of soccer and shall use appropriate protocol to oppose and eliminate all behavior that brings disrepute to the sport - violence, abuse, dishonesty, disrespect and violations of the laws of the game and rules governing competition. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzN7cqsB4No http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHEPB53PpOQ WE ARE ROLE MODELS!

  9. Practice Amounts • C1 / Maroon – should have 3 sessions a week including game • C2 / Gold – should have 3 sessions a week including game • C3 – Should have 2 sessions a week including game Duration: 1.25 Venues: Field 01 - Stadium (11v11) - selected activities and games will be scheduled on this field based on availability (Open Sunday from 12-5 for practice ) Field 02 - North Bowl (AKA the Pit) - 11v11 Training Field CLOSED FALL 2013 Field 03 - Barn field - 11v11 field fall 2013 Field 04 - Middle School (West 11v11 field) Field 05 - Middle School (East 11v11 field) Field 06 - Middle School (8v8) Field 07 - Intermediate School (8v8 - Primary Game Field) Field 08 - Intermediate School (11v11) - CLOSED FOR SOCCER FALL 2013 Field 09/10 - 6v6 fields behind elementary - south terrace - (Primary Game Fields) High School - SAND FIELD - CLOSED AS OF JUNE 6 UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Discovery Center – Rec. program

  10. Master Coach Program Who attends? Why are we doing it? Venue : Field 7 8v8 field What does a master coach do on the weekend? Each team should look to schedule a team specific training with Paige at least once this fall season. Coaches Age Group Trainer Paige Hoff paigers0330@yahoo.com C1 Maroon Trainer Donny Mark donny@the10sportscentre.com Recreational Trainer Jonathan Pierpont jwp1068@gmail.com

  11. Goals and Objectives • Educate • Parents • http://my.brainshark.com/The-Ride-Home-248963264 • Youth • Improve • Technical • Tactical • Adapt to new field size • Develop a style of play • HAVE FUN!

  12. U9 – U10 Formation 1-1-1-1 +2 Wide GK D We use this formation for 4 reasons all linked to the players technical and tactical development With 1 forward it reduces the effectiveness of kick and chase teams forcing the teams to pass through the team to achieve 2. It gives us a player in each zone in Goal, Defender, Midfielder, Forward, Wide players A. Having this gives the player in possession more passing options in wide, back or forward B. Makes each player more responsible zonally 3. Our wide players make diamonds with each pair of central players 4. It promotes playing out of defense as with 1 defender we have to play backwards to get out of trouble W M W F

  13. U11 – U12 1-3-3-1 To maintain our Team shape 1-3-3-1 Our shape expands in possession, covering as much of the field that can be passed to in relation to the teams leg strength and constrict in defense with players making distance adjustments based on the quality in certain positions that the opponents have Our Shape (including GK) should move forward and backwards in relation to the ball. We want to focus on playing out of the back and making penetrating passes from the back and CM.

  14. U13 + 1-4-4-2 To maintain our Team shape 1-4-4-2 Our shape expands in possession, covering as much of the field that can be passed to in relation to the teams leg strength and constrict in defense with players making distance adjustments based on the quality in certain positions that the opponents have Our Shape (including GK) should move forward and backwards in relation to the ball. For fall season we want to focus on developing a style of play. Focusing on Zonal defending and making overlapping runs out of the back.

  15. Upcoming Events • Summer team meeting Late October • Winter training Early November • Futsal League Early January • Coaching training on going • Facebook Page • Online recourses on going

  16. Thank you Questions

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