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Enhance our Identity
Girls Competitive Program Informational Night 2016-2017 Season Wife-Elise Girls Director of Coaching: Phil Hufstader MovedfromCharlo3e,NC–DOCforCharlo3eSoccerAcademy FamilyfromMichigan,brotherinSea3le,brotherinGlenArbor,MI WenttoPrincipiaCollege PlayedinBrazilforMirassolandCorinthiansandintheUSforWilmingtonHammerheads StaffinstructorforUSSoccerandNSCAA USSFAlicense,NSCAAPremierDiploma,NSCAAGKDiploma HavebeenaDOCovereveryagegroupfromU9-U23 WorkedwiththeeverylevelincludingECNLandDevelopmentAcademy IjustlovesoccerJ Someone Else Always Says it Best “Theemphasisonwinningisadetrimenttoyoungplayersbecauseitpreventsusfrom developingtechnicallyproficientplayers.Andwearenotgivingthemtheabilitytomake decisions.” –USU17BoysNa,onalTeamCoach,JohnHackworth.SoccerAmerica,Oct.2006 (CurrentlyU17BoysNa,onalTeamCoach) “Tooo@eninthiscountry,youthcoachessacrificelearningskillsforwinninggames…” -USWomen’sNa,onalTeamMember,MiaHamm.SoccerAmerica,Oct.2006 Girls Competitive Program Mission Statement To offer the best possible training environment where the girls can grow as soccer players and as young ladies, while preparing them to achieve their goals on and off the field. FC Boulder Girls Coaching Staff 2016/2017 U18/19 1998/1999 Girls U17 2000 Girls Elite Phil Hufstader Elite Phil Hufstader Premier Luke Meadows Premier Steve Lawley Athletic Arturo Ramirez Athletic Tori Ball Sporting TBA Sporting TBA U16 2001 Girls Elite Thomas Story Premier Carlos Real U15 Elite Premier 2002 Girls Thomas Story Steve Griggs Athletic Stephanie Hempen Athletic Jill Fletcher/Katie Lyon Sporting TBA Sporting TBA FC Boulder Girls Coaching Staff 2016/2017 U14 2003 Girls U13 2004 Girls Elite Phil Hufstader Elite Luke Meadows Premier Caleb Dickinson Premier Tori Ball Athletic TBA Athletic Jill Fletcher Sporting TBA Sporting TBA U12 2005 Girls U11 2006 Girls Elite Tori Ball Elite TBA Premier Eric Schmidt Premier Kellen Shepherd Athletic Courtney Fanshier Athletic Ron Singh Sporting TBA Sporting TBA BIG TICKET ITEMS ² Improve our players’ training habits ² Change the culture – Training, Games, Travel ² Improve our professionalism ² Promote and reward our players from within FCB – bond between levels ² Improve our college placement program (placing and keeping our players in schools that fit their needs) and better communication and guidance for parents ² Improve our players’ National team exposure ² Develop consistency and standards in the style of play ² Parent Education (communication and support) Girls Program Goals Focus on what we can control Establish Better Standards and Expectations ² Individual Player Development (technically and tactically sophisticated players – developing the modern player – i.e. attacking backs, GKs as field players first) ² Team development (team building and tactical understanding) ² Create a soccer lifestyle, combined with a family atmosphere ² Provide truthful, objective feedback on a daily basis ² Continue to improve our own coaching education and development ² Create a training environment that is fun and worthwhile Culture Changes Everything ² Build the Identity ² Train the Identity ² Enhance the Identity Culture Builds the Identity ² Develop players (and people) with high standards on and off the field ² Nurture passion, desire, commitment and excellence ² People are a part of something bigger then just themselves and their team ² Instill competitiveness, love for the game and support for one another ² Foster respect, accountability and focus REINFORCED BY THE ENVIRONMENT WE CREATE Building the Program Identity The Program is the Foundation The Teams are the conduit Players Team (Coaches) Program (DOC) The Players are the Pinnacle FC Boulder Girls Program Identity Players Team Program Director of Coaching Expectations Build our Identity ² ² ² ² ² ² Communication Staff Development Curriculum Management Player Pathways Player Development Parent Education ² ² ² ² ² ² Planning Benchmarking Goal Setting Leadership Transparency Relationships Coaching Staff Expectations Build our Identity ² To treat the girls with respect as if they were our own daughters ² To be completely invested in every player ² To plan and be prepared for every training session - (maintain a coaching log book) ² To hold players accountable ² To offer support and guidance on and off the soccer field ² To help the girls reach their potential (starts with training habits) ² To be honest in our evaluation of where they stand within the team ² To provide clear communication Player Expectations Build our Identity ² To at all times show good character (humble in victory, gracious in defeat) ² Dedication, Focus, Honesty, Positivity, Accountability, Commitment, Loyalty ² Team first players – (support for coaches & teammates) ² Body Language (always being evaluated) ² A good work ethic in training and in games ² Mental toughness ² Individual Personality ² Discipline with training habits ² Social Media Accountability (to always be supporting the club, program and team) ² The 3 C’s: Coachability, Competitiveness, Creativity ² To fully support the culture of the FC Boulder Girls Program Parent Expectations Build our Identity ² Support the staff/coaches (especially in front of your own child) ² Support the team first ² Trust that the staff is 100% committed to putting the best interest of the players first ² To volunteer wherever possible ² To be an invaluable part of our culture “COACH-PLAYER-PARENT” ² Allow the coach and player to develop their relationship ² Patience with the development process ² No coaching from the sidelines ² Social Media Accountability (to always be supporting the club, program, team and players) Travel Expectations Build our Identity ² Respect the environment we are in (airports/hotels/restaurants) ² Be on time for all team functions, meetings, meals, etc… ² Be accountable to all curfew times and rules ² Respect the authority of the coaching staff and chaperones ² Players are expected to be with the team for the duration of the trip ² During down time players are expected to be efficient with their team (homework, rest/recover, relax, bond with teammates) ² Participate in team bonding activities The identity of the program is the players Train our Identity ² The program will put the players first ² Development standards ² The players will put the team first ² Team standards ² The teams will put the program first ² Playing standards ² Player development will be the priority ² Player movement will be for development Training Methodology Train our Identity Our #1 One goal: Create the best possible training habits Training sessions will be designed so that the emphasis is simple: what the players put into training will determine what they get out of it. Standards will be high. Teams will, at times, train together in a variety of sessions to strengthen our culture. Training sessions like small-sided tournaments, functional training, set pieces, flyers, athletic performance (speed and agility etc…) as well as class room sessions. Training Expectations: Arrive early and tuned in, no cell phones, no jewlery (train like we play), correct gear (training clothes AND equipment eg: shinguards, cleats, flats, running shoes etc...) If watching training? If missing training? Emphasis on high standards in training! Training Methodology Continued . . . Train our Identity ² To help our players understand proper technical training behaviors ² Standards will be set early with high intensity exercises ² Repetition with emphasis on body control/speed of play with both feet ² Technique and touches under pressure ² Be creative. Be courageous. ² Train with a competitive mentality and accountability towards technique ² Understand what needs improvement and take away ideas to improve ² Training will be hard work and the hard work will be fun! Development > Results Enhance our Identity “Itisthesoccerparentswhopaythecoachesthataredrivingtheproblemsbecausea coach,whodoesnotcomplywithparentalpressureforresultsonthescoreboard,is goingtobereplacedonewayortheother.Eithertheplayerswillleaveorthecoach willbesacked.Allsoccercoachesfacethispressurewhetherthecoachispaidorisa volunteer.Itstheparentswhodemandshorttermsuccessforoneindividual(their child)whopreventtheprimaryfocusofcoachesfrombeingonlongterm developmentofallplayers.”–Anonymous AREAS OF FOCUS ON THE FIELD (Playing standards/themes) Enhance our Identity ² Building from the back (starting with the GK) ² Playing through the lines (backs to midfielders to forwards) ² Possession (3 passes breaks pressure, 7 passes or more scores goals) ² Change the points of attack ² Service from the end-line ² Scoring goals (shots from distance) ² Pressing ² Transition Defending Playing Time, Playing Up, Guest Players Enhance our Identity Playing Time: How do I get more playing time? Training habits, game execution/effectiveness, TAKE TOUCHES Playing Up: How do I get to play up? Players playing up must be able to make a clear impact in the team they are playing up on. Guest Players: Who gets to guest play with us? When bringing guest players to events we look to reward current FCB players first Can I guest play with a team outside of FC Boulder? Definitely! As long as there is NO CONFLICT with any FC Boulder events and it is developmentally appropriate (burn out, injury etc…) We want to be fully invested in and support our players to develop, compete, and get exposure. Player Movement In-Season Enhance our Identity ² There will be player movement throughout the season. ² Player movement is based on individual development needs ² If this is your child – GREAT ² If this is not your child – GREAT ² It is the expectation that everyone supports the decisions of the coaching staff as they are putting the best interest of the players first Feedback/Evaluations Enhance our Identity ² Fall season (U11-U14) ² 1:1 evaluation with their coach ² Written evaluation ² Spring season (U11-U14) ² 1:1 meeting with parents and player ² Written evaluation reviewed with family ² Tryout recommendation ² Fall season (U15-U19) ² 1:1 meeting with parents and player ² Written evaluation (reviewed with family if needed) Recommendations Enhance our Identity ² US Soccer Training Centers ² ID 2 ² Colleges/Universities These evaluations will be based on where players are currently at with their development. We expect all families and teammates to support the players who are recommended. We also expect all players and parents to respect the professional opinions of our coaches when it comes to the recommendations made. College Prep Enhance our Identity ² Planning – roadmap to follow ² Preparation – figure out what you like, research schools ² Persistence – emails, phone calls, ID camps, residential camps, visits ² Perception – you are who social media says you are ² Parent Education – guidance and communication ² Player Education – individual meetings, constant communication ² Personal Marketing – you are your biggest advocate! FC Boulder Girls Program Logistics ² Training ² Calendar of Events ² Tournaments ² Costs ² Financial Aid Training ² Tier 1 Teams – Minimum 3 times per week ² Elite Teams – 4 times per week ² (possible 4th on an individual basis for other Tier 1 players) ² Tier 2 Teams – 3 times per week Training Cont’d ² Indoor Training ² 1 time per week ALL teams ² Goal Keeper Training ² 1-2 times per week ² Athletic Performance Program ² Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD) ² Injury Prevention ² Benchmarking 98/99-02 Elite Teams Summer Calendar ² June 6 – Training Begins (98/99, 00, 01, 02) ² June 7 – Post Placement Age Group Meetings/Registration ² June 10-12 – Rocky Mountain Cup Boulder, CO ² June 18-21 – US Club Regionals Davis, CA ² June 22-July 17 – OFF (Optional Girls Elite Development Camp July 11-15) ² July 18 – Training Resumes ² August 1 – Preseason Camp ² August 4-7 – Denver Cup ² August 11-14 – Players Cup (all teams) 98/99-02 Premier/Athletic/Sporting Teams Summer Calendar ² June 7 – Post Placement Age Group Meetings/Registration ² June 7-July 31 – OFF ² (Optional Summer Training Opportunities during off time) ² August 1 – Training Begins (all teams) ² August 11-14 – Players Cup (all teams) 98/99-02 Elite Teams Fall/Winter Calendar ² Sept 3, 4, 5 – State Cup (00, 01, 02, 03?) ² Oct 1, 2 – CSA Weekend Off ² Nov 13 – Last day to play league games ² Nov 21-25 – Off Thanksgiving ² Dec 1-4 – CASL Showcase Raleigh, NC (NCAA Final Four Weekend) ² Dec 16-Jan 9 – OFF Winter Break (ALL TEAMS) ² Jan 10-Feb 16 – Winter Training ² Feb 20 – High School Soccer begins 98/99-02 Premier (Tier 1) Teams Fall/Winter Calendar ² Sept 3, 4, 5 – President’s Cup (00, 01, 02, 03?) ² Oct 1, 2 – Vail Valley Tournament ² Nov 13 – Last day to play league games ² Nov 21-25 – Off Thanksgiving ² Nov 28 – Winter training begins ² Dec 16-Jan 9 – OFF Winter Break (ALL TEAMS) ² Jan 10-Feb 16 – Winter Training ² Feb 20 – High School Soccer begins 98/99-02 Tier 2 Teams Fall/Winter Calendar ² Oct 1, 2 – Trebol Shootout Tournament ² Nov 13 – Last day to play league games ² Nov 17 – Last day of training ² Now 28 – Optional winter training ² Dec 16-Jan 9 – OFF Winter Break (ALL TEAMS) ² Jan 3-Feb 16 – Optional winter Training NEXT EVENT FOR TIER 2 TEAMS: ² May 30 – Placement Event Week ² June 5 – Post Placement Age Group Meetings (2017) 98/99-02 Elite Teams Spring Calendar ² March 5, 12 – Sunday Training ² March 16-19 – Players Showcase Vegas ² April 16, 23, 30 – Sunday Training ² May 7, 14, 21 – Sunday Training ² May 25-29 – Real Colorado Cup ² May 30 – Placement Event Week ² June 5 – Post Placement Age Group Meetings (2017) 98/99-02 Premier (Tier 1) Teams Spring Calendar ² April 30, May 7, 14, 21 – Sunday Training (optional) ² May 25-29 – Option Showcase Event ² May 30 – Placement Event Week (2017) ² June 5 – Post Placement Age Group Meetings (2017) 03-06 Tier 1 Teams Fall/Winter Calendar ² July 11-15 - Summer Girls Elite Development Camp option ² Aug 1 – Preseason Camp ² Oct 1, 2 – CSA Weekend Off (Premier Tournament Weekend) ² Nov 13 – Last day to play league games ² Nov 21-25 – Off Thanksgiving ² Nov 28 – Winter Training Starts ² Dec 16-Jan 9 – OFF Winter Break (ALL TEAMS) ² Jan 3-Feb 16 – Winter Training (Elite Jan 3, Premier Jan 10) ² Jan 13-16 – Vegas Cup (03/04 Elite) 03-06 Tier 2 Teams Fall/Winter Calendar ² Aug 1 – Preseason Camp ² Oct 1, 2 – Fall Tournament ² Nov 13 – Last day to play league games ² Nov 28 – Winter Training Begins ² Dec 16-Jan 9 – OFF Winter Break (ALL TEAMS) ² Jan 3-Feb 16 – Winter Training 03-06 Tier 1 Teams Spring 2017 Calendar ² Feb 21 – Spring Season Begins ² May 21 – Spring Season Ends ² May 22 – Pre-Placement Camp Week (TBD) ² May 30 – Placement Event Week ² June 5 – Post Placement Age Group Meetings 03-06 Tier 2 Teams Spring Calendar 2017 ² Feb 21 – Spring Season Begins ² May 21 – Spring Season Ends ² May 22 – Pre Placement Camp Week ² May 30 – Placement Event Week ² June 5 – Post Placement Age Group Meetings Tournaments U19/1898/99GElite 6/10-6/12 Rocky Mountain Cup Boulder, CO 6/18-6/21 US Club Regionals Davis, CA 8/4-8/7 Denver Cup Denver, CO 8/11-8/14 Players Cup Boulder, CO 9/3-9/5 State Cup Option Aurora, CO 12/2-12/4 CASL Showcase Raleigh, NC U19/1898/99GPremier 8/11-8/14 Players Cup Boulder, CO 9/3-9/5 Presidents Cup Option Aurora, CO 10/1-10/2 Vail Valley Cup Vail, CO Optional Showcase U19/1898/99GAthleZc 8/11-8/14 Players Cup Boulder, CO 10/1-10/2 Trebol Shootout Denver, CO Tournaments U1700GElite 6/10-6/12 6/18-6/21 8/4-8/7 Rocky Mountain Cup US Club Regionals Denver Cup Boulder, CO Davis, CA Denver, CO U1700GPremier U1700GAthleZc U1700GSporZng 8/11-8/14 9/3-9/5 12/2-12/4 3/16-3/19 5/25-5/29 Players Cup State Cup CASL Showcase Vegas Showcase Real Cup Boulder, CO Aurora, CO Raleigh, NC Las Vegas, NV Denver, CO 8/11-8/14 9/3-9/5 10/1-10/2 8/11-8/14 10/1-10/2 Players Cup Presidents Cup Vail Valley Cup Optional Showcase Boulder, CO Aurora, CO Vail, CO Players Cup Trebol Shootout Boulder, CO Denver, CO 8/11-8/14 10/1-10/2 Players Cup Trebol Shootout Boulder, CO Denver, CO Tournaments U1601GElite U1601GPremier U1601GAthleZc U1601GSporZng 6/10-6/12 6/18-6/21 8/4-8/7 8/11-8/14 9/3-9/5 12/2-12/4 3/16-3/19 5/25-5/29 Rocky Mountain Cup US Club Regionals Denver Cup Players Cup State Cup CASL Showcase Vegas Showcase Real Cup Boulder, CO Davis, CA Denver, CO Boulder, CO Aurora, CO Raleigh, NC Las Vegas, NV Denver, CO 8/11-8/14 9/3-9/5 10/1-10/2 8/11-8/14 10/1-10/2 Players Cup Presidents Cup Vail Valley Cup Optional Showcase Boulder, CO Aurora, CO Vail, CO Players Cup Trebol Shootout Boulder, CO Denver, CO 8/11-8/14 10/1-10/2 Players Cup Trebol Shootout Boulder, CO Denver, CO Tournaments U1502GElite U1502GPremier U1502GAthleZc U1502GSporZng 6/10-6/12 6/18-6/21 8/4-8/7 8/11-8/14 9/3-9/5 12/2-12/4 3/16-3/19 5/25-5/29 Rocky Mountain Cup US Club Regionals Denver Cup Players Cup State Cup CASL Showcase Vegas Showcase Real Cup Boulder, CO Davis, CA Denver, CO Boulder, CO Aurora, CO Raleigh, NC Las Vegas, NV Denver, CO 8/11-8/14 September 10/1-10/2 8/11-8/14 10/1-10/2 Players Cup Presidents Cup Vail Valley Cup Optional Showcase Boulder, CO Aurora, CO Vail, CO Players Cup Trebol Shootout Boulder, CO Denver, CO 8/11-8/14 10/1-10/2 Players Cup Trebol Shootout Boulder, CO Denver, CO Tournaments U1403GElite U1403GPremier U1403GAthleZc U1403GSporZng 6/10-6/12 8/11-8/14 8/18-8/21 9/3-9/5 1/14-1/16 5/25-5/29 Rocky Mountain Cup Players Cup Arsenal Cup State Cup Vegas Cup Real Cup Boulder, CO Boulder, CO Fort Collins, CO Aurora, CO Las Vegas, NV Denver, CO 8/11-8/14 2/4-2/5 5/25-5/29 Players Cup Presidents Cup Desert Classic Real Cup Boulder, CO 8/11-8/14 10/1-10/2 5/27-5/29 Players Cup Trebol Shootout Stenger Invitational Boulder, CO Denver, CO 8/11-8/14 10/1-10/2 5/27-5/29 Players Cup Trebol Shootout Stenger Invitational Boulder, CO Denver, CO Arvada, CO Aurora,CO Phoenix,AZ Denver, CO Arvada,CO Tournaments U1304GElite U1304GPremier U1304GAthleZc U1304GSporZng 6/10-6/12 8/11-8/14 8/18-8/21 Spring 1/14-1/16 5/25-5/29 Rocky Mountain Cup Players Cup Arsenal Cup State Cup Vegas Cup Real Cup Boulder, CO Boulder, CO Fort Collins, CO Aurora, CO Las Vegas, NV Denver, CO 8/11-8/14 9/3-9/5 2/4-2/5 5/25-5/29 Players Cup Presidents Cup Desert Classic Real Cup Boulder, CO Aurora,CO Phoenix,AZ Denver, CO 8/11-8/14 10/1-10/2 5/27-5/29 Players Cup Trebol Shootout Stenger Invitational Boulder, CO Denver, CO 8/11-8/14 10/1-10/2 5/27-5/29 Players Cup Trebol Shootout Stenger Invitational Boulder, CO Denver, CO Arvada, CO Arvada,CO Tournaments U1205GElite U1205GPremier U1205GAthleZc U1205GSporZng 8/11-8/14 8/18-8/21 Spring 5/27-5/29 Players Cup Arsenal Cup State Cup Stenger Invitational Boulder, CO Fort Collins, CO Aurora, CO 8/11-8/14 10/1-10/2 5/27-5/29 Players Cup Vail Valley Cup Stenger Invitational Boulder, CO Vail, CO 8/11-8/14 10/1-10/2 5/27-5/29 Players Cup Trebol Shootout Stenger Invitational Boulder, CO Denver, CO 8/11-8/14 10/1-10/2 5/27-5/29 Players Cup Trebol Shootout Stenger Invitational Boulder, CO Denver, CO Arvada,CO Arvada,CO Arvada,CO Arvada,CO Tournaments U1106GElite U1106GPremier U1106GAthleZc U1106GSporZng 8/11-8/14 8/18-8/21 5/27-5/29 Players Cup Arsenal Cup Stenger Invitational Boulder, CO Fort Collins, CO 8/11-8/14 10/1-10/2 5/27-5/29 Players Cup Vail Valley Cup Stenger Invitational Boulder, CO Vail, CO 8/11-8/14 10/1-10/2 5/27-5/29 Players Cup Trebol Shootout Stenger Invitational Boulder, CO Denver, CO 8/11-8/14 10/1-10/2 5/27-5/29 Players Cup Trebol Shootout Stenger Invitational Boulder, CO Denver, CO Arvada,CO Arvada,CO Arvada,CO Arvada,CO COSTS – 1998-2002 $4525 (2000-2002) – Tier 1 – Elite Teams Includes: All tournaments All travel costs All food costs All lodging costs Training Gear – Jacket, Pants, Backpack Summer Training Fall Season State Cup Winter Indoor Training Spring Training Athletic Performance Program Preseason Camp Player Benchmarking $3600 (1998/1999) – Includes: All tournaments All travel costs (transportation) All food costs All lodging costs Training Gear – Jacket, Pants, Backpack Summer Training Fall Season Winter Indoor Training Spring Training Athletic Performance Program Preseason Camp COSTS – 1998-2002 $4525 (2000-2002) – 2016/17 Includes: All tournaments All travel costs All food costs All lodging costs Training Gear – Jacket, Pants, Backpack Summer Training Fall Season State Cup Winter Indoor Training Spring Training Athletic Performance Program Preseason Camp Player Benchmarking Tier 1 – Elite Teams 2015-16 Cost Comparison $4650 (U17-U15) – 2015/16 Includes: All tournaments All travel costs All food costs All lodging costs Fall Season State Cup Winter Indoor Training Athletic Performance Program Preseason Camp COSTS – 1998-2002 Other Tier 1 Teams $1695 (1998/1999 - 2002) – Includes: FC Boulder Tournament Presidents Cup Winter Training Preseason Camp Athletic Performance Program Spring Training (optional) COSTS – 1998-2002 Tier 2 Teams $1145 (1998/1999 - 2002) – Includes: FC Boulder Tournament Fall Season Preseason Camp Athletic Performance Program COSTS – 2002 8th GRADERS TIER 1 TIER 2 $1995 (2002 8th Graders) – $1445 (2002 8th Graders) – Spring Season Training Spring Season Training Spring Season Games Spring Season Games (Players will play spring tournaments with their fall team) COSTS – 2003-2006 Tier 1 Teams $1995 (2003- 2006) – Includes: FC Boulder Tournament State Cup or Presidents Cup Fall Season Winter Training Preseason Camp Athletic Performance Program Spring Season COSTS – 2003-2006 Tier 2 Teams $1595 (2003 - 2006) – Includes: FC Boulder Tournament Fall Season Preseason Camp Athletic Performance Program Spring Season Financial Aid ² FC Boulder has one of the best financial aid programs in the state! ² Financial aid is available for all families that qualify ² Financial aid applications and information can be found on the FC Boulder website ² Payment plans are available for all families ² 2002-1998 Elite team payment plans are available for up to 10 months! Fundraising Any money raised in fundraising (individual team fundraisers, FC Boulder sponsored fundraiser, or individual fundraising efforts) can be put towards the club fees for each player!!!!!! QUESTIONS? Contact Girls Director of Coaching Phil Hufstader – phil.hufstader@fcboulder.com
