Kelowna � United � Football � Club Parent Information Session September, 2010
Program • Brief History • Vision, Goals, Strategies • KUFC T oday • Squads • Roles • Tryouts • Questions
Kelowna � United � FC • Prior to 2001, all select soccer administered through COYS A • 2004 – KU is select division A. 1 st Technical of COYS Director • 2008 - KUFC Official Status • Funds to technical advancement of soccer in the community. • Hiring of Technical directors • Incorporate Academies and camps. • Continuity in training
Administration • Board of Directors • President • Vice President • Treasurer • Secretary • 3 Directors at Large • TOYSL Rep • COYSA Rep • S taff • Administration – Lorrie Leins • Technical Director & Technical Coaching Staff • Contract • Website • Etc.
Kelowna � United � FC M ission: • The Kelowna United Football Club is a not-for-profit organization within the Central Okanagan Y outh Soccer Association that provides opportunities for youth to play competitive level youth soccer in British Columbia. Vision: • "British Columbia’s foremost integrated soccer development program, developing the game in the Okanagan by inspiring young players to perform regular healthy exercise, develop their skills, and play in a fun, yet competitive, team environment.” Outcomes: • Skill Development, active play and lifelong physical activity through access to soccer • Fun and competitive team environments, by promoting collaboration, cooperation, and coordination in pursuit of excellence in soccer and all aspects of life. • Long Term Viability – Maintaining Kelowna United as BC’s foremost integrated Soccer Development Program.
Kelowna � United � - Vision U17-18 U16 U15 U14 U13 U12
Kelowna � United � - Vision U21 U17-18 U16 U15 U14 U13 U12 U11 U8-U10 • U-8 to U10 - Development • U11 – U12 - Super 8’s (Class 4 Ball) • U13, U14, U15, U16 • Y League & Provincial B (Full Field – Class 5 Ball) • U17, U18 • Provincial “A” & Provincial “B” • U21 – Reserve Division • PCSL – Pacific Coast Soccer League
Thompson-Okanagan � FC • Team within Kelowna United Football Club • Y League • Play in the Super Y-League • Approximately 8 T eams • Lower Mainland • Playoffs – goal to play in USL Playoffs • Birthdays – August to July • Ie. U14 = August, 1996 to July, 1997 • Pre-Approval by T echnical Director • Selection Criteria • Sponsorship – By team
S elects VFC KFC PFC NOYSA KYS A S OYS A S FC S YS A KYS A COYSA LCYS A RYS A OMYS A WYS A
KUFC � S elects • U13-U16 • Compete in TOYSL. • April – June • Provincial Cup“B” • Will not declare Provincial 'A'. • U17-U18 • Compete in TOYSL, but may declare “A” • Birthdays – January to December • Tournaments • Exhibitions • Practice twice a week • Outdoor April to June • Sponsorship by team
U8-U18 U13-U18 U-21 Rules � and � Discipline COYSA
Technical � Director • Role and Responsibilities • Provide T echnical Direction to the Clubs KUFC, TOFC, PCL • Enact the KUFC Business Plan on behalf of the Board of Directors. • Hire or select coaches and assistant coaches • Provide modern Training T echniques • Coordinate coaches training • Hire Assistant T echnical Directors • Communicate with BCSA Technical Directors • Coordinate Summer Camps • Coordinate Academies • Answers to the Board of Directors
Coaches • Can be a hired Coach or Parent Coach. • Role and Responsibilities • Lead the players, and coach the team. • Coaches are subject to BCS A Disciplinary Policy. • Coaches are also subject to KUFC Disciplinary Policy. • TOYSL - M inimum CCY Certification for Provincials • Y – League – Recommended minimum Pre-B. • PCL – Pre-B Recommended • Answers to the Technical Director
Parents KUFC encourages all parents or guardians: • to participate in all social aspects of the team’s development, • to participate as a supporter in all games, • to encourage all players to play in a sporting way, with enthusiasm and love for the game. • T o avoid contacting coaches when discussing game tactics or team decisions, • T o allow referees to interpret the rules of the game, and allow officials to adjudicate the games without intimidation.
Parents Disputes: • If disputes arise, an Incident Form is to be submitted to the Board. No phone calls, long emails or on-field arguments. • The T echnical Director and the KU Discipline Chair will examine or file all Incident Forms as they arise. • Role and Responsibilities • Parents are NOT subject to BCS A Disciplinary Policy. • Parent ARE subject to KUFC Disciplinary Policy. Read the KU Disciplinary Policy available on the Website: www.kelownaunited.com
Cost Selects KUFC Fee - ~$600 Typical Additional Team Costs • $600 per Player • Tournaments $200 cheque by 3 rd Tryout • • Additional Practices • $200 by December 1 • • $200 by February 1 Exhibitions (referees only) • Includes: • Bags/ Shorts/ Socks • Administration • Practice Jerseys • COYSA/BCSA Fees • Insurance • Warm-Up Suits • League referees • 2 practices per week • League Games • T echnical Direction • Game Equipment / Balls • Jerseys • T eam Photo • fields April 15 to June.
U11/ 12 Cost Selects KUFC Fee - ~$475 Typical Additional Team Costs • $475 per Player • Tournaments $200 cheque by 3 rd Tryout • • Additional Practices • $150 by December 1 • • $125 by February 1 Exhibitions (referees only) • Includes: • Bags/ Shorts/ Socks • Administration • Practice Jerseys • COYSA/BCSA Fees • Insurance • Warm-Up Suits • League referees • 2 practices per week • League Games • T echnical Direction • Game Equipment / Balls • Jerseys • T eam Photo • fields April 15 to June.
Team � S election � C riteria � –Tryouts Assessors � C riteria • Attitude • Comfort level while • work ethic under stress. • Commitment • with or without ball • Dedication • Attention span • Decision making • Willingness to take instruction • problem solving. • Ability to apply instruction • Body type • Unselfish or selfish • Leadership qualities. • Athleticism • Desire & mental • Strength strength • Power • Aggression controlled or not • fitness • Confidence. • Quality of basics • signs of advanced techniques
U8-U18 U13-U18 U-21 Questions � ? COYSA
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