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1 Soccer in the Park S H E R W O O D P A R K D I S T R I C T S O C C E R A S S O C I A T I O N V O L U M E 2, I S S U E 2 A P R I L I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E : SPDSA Outdoor Tournaments SPDSA Team/Coach/ Referee Awards Important Coaches Information Volunteer Appreciation Night Volunteer Week Initiative Women s World Cup Information Indoor: Provincials & Family Day Cup Recap Article: Building Self Confidence Coach Mentorship and Outdoor Courses FC Edmonton Tickets 9 E Q U I P M E N T P I C K - U P D A T E S : U10 & U Apr 16 U4, U5, U6 Apr U7//8, U Apr 22 Co-Ed League Looking for Players/Teams Registration Open for new 7 v 7 Adult League Initiative The SPDSA has formed a Co-Ed League and is looking for players, teams and small groups for the first season. We are looking for players of all ages (16+) and skills to join the league for the upcoming season. The SPDSA is placing an emphasis on the fun, fitness and social aspects of the game rather than placing an emphasis on winning. Team Registration - Do you have a full team? When each player registers, simply fill out the same team under Team Registering For Small Group Registration - Group of friends but not enough for a team? Simply fill out all members of the group under Friend Request and we will put you together on a team. Individual Registration - The SPDSA will form a team The Outdoor Season at a Glance of individual registrations, and/or add individuals to small groups or teams looking to fill out their rosters. Access online registration here. Important Dates and Age -Group Coordinator Contacts The outdoor season is a month away and the SPDSA is hard at work in preparations in order to ensure another successful season Outdoor Timeline for SPDSA Community Program Registration Deadline March 31 Teams Formed By April 10 Coaches Contact Players April Season Starts week of: April 26 Classic Tournament May U10-U18 Tier III & IV U4/U5/U6 Jamboree May U7/U8 Jamboree June IMPORTANT COACHES INFORMATION CAN BE FOUND ON PAGE 4 For more information about the league, including the modified 7v7 rules please visit the SPDSA Co-Ed league page. All teams will be provided a set of pinnies for jerseys and necessary equipment upon receiving a $100 deposit cheque that will be returned at the end of the season. Teams may purchase their own jerseys if they wish. Registration Deadline is April 6, however teams and players may be accepted after the date dependent upon numbers. If you have questions about the program please contact Graeme (g.dickson@spdsa.net) Coaches and Parents that have questions with regards to the season should use their Age-Group Coordinators as their first point of contact for any questions or concerns Under 4/Little Kickers: Under 5 Boys/Girls: Under 6 Boys/Girls Under 7/8 Boys Under 7/8 Girls U10 Boys U10 Girls U10 Junior Phoenix U12 Boys U12 Girls Tracy Cook Lori Lehman Michael Desautels Stacey Mebs Jill Rusinko Michelle Chambers Michelle Chambers Graeme Dickson Michelle Chambers Stacey Mebs U14 Boys Randy Lopatynski U14 Girls Graeme Dickson U16/18 Boys Chris Aster U16/18 Girls Val Nimrichter

2 V O L U M E 2, I S S U E 2 P A G E 2 SPDSA K-Days Kickoff July Sherwood Park s New Club Tournament The SPDSA is introducing a brand new elite tournament for the 2015 Outdoor Season. The K-Days Kickoff coincides with the opening weekend of the famous Edmonton K-Days. This new and exciting tournament plans to bring elite level teams (Tier I, II, III in U10-U18) from Edmonton and across Alberta. Use the Links below for more information on the K-Days Kickoff General Tournament Information Current Registrations Sponsorship Opportunities Sherwood Ford Skills Competition Register Online The tournament will also feature the Sherwood Ford Skills Competition run by Competitive Thread who focus on Speed, Agility and Quickness. SPDSA Classic Tournament May SPDSA s Annual Community Program Touranment The SPDSA will once again be hosting its annual Classic Tournament May The Classic tournament is one of the biggest, hosting over 100 teams each season. The tournament is for U10 - U18 Boys and Girls teams in Tier III & IV. The tournament for all Tier IV teams is covered in registration fees and every SPDSA team will be entered unless the office is notified otherwise. Click the links below for more information Classic Tournament Information Register Online (Only non SPDSA Teams need to register) SPDSA Jamboree Weekends Set Tournament Weekends for SPDSA U4 -U8 Programs Each season the SPDSA hosts Jamboree style weekends for our U4 (Little Kickers) - U8 age groups. The weekends are filled with teams playing games in a jamboree format (tournament with no emphasis on wins/losses). There will once again be activities for players between games at the fields as well as a concession. U4, U5, U6 May U7, U8 June The SPDSA is working on various formats to provide a great experience for our coaches and players.

3 P A G E 3 Coach and Team of the Week How to Nominate your Team or Coach Does your team deserve recognition? Has your Coach created a positive environment for the team? Nominate Your Team Nominate Your Coach SPDSA February Coaches of the Week Nominated By: Kari Horiachka Age Group of the Team: U10 Advanced Girls - Ian MacNeil Please explain why you feel this Coach should be awarded the Coach of the Week: Coach Ian MacNeill has done an outstanding job with the "Strikers" this season. Ian is very organized and prepared for each practice. Recognizing the range of skill level within the group of girls, he coaches to improve all the players on the team; from the least experienced to the most skilled. He sees the potential in each girl, and encourages them to reach for that every game and practice. Ian your time and effort is greatly appreciated. Thanks! OUTDOOR COACH AND TEAM OF THE WEEK The SPDSA will once again be recognizing nominated Teams and Coaches from both the Community and Phoenix programs. Press d is back for our Coach of the week and will be joined by Exist Cycle. Players on team of the week will receive an FC Edmonton game voucher. Nominated By: Kailey Fitzsimons Age Group of the Team: U14T2 Phoenix Girls - Lee Ballam Please explain why you feel this Coach should be awarded the Coach of the Week: Please explain why you feel this Coach should be awarded the Coach of the Week?: Lee Ballam is the best coach and deserves coach of the week because he is a coach that has his heart in the game, every game! He shows his emotions for the game and can either be truly happy with a win or upset over the loss, but will never dwell on the negative or give up on us (no matter what the score is). After every game, win or lose, we talk about the pros and cons of the game and what we can do better next time and what we need to do. Every practice he strives to help us master certain drills, and tells us the level we should be at with the drill or that we are doing better then he expected. We practice drills that the whole team needs to work on, not just certain players. Everyone is treated equal and is given playing time, there are no favorites. Another thing that we get to do is attend fitness sessions with Coach Lee's other team, the U18's. They show us what we can strive for, and push us to work harder. I always look forward to Coach Lee's practices and hope that he can keep coaching my team. I think that he is truly the best coach! We would like to thank Tutti Frutti for supporting our Team of the week for the past two seasons Outdoor Referee Courses Refresher April 7, 6:00pm - 9:00pm Referee courses will be held at the Community Centre. 401 Fesitval Lane Sherwood Park, AB If you are interestd in refereeing for the SPDSA please contact Derek Douglas d.douglas@spdsa.net SPDSA Referees of the Month Recognizing officials their continued hard work on the pitch February Referees of the Month The SPDSA would like to congratulate Kevin and Cathy Methot, Colby Kennedy and Aoife Botchey for being selected as the Referee s of the month for February. Aoife is in her first year of the referee development program. She is enjoying her new role in the world of soccer and they younger players love having her referee their games. Colby is in his third year of the referee development program. He is continuing to develop and enjoys working with and helping the younger players. Kevin and Cathy have formed quite the married couple, and have officiated in Sherwood Park for a number of years. Both have refereed at the top adult levels in Edmonton and continue enjoy refereeing all levels of games in Sherwood Park. Congratulations to our referees. All referees of the month receive a gift card to Cora Breakfast and Lunch in Sherwood Park. If you are interested in getting involved in refereeing in Sherwood Park please contact Derek Douglas (d.douglas@spdsa.net)

4 V O L U M E 2, I S S U E 2 P A G E 4 SPDSA Outdoor Coaches Information Important Dates and Notes about Coaching in the SPDSA The SPDSA is still looking to fill coaching positions in all age groups for the upcoming season. Any interested coaches will need to fill out a coaching application which can be found here. As of the 2014/15 Indoor Season the SPDSA is offering HEAD Coaches a $75.00 rebate for Coaching in the SPDSA program, which will be taken off their registration fees at the end of the season All Coaches will be required to complete the following in order to earn the $75.00 credit. -Ensure all Coaches/Managers/Bench Parents have submitted a Valid Criminal Record check to the SPDSA -Submitted a complete Team Information Sheet to the SPDSA Coaches Season Meeting and Equipment Pick-Up Coaches attend a pre-season technical session with our technical leads to assist their development. This also includes an administrative meeting covering all admin and seasonal information. This evening also includes the Coaches Equipment Pick-up for the outdoor season. A $100 post-dated cheque for July 1, 2015 is required and will be returned to you at the end of the season Outdoor Equipment Pick-Up / Tech Sessions Thursday April 16 Under 10 and Under 12 Millennium Place - Field 1 6:30pm 7:10pm U10 Community Tech Session 7:10pm 7:30pm U10 Community Meeting 7:30pm 8:10pm U10 Advanced (Jr Phoenix) Tech Session 8:10pm 8:30pm U10 Advanced (Jr Phoenix) Meeting 8:30pm 9:10pm U12 Tech Session 9:10pm 9:30pm U12 Meeting Equipment Pick up U12 6:00pm 8:00pm Equipment Pick up U10 7:45pm 9:30pm Tuesday April 21 Under 4 (Little Kickers) and Under 5/6 Millennium Place - Field 1 7:30pm 8:10pm - U4/5 Tech Session 8:10pm 8:30pm - U4/5 Tech Meeting 8:30pm 9:10pm U6 Tech Session 9:10pm 9:30pm U6 Meeting Equipment Pick up U4/U5-5:00pm 7:00pm Equipment Pick up U6-7:00pm 8:15pm Wednesday April 22 Under 7/8, Under Millennium Place - Field 1 6:30pm - 7:10pm U7/U8 Boys Tech Session 7:10pm - 7:30pm U7/U8 Boys Meeting 7:30pm - 8:10pm U7/U8 Girls Tech Session 8:10pm - 8:30pm U7/U8 Girls Meeting 8:30pm - 9:10pm U14-U18 Tech Session 9:10pm - 9:30pm U14-U18 Meeting Equipment Pick up U14-U18 6:00pm 8:00pm Equipment Pick up U7/8 7:45pm 9:30pm All Equipment Pick-Up will be located at the SPDSA Office # Kaska Road.

5 P A G E 5 Indoor Volunteer Appreciation Night The SPDSA invited all volunteers to attend the 2014/2015 Indoor Season volunteer/staff appreciation night on March 6. The evening started with all volunteers arriving at Millennium Place, lacing up the boots and showing off their skills in the annual Volunteers game. SPDSA Technical Coordinator Daniel Drummond formed the teams and did a great job balancing the teams with each game being tightly contested. In the end the Red Rockets overcame a first game loss to win their final two games and capture the Trophy. All participants showed great respect to one another and it was a great way for all of our volunteers to come together. The focus shifted from soccer to food as the group headed to Average Joe s for some delicious food and the opportunity to win some great door prizes. It was great to see Coaches from all different teams, age-groups and levels interacting at Average Joes and the turnout was well above what we initially expected. The SPDSA could not operate without the fantastic support of all of our volunteers, and this night is our small way of saying Thanks and we can t wait to continue working with you throughout the 2015 Outdoor Season. Top: Tournament MVP Juan Colazo Below: Group Picture after the tournament National Volunteer Week April Accepting Nominations for SPDSA Volunteers We appreciate what you do! During the week of April Volunteers are celebrated by participating organizations. We recognize that without the hard work and dedication of our volunteers, the SPDSA would not be able to run the successful program that we do. Our volunteers are an integral part of the SPDSA that ensures each season runs smoothly and creates a positive experience for all youth and adults that are involved in the sport of soccer in Sherwood Park. The SPDSA recognizes our Volunteers at the end of each season with our Volunteer Appreciation night (As noted in the article above) and also our volunteer Coaches with our Coach of the Week program. Nominate Your SPDSA Volunteer of the Year In further appreciation the SPDSA will be taking nominations for outstanding volunteers in the SPDSA community. This is for any volunteer such as a coach, manager, bench parent, age group coordinator, board member, or even your fundraising coordinator! We are proud of our many volunteers that give their time so freely, and ask for nothing in return! Selected Volunteers will be recognized with great prizes and anyone who nominates a volunteer will be put into a draw for Women s World Cup Tickets. Nominate a Volunteer Today Nomination deadline is April 10, 2015

6 P A G E 6 Canada Hosts the Women s World Cup Edmonton Hosts 11 Matches, Including 2 Canada Games This summer Canada will be in the spotlight as we host the FIFA Women s World Cup beginning June 6th culminating with the final on July 5th. It is the biggest Women s World Cup in history with the expansion from 16 teams in previous editions to the 24 teams competing in Canada. Canada has been drawn into a pool A with China PR, New Zealand and the Netherlands. China PR was a Women s soccer powerhouse in the late 90 s where they finished runners-up to the USA in 1999 which stands as their best result at a Women s World Cup. New Zealand, where Canadian Coach John Herdman was born, is making their 3rd consecutive World Cup appearance. New Zealand believes this is the year they are going to be able to make it past the group stage. The Netherlands is making their Women s World Cup debut in 2015, however shouldn't be taken lightly by anyone in the Group as the country in 2007 began a big push in developing the Women s game. Finally Canada, who after a poor showing at the 2011 World Cup will be looking to make amends on home soil in Coming off a strong Bronze medal performance at the 2012 Olympics, Canada will be looking to give home fans much to cheer about. The team is led by the ever popular and deadly striker, Christine Sinclair. Canada will play two of its group matches in Edmonton, including the opening game of the tournament on June 6th and their final group game in Montreal. Depending on where they finish Canada could play a Round of 16 game in Edmonton. Canada Pool A Schedule (MTN Time) June 6 4:00pm vs China PR Edmonton June 11 7:00pm vs New Zealand Edmonton June 15 5:30pm vs Netherland Montreal Edmonton Game Schedule (MTN Time) June 6 Opening Ceremonies June 6 4:00pm Canada vs China PR June 6 7:00pm New Zealand vs Netherlands June 11 4:00pm China PR vs Netherlands June 11 7:00pm Canada vs New Zealand June 16 3:00pm Switzerland vs Cameroon June 16 6:00pm Australia vs Sweden June 20 5:30pm Round of 16 2A vs 2C June 22 6:00pm Round of 16 1D vs 3B/E/F June 27 2:00pm Quarter-Finals W41 vs W42 July 1 5:00pm Semi-Finals W47 vs W48 July 4 2:00pm Third Place L49 vs L50 Full Tournament Schedule can be found here Ticket information can be found here The SPDSA will not be scheduling any games on June 6th or June 11th in order to avoid clashes with Canada games. The SPDSA will have limited tickets for purchase for various games. Please contact Debbie at d.ballam@spdsa.net for details.

7 P A G E 7 Indoor Provincial Wrap-Up The Indoor Youth Provincials were held March (Adult March 20-22) in various cities throughout Alberta. The SPDSA would like to recognize the following Sherwood Park teams that participated in this season s Provincial Competitions. SPDSA Phoenix U14 Tier III Boys (Ricketts) U16 Tier III Boys (Espinoza) U16 Tier III Boys (Basse) U14 Tier II Girls (Ballam) U14 Tier III Girls (Herreros) U18 Tier III Girls (MacNeil) SPDSA Community U14 Tier IV Boys (Hasell) U14 Tier IV Girls (Waldner) U16 Tier IV Boys (Goulet) U16 Tier IV Girls (Edgar) U18 Tier IV Boys (Kane) U18 Tier IV Girls (Zinyk) SPDSA Adult Women s Tier III (WSP) Honour Role U14 Tier III Girls - Gold U18 Tier III Girls - Silver U16 Tier III Boys (Espinoza) - Silver U18 Tier III Girls - Silver U18 Tier IV Boys (Kane) - Bronze U18 Tier IV Girls (Zinyk) - Fair Play Congratulations to all SPDSA teams for their efforts in the ASA Provincial Competitions! SPDSA Family Day Cup Over the Family Day weekend youth soccer took a break with the SPDSA hosting their annual Adult Indoor Tournament, the Family Day Cup. The tournament consisted of two divisions featuring a total of 21 teams. The Women s Recreational division had 13 teams and the Men s Recreational division had 8 teams. The SPDSA partnered with Average Joe s Sports Bar who kindly gave each player 15% off their bill the entire weekend, and a $25 Gift Certificate to each player of the game. They also supplied the tournament with Championship Trophies. Sherwood Cora Breakfast and Lunch also supplied each player with a $5 coupon for the tournament. The Women s Division featured three play-off brackets after the group stages. Polonia Classics won the Bronze Championship and the Leduc Raiders captured the Silver Championship. In the Gold Championship a thrilling game saw SW Fever defeat the Sherwood Park Devlin Strikers 4-3. After Devlin Strikers scored the equalizer with less than 2 minutes to play, SW Fever came back and scored the game winner. The Men s division saw two very skilled teams in NE United from Calgary against Redhill FC. The two teams battled back and forth before Redhill FC scored to make it 2-1, and despite many chances NE United couldn t get the equalizer. Congratulations to our winners and a big thanks from the SPDSA to all teams that participated in this years tournament. Top Left - SW Fever Top Middle - Devlin Strikers Top Right - Redhill FC Bottom Left - Polonia Classics Bottom Right - NE United

8 P A G E 8 Self-Confidence in sport - make your ego work for you! By Dr. Costas Karageorghis October 30, When athletes feel confident, they are more readily able to turn sporting potential into superior performance. Conversely, when they feel unsure of themselves, the slightest setback or smallest hurdle can have an inordinate effect on their performance. Costas Karageorghis explores the nature of self-confidence and presents a theory underlying the causes of self-confidence in sport. He also reviews recent research and provides some powerful techniques that you can apply to enhance your own confidence or that of athletes in your charge What is self-confidence? I don t think it s bragging to say I m something special. Muhammad Ali For many athletes, an explanation of the concept of self-confidence is hardly necessary as they know intuitively what it is. Indeed, self-confidence is so palpable in some athletes you can almost reach out and touch it. Their confidence is reflected in everything they say and do, in what they wear and how they look. Self-confidence is commonly defined as the sureness of feeling that you are equal to the task at hand. This sureness is characterised by absolute belief in ability. You may well know someone whose self-belief has this unshakeable quality, whose ego resists even the biggest setbacks. In such people, confidence is as resilient as a squash ball: the harder the blow, the quicker they bounce back. Nonetheless, although confidence is a desirable characteristic, arrogance or a sureness of feeling not well founded in one s ability is undesirable. If self-confidence is perhaps the guardian angel of sports performers then arrogance is their nemesis. Confidence is related to personality and those who exude self-confidence across a range of contexts, say at work, socially and in their sport, are said to be high in trait confidence. However, confidence can also be very specific to a particular situation or with reference to a set of circumstances in which case it is known as state confidence or self-efficacy. When you perform any skill successfully, you will generate confidence and be willing to attempt something slightly more difficult For example, a professional football player may give off vibes suggesting they are high in trait confidence; however, when they are faced with the prospect of saving their team in a penalty shoot-out at a major championship, their state confidence can plummet and this has the potential to wreak havoc on their performance. This is precisely what happened to David Beckham when England faced Portugal in the quarter finals of the European Football Championships in June In the throws of a nail-biting penalty shootout, he lost focus and hoofed the ball over the crossbar. Theoretical approaches to sport confidence There are two main theoretical approaches to sport confidence; one is Robin Vealey s model of sport confidence(1) and the other is Albert Bandura s self-efficacy theory(2). Owing to its prevalence in the sport psychology literature and the empirical support it has attracted, I am going to focus solely on the latter. Bandura s theory was amended by Deborah Feltz(3) to form a sportspecific version while I have adapted it even further to suit the applied nature of this article (see figure 1 below). The six sources of self-confidence The confidence an individual feels during a particular activity or situation is generally derived from one or more of the following six elements, which are presented in figure 1 in order of their relative importance: Performance accomplishments are the strongest contributor to sport confidence. When you perform any skill successfully, you will generate confidence and be willing to attempt something slightly more difficult. Skill learning should be organised into a series of tasks that progress gradually and allow you to master each step before progressing on to the next. Personal success breeds confidence, while repeated personal failure diminishes it. Being involved with the success of others can also significantly bolster your confidence, especially if you believe that the performer you are involved with (eg a teammate) closely matches your own qualities or abilities. In effect, it evokes the reaction: if they can do it, I can do it. Verbal persuasion is a means of attempting to change the attitudes and behaviour of those around us, and this includes changing their self-confidence. In sport, coaches often try to boost confidence by convincing athletes that the challenge ahead is within their capabilities: I know you re a great player so keep your head up and play hard! An athlete might reinforce this by repeating the message over and over to him or herself as a form of self-persuasion. A tip here is to avoid stating what you want in the negative; so, rather than I really don t want to come off second best try I really want to win this one. Accordingly, your mind will not need to consider what is not required in order to arrive at what is. Imagery experiences have to do with athletes recreating multi-sensory images of successful performance in their mind. Through creating such mental representations, mastery of a particular task or set of circumstances is far more likely. What you see is what you get (see PP 238)! Physiological states can reduce feelings of confidence through phenomena such as muscular tension, palpitations and butterflies in the stomach. The bodily sensations associated with competition need to be perceived as being facilitative to performance and this can be achieved through the application of appropriate stress management interventions such as the five breath technique and thoughtstopping (see PP 243). Emotional states is the final source of selfconfidence and relates to how you control the emotions associated with competition, such as excitement and anxiety. Very often, the importance of the occasion creates selfdoubt, which is why it is essential to control your thoughts and emotions. Learning imagery and concentration skills such as those described in the spotlight of excellence (Exercise 2) will help. The article goes on to talk about self-confidence research and 5 exercises to build Self-Confidence, which can be found at the link below. The above article was posted at and was written by Dr. Costas Karageorghis and can be found by clicking here.

9 P A G E 9 SPDSA Coach Mentorship Develop under the guidance of Qualified Coaches in the SPDSA Coaching Development The SPDSA Technical Leads lead sessions for Coaches throughout the indoor and outdoor seasons. These sessions are free for coaches to attend and will help guide you to a better understanding of the types of activities that are appropriate for the kids you are currently coaching. ASA License Preparation Sean Fleming s role within the Coach Mentorship of the SPDSA is to prepare our coaches that are looking to obtain ASA Licenses. -To provide programs for all coaches within the SPDSA who are entering their C License, Provincial B, and National B. -To provide guidance and mentor on field with prospective coaches with on field sessions. -To provide mentorship when possible, to our younger age group coaches (U8,U10) who are looking to become certified coaches Outdoor Coaching Courses (To Register for any course click here) Learn to Train (Free for SPDSA Coaches) April Active Start (Free for SPDSA Coaches) April 25 FUNdamentals (Free for SPDSA Coaches) April 26 Alberta C License June 3-4 Testing October 4 Alberta B License June 30-July 5 Testing October 9 If you are interested in joining the Coach Mentorship with Sean Fleming please contact Daniel Drummond (d.drummond@spdsa.net FC Edmonton Tickets through the SPDSA First Home Date is April 12 vs. Carolina Railhawks The SPDSA is once again the best place to buy your FC Edmonton tickets for the upcoming season. For more information about the SPDSA tickets contact Graeme Get your Ticket Vouchers at the SPDSA Administration Office (241 Kaska Road) for $12 (50% off Regular Price). When you arrive at the game, exchange the vouchers for the Best Seat Available! For more information about FC Edmonton visit their website

10 Administration Office/Equipment Room Mon-Wed-Fri Tues-Thurs Weekends/Holidays # Kaska Road Sherwood Park, Alberta T8A 4E8 Sherwood Park District Soccer Association Technical Office Mon-Wed-Fri Tues-Thurs-Weekends/Hol Millennium Place 2000 Premier Way Sherwood Park, Alberta T8H 2G4 9:00am - 5:00pm 12:00pm - 5:00pm Closed 9:00am - 1:00pm Closed Staff Contacts General Manager Debbie Ballam d.ballam@spdsa.net ext. 4 Financials, Sponsorships, Website, ASA Travel Permits, Injury Claims, Daily Operations Operations Dean Mastrangelo d.mastrangelo@spdsa.net ext. 3 Equipment, Schedules, Facility Bookings Registrar Sharon Arnott s.arnott@spdsa.net ext. 2 Registrations, Player Cards, CRC s, Assists Sponsorship & Special Events Administrative Support/Communication Coordinator Graeme Dickson g.dickson@spdsa.net ext. 1 Communication, Newsletter, Referees, Adult League, Assists Tournament Coordination Technical Coordinator Daniel Drummond d.drummond@spdsa.net Academy, Technical Administration & Communication Phone: Fax: Technical Coach Eric Munoz e.munoz@spdsa.net Academy, Technical Coaching Referee Coordinator Derek Douglas d.douglas@spdsa.net Referee Development Thank you to our Sponsors