2018 PacNW Soccer Club Information Night. April 16, :00pm 7:00pm Starfire Sports Complex

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1 2018 Information Night April 16, :00pm 7:00pm Starfire Sports Complex

2 Agenda I. Introduction/Roadmap II. Overview of Soccer Landscape in Washington III. Introduction to IV. Technical Committee Members V. PacNW Program Overview VI. Tryout Information, Dates, Costs VII. Q&A 2

3 Introduction to Based out of Starfire Sports Complex Premier soccer training facility in the Northwest Training home of Seattle Sounders FC!! Teams compete in Washington Youth Soccer Regional Club League, U.S. Soccer Development Academy, and U.S. Youth Soccer National League and Far West Regional League Approximately 60+ teams and 1,000+ players from U8 through U19 **Most age groups are limited to 50 players! 3

4 Overview of Soccer Landscape in Washington US Soccer US Youth Soccer Washington Youth Soccer 4

5 Introduction to Based out of Starfire Sports Complex Premier soccer training facility in the Northwest Training home of Seattle Sounders FC!! Teams compete in Washington Youth Soccer Regional Club League, U.S. Soccer Development Academy, and U.S. Youth Soccer National League and Far West Regional League Approximately 60+ teams and 1,000+ players from U8 through U19 **Most age groups are limited to 50 players! 5

6 Technical Committee Leighton O Brien Technical Director Viet Nguyen Youth Director U11-U12 Malia Arrant Eugene Poublon Director of Coaching-Girls U8/U9 Jr. Program & U10 Director 6

7 PacNW is a Player s Club 6

8 PacNW is Inclusive and Welcomes All! For the season and moving forward, PacNW will be featuring a Respect Campaign to ensure all members feel welcome. Statement of Inclusion and Diversity At we are commi4ed to providing a safe and respec<ul environment to all of our players and staff. We have a diverse organizabon, and we value each member s uniqueness. As such we accept and encourage club members regardless of their ethnicity, race, gender idenbty, sexual orientabon, age, disability, or religious affiliabon. We intend to have collecbve acbon as a club to nurture a climate of acceptance and support with regard to our diverse players and staff. 6

9 PacNW Style of Play is proud of our curriculum and training methodology which focuses on developing each player with a solid foundation of 4 pillars which include: Technical (skills with the ball) Tactical (positions, field awareness) Physical (strength, coordination agility) PsychoSocial (Personal Development) OFFENSE: We will teach and encourage players to play possession style of play in our attack, with quick combinations and fast attacking sequences. DEFENSE: Defensively we will be organized, good 1v1 and understand individual roles for team defending; high pressure, compact and able to shift as a team to deny penetration from our opponents. 7

10 PACNW STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT Focus on the team, tac5cs, team structure, bigger picture Focus on the individual and small groups DISCOVERY STAGE Viet: U11-12 U10 PROGRAM Eugene: JR Program: EUGENE U8-U9 COLLEGE PREPARATION TEAM STAGE STRUCTURE Boys DOC/Malia U13-U14 U15-U18

11 Typical (U11) Calendar PracTce 5:00-6:30pm Girls Mon/Wed Boys Tue/Thur Games Approximately 21-game season running September to March Tournaments June Rainier Challenge, Puyallup July Crossfire Challenge or Starfire Spring Classic August Gig Harbor Tyee Cup January Winter Classic, Starfire March to April - State Cup Schedule and locatons set by Washington Youth Soccer AssociaTon 11

12 PacNW is a US Soccer Development Academy Club BOYS U12 U13 U14 TEAMS

13 Juan Alvarez Taka Sasaki Benjamin Burns U15- National Team U15- National Team U15- National Team

14 Sea^le Sounders FC Official Partner Club 20+ players with the opportunity this year to train with Sea^le Sounders Academy coaches as discovery players for future development Semi-pro team consistng of college, internatonal and elite- players 9 current and alumni players on U.S. NaTonal Teams (or USYNT alums) U12, U13, and U14 Boys U.S. Soccer Development Academy teams 6 Teams in the Elite Clubs NaTonal League (ECNL)

15 College Bound 198 Collegiate Players Since 2012 The club works diligently to educate and provide opportunites for our players and parents as they navigate through the college recruitng process. College Visits College ID Camps Summer Programs 15

16 Executive Board 9 Parent Volunteer ExecuTve Board Members Manage, Review, Approve Club Budget Player Fees Coaching, Field and Referee Costs Uniforms Oversight Set Best PracTces for AdministraTve needs Support Technical Commi^ee and Coaching Staff Compliance On and off the field Sponsorships and Partnerships CommunicaTon

17 Tryout Information, Dates & Costs Tryouts are generally 2-90 minute sessions. **Online pre-registration is required** $20 Online $30 Walk Up Junior Program /2011 Girls & Boys EvaluaTon April 25 Girls & Boys 2009 (U10) 2007/2008 (U11/12) May 2-3 Girls & Boys 2006 (U13) 2005 (U14) & 2004 (U15) May 9-10 HS Girls 2003 (U16) 2002 (U17) 2001 (U18) & 2000 (U19) May

18 Financial Commitment Financial Commitments include Player Registration Fee Team Training, Coach & Game Fees 3 Summer in state Tournaments Winter Classic and State Cup Coach Travel for in-state tournaments and RCL travel covered by fees. *Any additional expenses are the responsibility of the team. 9 month Payment Plan options available Financial Aid available (over $50,000 awarded each year) 18

19 CLUB FEES **Note: Does not include travel expenses or kit** Jr. Program 2010/2011 *plus $125 for uniform $850 Girls and Boys 2009 (U10) $1,900 Girls and Boys (U11-12) $2,650 Girls and Boys (U13-15) $2,700 Girls and Boys (U16-19) $2,700 Boys 2004 (U15) $2,400 17

20 Jersey/Shorts Kits $399 + tax

21 Jr. Program Kit $125 + tax

22 Goalkeeper Shirt $40 + tax

23 Warm Ups & Backpack

24 Questions and Answers! 2018 Information Night 24