Academy Structure

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1 Academy Strctre

2 Competitive Vision Statement The vision of the Shreveport United Competitive Program is to develop elite players with the skill set, desire and experience to scceed at the local, state, regional and national level. By providing a progressively regimented and player focsed edcational environment, we empower players to own their development and achieve their individal goals. Or teams strive to compete at the highest state and regional levels of competition and attend events that provide collegiate exposre and recritment opportnities. Players, Coaches & Parents are expected to learn and embrace the clb s core vales of: Ø Character: the mental and moral qalities distinctive to an individal. Ø Commitment: an engagement or obligation being dedicated to a case. Ø Respect: the state of being respected, regard for the feelings, wishes, rights, or traditions of others. Ø Integrity: the qality of being honest and having strong moral principles. Ø Sportsmanship: fair and generos behavior or treatment of others.

3 CABOSA/SU Important Information New CABOSA/SU Academy Strctre 8U/9U & 10U Competitive Strctre 11U-14U Competitive Strctre 15U-19U New GCPL Men s Team & Player Platform All information will become available online via Academy/Competitive Handbook prior to the start of the 2018/19 season.

4 CABOSA/SU Important Information Uniforms will be online throgh Soccer.com once again and they will become available May 1, 2018.

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6 CABOSA/SU s Academy & Competitive Coaches Mark Matlock/USSF A Gary McCormick/USSF B/UEFA B Radi Baltov/USSF A Mike Agilar/USSF B Sami Seliminski/UEFA A Nick Flowers/USSF C Brett Barker/USSF C Francois Browne/USSF C Lisa Leverman/USSF C Rob Jmp/USSF D Aaron Barnes/USSF D Tracy Apgar/USSF D Lorenzo Tdisco/UEFA B Joe Brcia/USSF E Gil Roraback/USSF D Alex Crry/USSF D 3-5 International Yes Coaches (USSF C+/UEFA A/B)

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8 Shreveport United Player Pathway Pro Collegiate GCPL Adlt Team Next Level Training 15U-19U Competitive 11U-19U LPDL, C1-C5 8U Academy 9U Academy 10U Academy Little Booters 4U Recreational 5U 19U Center of Excellence

9 8U-9U Academy / 10U Academy CABOSA/SU s Academy program for 8U/9U and 10U players who want more than the tradi@onal recrea@onal experience, and who may be considering par@cipa@on in Compe@@ve soccer when they reach 11U. The program is ideal for those players with a strong desire to increase their technical skills, their knowledge of the game, and who may consider a more serios commitment to the game of soccer. The training staff featres USSF, NSCAA and UEFA licensed coaches who have many years of experience playing, training, coaching and working with children of all ages. We also have staff coaches that have head coaching experience at the top professional leages in Erope, coaches that were head college coaches, and many of or staff are helping with Olympic Development Program state teams. We have always believed that or yongest players shold be training more throghot the year. Therefore we have decided to extend or seasons by 2 months. The Fall season will rn from mid Agst mid December and spring from mid Janary to mid May. This provides 8 months of training vs the 6 month previos program. We feel strongly that this will pay hge dividends in the development of or players for the ftre. Academy Evala@ons will be held Monday, April 30 th and Thrsday, May 3 rd from 4:45pm 6:15pm at Cargill Park on field 1.

10 Team Formation 8U/9U players may azend Academy team Only players that are tre 8U/9U with the calendar birth year 2010/2011 will be accepted. Players that are 7U may not play p into the Academy, bt can get addi@onal training throgh the center of excellence program. Players that join the Academy mst do so and will not be allowed to play on recrea@onal teams. 8U and 9U players will be merged for training and games. 8U/9U players will train twice per week. 10U players may azend Academy team evala@ons. Only players that are tre 10U with the calendar birth year 2008 will be accepted into the 10U program. Players wishing to play p will need approval from the Director of Coaching. Players mst join the Academy 10U players will train and play games together as well as play games against the 11U compe@@ve teams. 10U Academy will be designed to prepare players to join the fll compe@@ve program. 10U players will train per week. Evala@ons will consist of a warm p, roghly 2-3 technical skill ac@vi@es (dribbling, passing, shoo@ng, etc.), small-sided games (3v3, 4v4), and will end with fll games (if nmbers allow). The evala@on session will be administered by licensed staff coaches. The prpose of the evala@on session is not to gage the ability of the player, bt to allow them to experience typical Academy training sessions before commi`ng to the program. Coaches will grop players for games and training. These gropings will change over the corse of the season. Separate girl s and boy s teams will be formed for the 8U/9U and the 10U age grops. Match play will be 7v7 in accordance with US Yoth Soccer recommenda@ons. Each team will have a licensed staff coach.

11 CABOSA/SU Competitive Program Format Jniors Program 8U-10U Academy Senior Competitive 13U-19U Next Level Training 15U-19U Participation Fee Training Days 8U/9U Academy $650 + team fees/niforms 10U Academy 12U Comp $875 + team fees/niforms 8 month training program Mandatory Rest - Mondays 8U/9U - M/W or T/Th 10U 3 days per week M-Th Training Times 4:45pm 6:15pm Team Formation 8U/9U, 10U Leage Play 8U/9U - In Hose, Festivals 10U In Hose, 11U Teams, Festivals Event Participation 8U/9U/10U CABOSA and Regional Tornaments

12 Player Development Model Technical Passing and Receiving Passing the ball on the grond with pace from different distances and receiving the ball while keeping it moving will be encoraged in academy. Players mst develop ability to shoot from different distances with both feet. All players will be encoraged to shoot from any distance dring games. Ball Control and Trning Players will be encoraged to keep close control of the ball and se different trning techniqes to move away from the defenders. Tac*cal Playing Ot of the Back Academy players/teams mst feel comfortable playing the ball from the back throgh the midfield and from there to the final third of the field. Possession And All academy teams will be encoraged to keep possession of the ball and playing with limited toches. Players will also be encoraged to spport and move, ths passing Then the teams mst learn how to transfer the ball, in the most efficient way from one area of the team to another. Offense-Defense Qick When possession is lost, players mst react qickly and apply pressre to regain the ball. Once possession is regained, players will be immediately to conter azack.

13 Player Development Model Physical Speed and Agility These will be evident in the game from the early ages. Endrance Individal players and teams will train to be resilient to high intensity Strength and Power Strong players develop their speed more qickly, prevent injries and are more in games Psychological Respect and Discipline Players will adapt to a role on the team and respect teammates, coaches, referees and opponents. Coopera@on Each player will be part of a nit, and will cooperate with teammates to achieve the objec@ves of a given task, session or game, as well as for the en@re season. Compe@@veness Compe@@ve players will be rewarded for their effort and focs.

14 CABOSA/SU s Academy Coaching Selections Radi Baltov - USSF A License Academy Director 8U/9U Girls Nick Flowers USSF C, Gio Brcia USSF E 10U Girls Lisa Levermann USSF C, Tracy Apgar USSF D 8U/9U Boys Sami Seliminski UEFA A, Nick Flowers USSF C 10U Boys Mike Agilar USSF B, YES Coach USSF C+, UEFA A/B

15 Competitive Strctre

16 Competitive Vision Statement The vision of the Shreveport United Competitive Program is to develop elite players with the skill set, desire, and experience to scceed at the local, state, regional, and national level. By providing a progressively regimented and player focsed edcational environment, we empower players to own their development and achieve their individal goals. Or teams strive to compete at the highest state and regional levels of competition and attend events that provide collegiate exposre and recritment opportnities. Players, Coaches & Parents are expected to learn and embrace the clb core vales of: Ø Character: the mental and moral qalities distinctive to an individal. Ø Commitment: an engagement or obligation being dedicated to a case. Ø Respect: the state of being respected, regard for the feelings, wishes, rights, or traditions of others. Ø Integrity: the qality of being honest and having strong moral principles. Ø Sportsmanship: fair and generos behavior or treatment of others.

17 CABOSA/SU Important Information CABOSA/SU s Clb Core Vales State Cp Dates & Tryot Dates are pblished on or Clb Calendar. All Competitive tryots will be closed to parents. Players & coaches only. All CABOSA/SU 8U-10U & 11U-18U Competitive coaches annonced today. All 11U-13U Competitive tryot reslts will be annonced Friday, May 11 th. Invitations mst be accepted by Friday, May 21 st 2018 All 14U-19U Competitive Tryot reslts will be annonced Friday, Jne 15, Invitations mst be accepted by Friday, Jne 29 th, 2018.

18 CABOSA/SU Important Information Uniforms will be online throgh Soccer.com once again and they will become available May 1, 2018.

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20 Shreveport United Player Pathway Pro Collegiate GCPL Adlt Team Next Level Training Program15U-19U Competitive 11U-19U LPDL, C1-C5 8U Academy 9U Academy 10U Academy Little Booters 4U Recreational 5U 19U Center of Excellence

21 CABOSA/SU s Academy & Competitive Coaches Mark Matlock/USSF A Gary McCormick/USSF B/UEFA B Radi Baltov/USSF A Mike Agilar/USSF B Sami Seliminski/UEFA A Nick Flowers/USSF C Brett Barker/USSF C Francois Browne/USSF C Lisa Leverman/USSF C Rob Jmp/USSF D Aaron Barnes/USSF D Tracy Apgar/USSF D Lorenzo Tdisco/UEFA B Joe Brcia/USSF E Gil Roraback/USSF D Alex Crry/USSF D 3-5 International Yes Coaches (USSF C+/UEFA A/B)

22 CABOSA/SU s Academy & Competitive Coaches

23 CABOSA/SU s Academy & Competitive Coaches

24 CABOSA/SU s Academy & Competitive Coaches

25 Transition from Academy to Competitive Rosters Teams will be formed based on ability. Mltiple teams will be formed if tryot nmbers allow. Ideal roster size will be players for 11U/12U teams. This will give the players a chance to have more playing time dring games in 9v9 format. Ideal roster size will be players for 13U and above as the older players typically have more conflicts. To play competitive soccer, players with a birth year of 2009 mst be approved by the Director of Coaching and by LSA Technical Director. This is a difficlt process and is designed to be tilized only by the occasional player that is not being challenged in their own age grop. This is loosely referred to as the Messi rle. For the 11U teams, the DOC mst determine the level or teams will compete within the LCSL. There will be three levels of competition- Competitive 1, 2 and 3. Based on the performance and reslts, the teams can be promoted or relegated. There will be two mandatory tornaments all CABOSA/SU teams will participate in the CABOSA Cp in the fall, and Red River Classic in the spring. Usally, individal teams travel to two additional tornaments in the fall and spring.

26 Competitive 11U-19U After tryots the teams will be divided by strength. Ble will be the top team, White the second team, and Yellow the third team, nmbers permitting. All teams 11U-14U will train 3 times per week (2 times if mandatory rest day on Monday). Teams 15U-19U will train 2 times per week. Players that are 15U and older that are seeking additional training will have the option to participate in or Next Level Training Program. All teams will be coached by or professional staff that is USSF, NSCAA and UEFA certified. Play ps will be allowed only if the yonger player makes the top Ble team. Play ps will need to be approved by the Director of Coaching and will be handled on a case per case basis. Decisions on play ps are made with the best interest of the individal player first and the team second. Practices will be 90 mintes long. The sal session strctre is as follows:

27 Competitive 11U-19U Warm p - 10 min Physical - 15 min Techniqe - 20 min Tactics -15 min Scrimmage 25 min Cool Down and Debrief - 5 min Principles of Play Practices will be abot developing the technical and tactical intelligence of the player. The main objectives of the session plans will be: Technical - Accracy and speed in individal and collective techniqes Tactical - Improve attacking and defending principles of play Physical - Improve speed, agility, coordination and balance Psychological - Cooperate with teammates in collective tasks Scrimmage - Match focs on possession and transition

28 18U/19U Strctre LSA has moved the 18U-19U State Cp to March which now avoids gradation, dances, and the majority of senior trips. Players are able to play Fall/High School/Spring and still enjoy the last few months of their senior year. Teams will train twice per week and participate in the LCSL (typically 6 games over the corse of the entire year). They will also participate in tornaments based on player availability. Fees and niforms will be the same as 15U-17U. Players enrolled in this program may also choose to participate in the Next Level Training Program. Additional playing option for 15U-19U (high school freshman seniors) If we do not have enogh players to form a 19U team, we will offer an high school competitive leage playing option. 19U players wold be groped together by school and will play games 1 day per week. Players that are registered and participating on a 15U-18U competitive team and in high school, yo can also play on these school based teams as secondary players. This provides additional competitive games for or players as they prepare for their high school and collegiate seasons. Recreational players or players not participating on a competitive team in the 15U-18U program wold not be able to play nless we do not have enogh players to form a team in a respective age grop/gender. Teams wold be assigned a volnteer coach to oversee games. Cost for this playing option is $105 for 7 games + playoffs (incldes US Clb registration) These teams may also have the ability to compete in tornament play based on competitive team schedles. Players registered to 15U-18U teams mst flfill their team obligations first in regards to training and games.

29 Shreveport United Player Pathway Pro Collegiate GCPL Adlt Team Next Level Training Program 15U-19U Competitive 11U-19U LPDL, C1-C5 8U Academy 9U Academy 10U Academy Little Booters 4U Recreational 5U 19U Center of Excellence

30 Clb Environment and Experiences Last year we introdced the Senior Academy Program which inclded boys and girls teams in the 14/15 and 16/17 age grops. These teams participated in the Loisiana Premier Development Leage along with Baton Roge, Mandeville, Cajn Soccer Clb, and Loisiana Fire. The program was designed to provide a higher level of training and ltimately a more tailored platform for players that are looking to play at the next level. The state implemented this leage as an attempt to change the soccer cltre within or state. When the Directors of the clbs participating met to discss the leage and commit to participating, we were told that all clbs wold by in and strctre their programs as was otlined by the state association. Unfortnately several clbs did not change their clb strctre and simply entered their pre-existing teams in the LPDL leage. This has had an adverse affect on some of or teams who were placed in inappropriate leages based on how or teams were formed. As with any new program, there were many things that were sccessfl abot the program and a few things that need to be adjsted to make them more sccessfl. The training that these teams have received has been otstanding with all for teams being coached by A license level coaches. We have had the opportnity to expose or players to college coaches in Showcase environments. We have had the opportnity to edcate or players and parents on the college recritment process. What We Learned While or Senior Academy teams were competitive on the field, they are still made p of a wide range of players with different soccer goals and aspirations. There were players that chose not to participate in this program and that hrt or teams since we do not have as deep a player pool as other larger markets. Many players within the Senior Academy are not tilizing the resorces that are being provided. Namely the college recriting tool Captain U, the YMCA for strength and conditioning or recovery sessions, and team bilding by riding the bs home after events. After interviewing the players it is apparent that the nmber of players that are trly committed to prsing a collegiate career and are dedicating the necessary time in training to achieve this is small. The trth is we have a handfl of players that have this mindset while the rest are more concerned with playing competitively with their friends and not missing ot on other activities otside of soccer. This has cased players to talk abot not playing next year de to not wanting the level of commitment reqired of the program. So the qestion becomes, how do we keep or best players together while still providing a platform for elite level players to get college exposre?

31 Next Level Training Program Players mst be registered on a 15U-19U competitive team in order to participate in this program. All coaches that condct training will have a minimm USSF C license or eqivalent which will be overseen by an A license staff member. In addition to their twice a week reglar training, players will attend a third training session that cold be a field session or classroom session. These will not be every week as we will schedle them in accordance with their team sessions and D1 training. Field sessions will be focsed on technical proficiency, fnctional tactical sitations, and soccer specific fitness. These sessions cold have boys and girls together or separated depending on the nmber of players that choose to participate. There will also be position specific training to address technical and tactical aspects. Players will attend training at D1 twice per week. The D1 crriclm is designed to develop strength, power, speed and agility sing Olympic lifts and advanced speed dynamics, mirroring a Division 1 collegiate program. A few of the primary components of the college game that or players have said they were the least prepared for is the fitness reqirements and the time spent in the weight room. This program will help address these deficiencies in or players. College Recriting Service Players will receive a silver membership within Captain U to maintain their player profiles and assist with connecting with prospective college programs. This system gives players the ability to add events they will attend and coaches directly. Players can also research specific college programs by geographic area, division, cost, etc. Player Mentorship Players will be assigned a Coach mentor that will work individally with the player on evalations, their training program, and assist with the college recritment process. The mentor will also work to identify playing opportnities otside of the clb if available. This cold be gest playing with other LA teams or seeking gest playing opportnities at showcase events with teams in need of players. The idea of this program is to take all of the sccessfl components of the Senior Academy and focs or resorces on the individals that really want to prse this level of dedication and commitment to improving as a player and competing at the highest level possible.

32 CABOSA/SU Competitive Program Format Participation Fee Training Days Training Times Jniors Program 8U-10U Academy 11U-12U Competitive 8U/9U Academy $650 + team fees/niforms 10U Academy 12U Comp $875 + team fees/niforms 8 month program Mandatory Rest - Mondays 8U/9U - M/W or T/Th 10U 3 days per week M-Th 11U/12U 3 days per week M-Th 4:45pm 6:15pm 6:15pm 7:45pm Senior Competitive 13U-19U 13U-14U Comp $875 + team fees/niforms 15U-17U Comp $750 + team fees/niforms 18U/19U Comp $650 + teams/niforms. Mandatory Rest Mondays 13U-14U 3 days M-Th 15U-19U 2 days M-Th 4:45pm 6:15pm 6:15pm 7:45pm Team Formation 8U/9U, 10U, 11U, 12U 13U, 14U, 15U, 16U, 17U, 18U, 19U Leage Play Event Participation 8U/9U - In Hose, Festivals 10U In Hose, 11U Teams, Festivals 11U/12U LCSL 8U/9U CABOSA Events,Regional 10U-12U Local, Regional LCSL, LPDL, RPL 13U-19U Local and Regional Showcases (select teams) Next Level Training 15U-19U 15U-19U Comp College Profiling D1 Sessions Soccer Management Gidance/ Additional Grop Session Training ($700.00) 15U-19U Days/times dependent on training schedles 4:45pm 6:15pm 6:15pm 7:45pm 15U-19U Comp Players N/A Showcase Events

33 CABOSA/SU s Competitive Coaching Selections 08G Ble Radi Baltov USSF A 08B Ble Sami Seliminski UEFA A 08G White YES Coach USSF C+/UEFA A/B 07G Ble YES Coach USSF C+/UEFA A/B 07G White YES Coach USSF C+/UEFA A/B 06G Ble Mark Matlock USSF A 06G White Alex Crry USSF D 05G Ble Sami Seliminski UEFA A 05G White YES Coach USSF C+/UEFA A/B 04G Ble Rob Jmp USSF D 08B White YES Coach USSF C+/UEFA A/B 07B Ble Rob Jmp USSF D 07B White YES Coach USSF C+/UEFA A/B 06B Ble Radi Baltov USSF A 06B White - YES Coach USSF C+/UEFA A/B 05B Ble Francois Browne USSF C 04B Ble Francois Browne USSF C 04G White YES Coach USSF C+/UEFA A/B 03B Ble Aaron Barnes USSF D 03G Ble Gil Roraback USSF D 02B Ble Nick Flowers USSF C 02G Ble Mark Matlock USSF A 02G/03G White YES Coach USSF C+/UEFA A/B 01/00B Ble - YES Coach USSF C+/UEFA A/B 01G/02G Ble Gil Roraback USSF D