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Hudson Youth Soccer Preseason Meeting
• Agenda • About Us
• New England Revolution Partnership
• Small-sided Games
• Program Dates and Times
• Parent-Coach Miscellaneous
• Questions and Answers
About Us
• Mission
• Organization
• Fall 2019 Calendar
• Initiatives
• Code of Conduct
• Defining Success
Mission
Develop a lifelong love
of soccer
Organization
• Board of Directors
• Volunteers • Board of Directors
• Parent Coaches
• You Massachusetts
Youth Soccer Association
FIFA
US Soccer US Youth Soccer
Nashoba Valley Youth Soccer League
Hudson Youth Soccer
Board of Directors
• President – Sam Calandra
• Vice President – Ed Hannan
• Secretary – Kristen Fahey
• Treasurer – Dave Smith
• Registrar – Erik Meredith
• Referee Assignor – Sara Foster
• SF/ASF Coordinator – Open
• Grade 1/2 Coordinator – Open
Board of Directors
• NVYSL Representative – Ed Hannan
• Equipment Manager – Andrew Burnett
• Field Manager – Open
• Event Coordinator / Sponsorships – Renata Rodrigues
• Website / Social Media – Olivier Sartor
• Director of Soccer Development – Sam Calandra
• Asst. Director of Soccer Development – Erica Harrington
• At-Large – Marisa Giorgi-Woodford
Fall 2019 Calendar
• 8/28 Parent-coach preseason meeting
• 8/30 SF/ASF and grade 1/2 groups finalized
• 8/30 NVYSL rosters and coaches finalized
• 8/31 Field setup
• 9/03 Start Revolution practices grade 1/2, 5/6, 7/8
• 9/04 Start Revolution practices grade 3/4
• 9/04 Start team coach optional practices
• 9/07 Start SF/ASF sessions, grade 1/2 games
Fall 2019 Calendar
• 9/07 NVYSL week 1 matches grades 3/4, 5/6, 7/8
• 9/29 Picture day (tentative)
• 10/12 Columbus day bye weekend
• 11/02 End of SF/ASF sessions, grade 1/2 games
• 11/02 NVYSL week 8 matches grades 3/4, 5/6, 7/8
Initiatives
• Winter futsal
• Summer high school preseason clinic
• Summer skills clinics
• Cherry Street redevelopment
• Academy teams
Code of Conduct
• Highlights • Agreed to at time of registration
• Respect all opposing parents, players and coaches
• Respect all referees
• Promote good sportsmanship
• Zero tolerance
Defining Success
• Players have fun and develop a love of the game
• Coaches and parents focus on player development
• Each season
• Players improve fundamental skills
• Players improve understanding of the game
• Players learn teamwork and the value of hard work
• Players return the following season
Hudson Youth Soccer Preseason Meeting
• Agenda • About Us
• New England Revolution Partnership
• Small-sided Games
• Program Dates and Times
• Team Rosters
• Parent-Coach Expectations
• Questions and Answers
New England Revolution Academy Partnership
• Partnership
• Player Development
• Overview
New England Revolution Academy Partnership
• The Partnership • Fourth season
• Three years
• Started spring 2018
New England Revolution Academy Partnership
• Player Development • Provide player development pathway
• Provide consistent curricula
• Provide consistent coaching
• Prepare players for high school and beyond
New England Revolution Academy Partnership
• Overview • Player Development Goals
• Group Practices/Skills Clinics
• Integrated Skills
New England Revolution Academy Partnership
• Overview • Player Development Goals
• Enhance player mastery of skills and techniques
• Promote player awareness and insight into the game
• Encourage a high level of player confidence
• Build enthusiasm, passion, and continued love of game
New England Revolution Academy Partnership
• Overview • Group Practices / Skills Clinics
• Two days per week, all age groups except SF/ASF
• Revolution coaches lead sessions
• Revolution practice plans
• Consistent practice plans among grade groups
• Consistent practices among teams
• Consistent level of instruction and technique
New England Revolution Academy Partnership
• Overview • Integrated Skills
• Speed, agility , quickness
• Foot skills, ball control, core soccer moves
• Dribbling, passing and receiving
• Shooting and finishing
• Goalkeeping
• Formations, set pieces, tactics
Hudson Youth Soccer Preseason Meeting
• Agenda • About Us
• New England Revolution Partnership
• Small-sided Games
• Program Dates and Times
• Team Rosters
• Parent-Coach Expectations
• Questions and Answers
Small-Sided Games
• 3v3, 4v4, 7v7, 9v9 • Fewer players and smaller fields result in more touches
• More touches result in improved skills and more decisions
• More decisions result in more chances for learning and development
• More chances for learning and improvement lead to improved confidence and comfort with/without the ball
• Improved confidence results in less stress and more fun
Hudson Youth Soccer Preseason Meeting
• Agenda • About Us
• New England Revolution Partnership
• Small-sided Games
• Program Dates and Times
• Parent-Coach Expectations
• Questions and Answers
Program Dates and Times
• Fall 2019 Programs
• Programmatic Changes
Programmatic Changes
• Goals for SF/ASF, Grade 1/2
• SF/ASF Saturday Sessions
• Grade 1/2 Group Practices, Saturday Games
Programmatic Changes
• Goals for SF/ASF, Grade 1/2 • Introduce the game
• Highlight foundational skills
• Encourage players to love the game
• Encourage players to want to learn more
• Develop players emotionally and physically
SF/ASF Programmatic Changes
• SF/ASF weekly sessions run consecutively
• Weekly sessions will be run “jamboree style”
• No more formal teams
• Players will be preassigned to small groups
• Players will gather each week in small groups
• Revolution coaches will lead sessions/small groups
• Parent volunteers will support coaches and players
SF/ASF Programmatic Changes
• Sessions will include fun, age-appropriate activities
• Sessions will include 3V3 small-sided games
• Teams will vary weekly based on player attendance and development
• Teams will vary weekly within and among preassigned groups
• Laws of the game not rigidly applied
Grade 1/2 Programmatic Changes
• Group Practices/Skills Clinics • 2nd Revolution group practice/skills clinic added
• Volunteer parent coach team practice deleted
• No more formal teams
• Players will be preassigned to small groups
• Players will gather each week in small groups
• Revolution coaches will lead sessions/small groups
• Parent volunteers will support coaches and players
Grade 1/2 Programmatic Changes
• Saturday 4V4 Small-Sided Games • Small-sided games will be run “jamboree style”
• No more formal teams
• Players will be preassigned to small groups
• Players will gather each week in small groups
• Revolution coaches will lead small-sided games
• Parent volunteers will support coaches and players
Grade 1/2 Programmatic Changes
• Saturday 4V4 Small-Sided Games • Games will include a short pre-game warm-up
• Teams will vary weekly based on player attendance and development
• Teams will vary weekly within and among preassigned groups
• Laws of the game not rigidly applied
Hudson Youth Soccer Preseason Meeting
• Agenda • About Us
• New England Revolution Partnership
• Small-sided Games
• Program Dates and Times
• Parent-Coach Miscellaneous
• Questions and Answers
Parent-Coach Miscellaneous
• Parent-Coach Expectations Grade 3/4+
• Games, group practices/skills clinics, team practices
• Attend weekly group practices/skills clinics
• Supervise team at group practices/skills clinics
• Use Revolution coaches as a resource
• Create a fun, learning experience for the players
• Monitor activities for age appropriateness, difficulty
Parent-Coach Miscellaneous
• MYSA Adult Registration
• Coaching Credentials
• SF/ASF and Grade 1/2 Groupings
• NVYSL Rosters Grade 3/4, 5/6 and 7/8
• Sports Pilot Messaging
• Equipment Bags
• Revolution Session Plans
Parent-Coach Miscellaneous
• NVYSL Highlights Grade 3/4 + Coaches
• Referees Grade 3/4+ Games
• Defining Success Revisited
• Additional Resources
NVYSL Highlights Grade 3/4+ Coaches
• Scan the NVYSL manual • League operations, rules of competition, cancelations
• Game Day • Wear MYSA coach credential
• Bring two copies of NVYSL official roster
• Bring player ID cards (MTOC teams)
• Bring completed referee card (home games)
• Bring equipment bag
• Player uniforms (shirt, shorts, socks, shin guards, cleats)
NVYSL Highlights Grade 3/4+ Coaches
• Post Game • Shake hands of opponents and referees
• Report score at HYSA.org by Sunday evening
• Complete referee evaluation
Referees Grade 3/4+ Games
• Reminders • Respect referees at all times (zero tolerance)
• Leave room for referees to travel sidelines
• Referees will verify credentials
• Coaches on sideline must wear credential
• Parents cannot substitute without a credential
Defining Success Revisited
• Players have fun and develop a love of the game
• Coaches and parents focus on player development
• Each season
• Players improve fundamental skills
• Players improve understanding of the game
• Players learn teamwork and the value of hard work
• Players return the following season
Additional Information and Resources
Hudson Youth Soccer Association, www.hysa.org
Nashoba Valley Youth Soccer League, www.nvysl.org
Massachusetts Youth Soccer, www.mayouthsoccer.org
United States Youth Soccer, www.usyouthsoccer.org
Revolution Academy, www.revolutionsoccer.net
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• Questions and Answers