1	ONTARIO SOCCER EVERTON WAY U14,U15 & U16 Provincial Program
2	Objective To identify and develop elite players capable of progressing to the highest levels of play.
3	The Everton Way A unique approach to Youth Development “Nil Satis Nisi Optimum” which means: Nothing but the best is good enough” The motto is at the heart of all aspects of Everton FC & is central to the Academy Program
4	Affiliations and Partners
5	Official Equipment Supplier of The Ontario Soccer Association
6	The Ontario Soccer-Everton Link A unique relationship committed to: Player Development & Talent Identification Coaching Development
7	Focus & Aims To identify & develop players for National Team Programs To identify & develop players for the Everton Academy To identify & develop players for athletic scholarship opportunities To identify & develop players for Provincial Team Programs To offer a soccer experience which teaches all our players life skills to create a career outside of soccer
8	The Ontario Soccer-Everton Way This is the way we will develop excellence within our Program: Talent Identification – Identify players with potential Selection – Select the players with potential The best players competing against the best players Qualified Staff – Technical, Medical, Administrative Training in the best facilities Time – Maximize time spent with players & coaches being 5 to 1 practice to game ratio Public Relations – Retention of the best players
9	Structure-Elite Player Development
10	Provincial Staff
11	Team Ontario Selection Process October trial phase Complete by November 13 Winter-Spring Monitoring & Assessing Assessments are ongoing Spring Scouting Club Matches June Trial Sessions Final Selections in early July prior to training camp & National Championships (U14 and U16)
12	Satellites Regions Training Centres 1, 5, 6, & 7 operate as U14-U16 Provincial Satellite Centres Provincial travel reduced with players able to train closer to home Full time Provincial Satellite Centre Coaches: Region 1 Dave Peak Region 5 Mark Hearn Region 6 Brian Ashton Region 7 Dave Colistro
13	Testimonial “I still consider playing for the Ontario provincial team one of the highest achievements of my career. The program provided me with not only professional coaching, but also a professional soccer environment. The provincial program gave me the first taste of the discipline and commitment required to become a professional soccer player. It was one of the crucial stepping stones leading up to my professional career.” Paul Stalteri Tottenham Hotspurs English Premier League www.paulstalteri.com
14	Major Program Benefits 7-month Provincial Program providing consistent technical, physical, tactical and mental preparation. 11 v 11 training environment for 5 months. Balanced lifestyle – soccer, academics, social. Enhanced player preparation for international tours 5. Enhanced player preparation for club duty Reduction in player travel-Satellite centres (regional training centres) Affiliations with Everton Football Club Academy Scholastic travel & competition
15	Yearly Plan Male and Female
16	Weekly Plan U14/U15/U16 Girls
17	Weekly Plan U14/U15/U16 Boys
18	S.I.R.C. Dr. Robert Gringmuth, DC, FCCSS(C), FCCRS(C) Sports and Rehabilitation Specialist, Acupuncturist Sport Centres Inc. www.sportsinjuryrehab.com Paulo Pacione, BSc. (Hons), CPT, CFC Strength and Conditioning Coach Video Analysis Technician
19	Role of the Sports Centres Provide Return to Play \ Training Advise Provide On Field Medical Supervision Provide In Clinic Assessment Provide In Clinic Treatment Provide In Clinic Rehabilitation Provide On Field Rehab and Re-integration Provide Multi Disciplinary Assessment
20	Role of the Sports Centres High Performance Testing Beep Test – Aerobic Test Shuttle Runs - Anaerobic Test Timed Sit-ups – Core Strength Test Vertech – Power, Vertical Jump Test Sit & Reach – Flexibility Test
21	Role of the Sports Centres Three Assessment Dates November January April
22	Role of the Sports Centres Provide Return to Play \ Training Advise Provide On Field Medical Supervision Provide In Clinic Assessment Provide In Clinic Treatment Provide In Clinic Rehabilitation Provide On Field Rehab and Re-integration Provide Multi Disciplinary Assessment
23	Soccernet: Provincial Navigation WWW.SOCCER.ON.CA Click on player
24	Soccernet: Schedules Training Schedules are subject to change It is your responsibility to check for updates & keep informed
25	Program Costs Fees to offset facility expenditures U14, U15 and U16 Provincial soccer program - $425.00 3 Instalments (post dated cheques): December 1^st - $200.00 January 1^st - $100.00 February 1^st - $125.00 Request a $100.00 deposit dated December 1^st to put towards the purchasing of airline tickets for the International Travel Events.
26	Comparison Minor bantam AAA hockey (U14) - OMHA/alliance hockey Registration - $600.00 Rep tryout sessions - $450.00 Rep hockey player card - $250 Tournament fees/accommodation (approx. 5 tournaments) $2500 Team jacket/t shirts/track suit-- $250 Registration costs vary by minor hockey association
27	International Team Travel U14, U15 and U16 Girls and Boys Buffalo, New York – February 2007 ODP, New York and Ohio State Programs Level Competition U15 Girls and U15 Boys Virginia – March 2007 ODP Level Competition U14 Boys and U16 Girls Chile, South America – March 2007 Professional Academy Level Competition - Boys National Team Competition – Girls U14 Girls Melbourne, Florida March 2007 Florida Tech University State Team Level Competition U16 Boys Dallas Cup April 2007 Professional Academy Level Competition U14 and U16 Girls and Boys National Championships, Canada – July 2007 Provincial Level Competition U15 Boys Everton, England – August 2007 Professional Academy Level Competition U15 Girls Melbourne, Florida – August 2007 Florida Tech University State Team Level Competition
28	Travel Costs Chile, England, Florida, Dallas – cost to be determined based upon fundraising opportunities Buffalo trip – cost to be determined U14/U15/U16 Training Camp – no cost U14/U16 National Championships – no cost
29	Sport is Development Fund A program of the Sport Alliance of Ontario supporting athlete development in Ontario in accordance with the regulations & standards of Canada Customs & Revenue Agency as a Registered Canadian Amateur Athletic Association (RCAAA) business number: 889386868RR0011
30	Sport Alliance The Sport Alliance is a private not for profit organization supporting the development of sport in Ontario. It manages: The Ontario Summer Games Program Team Ontario-Canada Games The NCCP Program in Ontario WWW.SPORTALLIANCE.COM
31	Fund Objectives Sport is Development Fund Objectives are: To support the youth of Ontario to achieve personal success through sport To support the development of athletes in Ontario
32	Policy & Procedure Code of Conduct – Refer to Handout Attendance Uniform Travel Code Medical Etiquette Communication Equal Opportunities Parent Expectations
33	Testimonial “Being a part of the Ontario Soccer Association, for me, meant the opportunity to play at a higher level. The step up in competition from club level to provincial level soccer was crucial to my development as a player. The training environment, the competitive atmosphere, and the high level coaching were exactly what I needed at that to time make the transformation from a good athlete, to a good soccer player. I had a feeling of pride when representing Ontario, and now I get to experience the honour of representing my country. That honour is something I could not have experienced without my development through the OSA. “ Kara Lang Canadian Women’s World Cup Team