Girls U13 Rangers

PLAYERS BORN 2012

The Pre-PDP U13 team is dedicated to developing the essential physical, mental, technical, and tactical skills needed for higher levels of competition. Players will focus on advanced individual and team skill development in a high-performance environment. Training sessions will adhere to Canada Soccer Skills License standards.

WIA teams are coached by highly qualified Canada Soccer Children’s License, A-License, Youth License, and C-License coaches.

 2024/25 TECHNICAL LEAD

eddiem

Eddie Mukahanana

QUALIFICATIONS:
Canada Soccer Children’s License 
UEFA A Licence
Canada Soccer A License
Respect in Sports
Making Headway in Soccer
Make Ethical Decisions

Mental Health in Sport
Technical Director Diploma 

2024/25 HEAD COACH

Michael S

Michael Steuart

QUALIFICATIONS:
CANADA SOCCER  Youth Licence 
CANADA SOCCER  C Licence
Active Start
Fundamentals
Learn to train
Respect in Sports
Making Head Way in Soccer
Make Ethical Decisions

Technical Director Diploma 
  • Program Schedule: August 2024 to June 2025

    Training Block 1: August – December 13, 2024
    Training Block 2: January 6 – March 14, 2025
    Training Block 3: April 7 – June 20, 2025

    • 2 Technical and Tactical Training sessions per week
      • 60-75 mins training sessions
      • Locations: ST ANDREWS SCHOOL/ UVIC
      • Training days: Wed/Fri
    • 3rd Session: 10-week Strength and Conditioning Program
      • Training Day: Monday @UVIC
    • Optional 4th session – Whitecaps: Vancouver Island Prospects Academy
      • 3 blocks of 8 sessions on Sundays
        • October 20 – December 8
        • January 12 – March 9 (No session Feb 16)
        • Sunday. April 6 – June 8 (no sessions April 20 / May 18)
    • 1x League game per week

Physical Development: Primary development of aerobic power, acyclic speed and explosive strength.

Technical: Focus on speed of passing and receiving technique, ball controlling in small space, perception and quick execution of passing, overall ball control, receiving to turn at speed and finishing.

Psychosocial: Commitment to the team, increased concentration and self-control.

Tactical: Application of attacking and defending principles in SSG.

Social/Emotional: Cooperation, Communication, Respect and Discipline.

  1. Making passes, receiving to turn and finishing at speed under pressure
  2. Playing short passes at speed in small spaces.
  3. Coordination of tactical principles with teammates.
  4. Coordinate the counterattack and pressing in SSG.
  5. Show good fitness in mid/high demanding aerobic power practices.
  6. Showing good technique under pressure in fatigue.

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