FALL 2023/2024 Registration Open June 1st
Boys and Girls born in 2013 and 2006
“IDENTIFYING THE ELITE PLAYER” and a place for the more competitive players. At this stage, elite soccer groups express interest in recruiting talented youth players. Care must be taken to recognize and protect the long-term interests of each player. Risks and issues can be avoided by ensuring that the development model remains “player centred.” The optimal window of trainability for stamina begins with the onset of Peak Height Velocity (PHV), more commonly known as the adolescent growth spurt. The demands of skill training as well as training loads should increase, thus provoking improvement in mental toughness, concentration and diligence. Awareness of tactics within the game becomes an important facet of the learning process. Players tend to be self-critical and rebellious, but they have a strong commitment to the team. Technical acquisition is accomplished in a more complex environment along with position-specific skills and the development of tasks per unit (defensive, midfield or forward unit) and positional awareness through small-sided games and competitive matches. Team work, the introduction of mental skills and learning to cope with winning and losing become important parts of our Rep Program.
U11 – U18 Rep Program Description: Players who are proficient in their soccer skills now train to refine their game play, so they can excel under the pressure of regional and international competition. They must be exposed to quality playing and training environments which extend their mental, physical, tactical and technical capabilities. Soccer is their primary sport, and they should play regularly in highly competitive matches. AUSC coaches continue to develop advanced and individual skills at high intensity under competitive conditions. Advanced team systems and strategies as well as awareness of opponents’ tactics, strengths and weaknesses. Conditioning specific to positions, individuals, and soccer skills. Further develop flexibility, agility, aerobic and anaerobic endurance, core strength and stability.
*Uniform will be provided once fees are paid which includes AUSC club jersey, shorts and socks.
Divisional (Div 1/2/3) (2013-2006)
Sept – March
2 practices per week Time TBA
MRC Turf #3
Saturday/Sunday Game
22 week program Cost: $450 Early Bird Fee
After July 1st cost is $500
