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Windsor Wizards Soccer 2018 Players/Parent Meeting

l Coaches and Fitness

Instructor Introduction

l Coaching Staff Pledge l Team Vision and

Season goals

l Try outs

Agenda

Mario Giovanni Garcia

Player Highlights: Position: Goalkeeper

• Thomas Jefferson High School
• Texas U-19 State Team 1992
• San Antonio Pumas 92-93, 97-98 USISL Pro Soccer Div III
• St. Mary’s University 94-97’ NCAA Div II
• Shreveport Bossier Lions, USISL Pro Soccer Div III 98’
• Victoria Heldenbergen 1910, Hanau Germany 2007-08
• 2007 All-Army Soccer

Coaching and Certifications:

• St. Mary’s University Soccer Camps 1994-1997
• Centenary College Camp 1999 (NCAA Div 1)
• Booker T. Washington High School

Boys and Girls Soccer Program/founder 98-00’

• UNC Men’s Club Soccer / Head Coach / 2013 -Present
• Arsenal Goalkeeper Camps 2013
• NSCAA Goalkeeper Certification Level 1 and 2
• Frankfurt Eintracht (German Bundesliga) Guest Coach July 06-07
• UPSL FC Greeley Men’s Asst. Coach 2017 Fall season
• USSF “E” License

Coaching Staff

As coaches, we will strive to push our lady athletes to be the best teammates and soccer players they can be We will strive to be fair and reward hard work with

• pportunities to succeed on the field

We will strive and plan to balance the beautiful game with fun and hard work We will strive to remember that soccer in an imperfect sport where risk and error are part of the game. We will strive to display leadership qualities that will have an effect in how they function as part of a team We will lead by example and integrity and continue developing a culture of mutual Respect and communication Develop and foster a culture of pride, discipline, hard work and fun with a team first attitude Assist in the process of visibility and exposure for college soccer aspiring players

Team Vision

Develop and cultivate characteristics in our players that lead to success in life and in soccer while working for and believing together to win a State Championship

• Be committed individually and collectively to

discipline and fitness

• Value every teammate and role within our team
• Making Windsor Soccer attractive through success
• Enjoy the journey together win lose or draw

Team Goals

 Become a more balanced team in possession  Win our 7th Consecutive Conference Championship  Continue our culture that great team defense leads to great offensive opportunities  Lead our conference in GAA and (less than than a goal per game)  Become the 2018 4A State Champions

Try Outs

Try-outs are a great way to keep our teams competitive and allow us the opportunity to evaluate players in different

• scenarios. While we would like to keep everyone, it is not

always possible with limited resources and coaches. We will hold a separate try-out to be fair and impartial to the Basketball/Soccer players still in season. Depending on Basketball playoffs, the players tryout could be during the season in a Varsity or JV match (we use a rubric scoring system from 1 to 5 day 2 and 3)

 Coaching staff together will speak to players that do not make either team individually and privately at players discretion on last day of tryouts  The four pillars of soccer are used as part of the tryout process. Technical, tactical, physical and psychosocial are evaluated.  Players are also evaluated in a timed multi-run event and 1v1 ability  Players who do not have a permit by first day of try-outs will be at a disadvantage due to losing time to be seen and could risk making any team regardless of previous experience or classification.  JV Players can be moved to Varsity at ANY time and Varsity players can be moved based on team needs and consistency of play (life lesson applied is earning something doesn’t mean it's guaranteed moving forward without effort  Day 1: Gauntlet Day 2: small sided games and individual technical assessment, 1v1 scenarios and with keepers. Day 3: Match evals

Try Outs

Gauntlet Day 1

 1 Mile run: 7 minutes to pass (Rest 1 minute)  800 meter run: 3:45 to pass (rest 1 minute)  400 meter run: 2:15 seconds to pass (rest 1 minute)  200 meter run: 1:15 seconds to pass (rest 1 minute)  100 meter sprint: 20 seconds to pass

Day 2

 1v1 competition to an end line  2v2 competition to an end line  Cone drills evaluating foot work, touch on the ball with both feet  And speed of play  Small sided games, possession exercises, ball control out of the air and 1v1, 2v2 and 4v4 to goal with keepers

Day 3

Match like scenarios; 7v7, 9v9 or 11v11 depending on numbers Meet after tryout in locker room. Players will each have a roster number Teams are set according to roster number JV and Varsity Coaches stay after to discuss outcomes with players

Season Guidelines for Windsor Wizards 2018

Head Coach Mario Garcia # 210-683-7698 Email golci25@yahoo.com Assistant Coaches Joe Ernst # 970-406-1085 Email joeernst@gmail.com and Charlie Kingsbury charlie_kingsbury@yahoo.com

• It is YOUR responsibility to

check our website daily! www.windsorwizards.org

• Click “Girls Varsity

Soccer” (Team news, info, files, etc. is same for JV & Varsity)

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• Away Games: If you

would like your player to ride home with you rather than the school bus, please write a short note and text stating the date, “player’s name will be going home with me,” and

Lady Wizards Player Expectations

Be a young lady at all times

• Willing to play any

position to help the team

• Individuality within the

team philosophy and player role defined by the coach

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l All soccer players will

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l Players are expected to

keep their cell phones away from our training and game fields. Any emergency should be directed to a coach first.

Team Dinners

All Senior mom’s are encouraged to form a group to plan for and schedule team dinners and events Events can be coordinated with Head Coach. Parents of all players involved are encouraged to attend and participate, but would like senior mom’s to decide on two who will be primary POCs. The overwhelming support of parents to provide for the players has been extremely appreciated by the players to provide a time to commune together outside of the practice field. We the coaching staff and players are extremely grateful for the time commitment and sacrifice that is made for the team.

Fundraiser Snap Raise

In the last two years, we have bought training shirts for the players to look uniform during the season We have bought speed latters, skills nets, rebounding equipment, agility sticks, new soccer balls for training and matches We have also attended a Colorado Rapids game as a program two years ago We also contributed in the enhancement of our weight room The program has been a huge success and encourage all to participate Any parents who have a tax write-off and can contribute to the program can do it through Snap-Raise directly to their child’s goal, make it anonymous or directly through the school by contacting Michelle.Carr@weldre4.org All money goes to a team fund where all purchases are monitored and controlled through Windsor High School Finance Department.

UNC Men’s Soccer 2013

UNC Men’s Soccer 2014

Resources Used:

USSF training manuals and plans found at: www.ussoccer.com www.unitedsoccercoaches.org www.Worldclasscoaching.com U.S. Soccer Coaching Curriculum And other resources Websites Used: www.windsorwizards.org www.maxpreps.com

Questions?