Transition to Under-10s Soccer: Reach Your Potential
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REACH YOUR POTENTIAL
The Woden Valley syste
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Our motto is
Reach your potential
This means we:
Want the kids to e
njoy playing
the beautiful game
Put learning and develop
ment above winning
Encourage Under 10s players to try different positions
Don’t worry if you are not experienced as a Coach or Manager
We can help you
Some differences you will experience
Half a full field; Larger goals; 9 v 9; 25 minute halves
Squads of 12 or 13; Numbered jerseys;
Size 4 soccer balls
Setting up, and sometimes packing up fields, at home games
Travelling to other grounds, with their own way of doing things
Using the Dribl platform to submit match sheets
Teams will be placed in divisions
Division 1
Focus on player performance, development and outcomes
Train twice a week
Friendship preferences can not be accommodated
Division 2
Generally less competitive
Training at least once a week but many
teams
train twice
Friendship groups may be accommodated
Division 3
Less focussed on performance and more on fun
Best suited if friendship is the priority or a player is new to the game
Division 1 and 2 Trials
Girls First division trials will be at the
University of Canberra
on:
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Saturday, 26 October, 12.00-1.30pm
◦
Sunday, 27 October, 12.00-1.30pm
Open (Mixed teams) First division trials will be at
Mawson
on:
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Tuesday, 15 October, 5.00-6.30pm
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Tuesday, 22 October, 5.00-6.30pm
Second division trial dates to be announced but probably in February.
Players should register for trials. Remember to bring shin pads, boots and a
water bottle.
Trial criterion
Technical ability – the major criterion
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The 4 core skills – First touch; 1 v 1; Striking the ball; Running
with the ball
Historical on-field performance and behaviour
Player attitude, including compliance with WVSC’S code of conduct
Coachability
Input from previous season’s coaches where required and
available.
The Pathways Program
Competing at the highest level
Involvement for most of the year
Specialised coaching in the core skills, game training, fitness and
coordination
Extra equipment – jersey, training top, backpack, water bottle
Higher registration fee
Not at the expense of non-Pathways teams
Any questions?
If you have any further questions contact
Vice President Open U10-U12: Dave Oates
vpopen10to12@wvsc.org.au
Vice President Girls U10-U12: Tara Soukieh
vpgirls10to12@wvsc.org.au
The Woden Valley system focuses on player development and enjoyment of the game for Under-10s soccer. Players are encouraged to try different positions, learn, and grow. Teams will be placed in divisions based on performance and training frequency. Division 1 and 2 trials are scheduled, emphasizing technical ability and core skills. Prepare well and register for trials to showcase your potential!
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Transition from Transition from Under 9s to Under 9s to Under 10s Under 10s REACH YOUR POTENTIAL REACH YOUR POTENTIAL
The Woden Valley system Our motto is Reach your potential This means we: Want the kids to enjoy playing the beautiful game Put learning and development above winning Encourage Under 10s players to try different positions Don t worry if you are not experienced as a Coach or Manager We can help you
Some differences you will experience Half a full field; Larger goals; 9 v 9; 25 minute halves Squads of 12 or 13; Numbered jerseys; Size 4 soccer balls Setting up, and sometimes packing up fields, at home games Travelling to other grounds, with their own way of doing things Using the Dribl platform to submit match sheets
Teams will be placed in divisions Division 1 Focus on player performance, development and outcomes Train twice a week Friendship preferences can not be accommodated Division 2 Generally less competitive Training at least once a week but many teams train twice Friendship groups may be accommodated Division 3 Less focussed on performance and more on fun Best suited if friendship is the priority or a player is new to the game
Division 1 and 2 Trials Girls First division trials will be at the University of Canberra on: Saturday, 26 October, 12.00-1.30pm Sunday, 27 October, 12.00-1.30pm Open (Mixed teams) First division trials will be at Mawson on: Tuesday, 15 October, 5.00-6.30pm Tuesday, 22 October, 5.00-6.30pm Second division trial dates to be announced but probably in February. Players should register for trials. Remember to bring shin pads, boots and a water bottle.
Trial criterion Technical ability the major criterion o The 4 core skills First touch; 1 v 1; Striking the ball; Running with the ball Historical on-field performance and behaviour Player attitude, including compliance with WVSC S code of conduct Coachability Input from previous season s coaches where required and available.
The Pathways Program Competing at the highest level Involvement for most of the year Specialised coaching in the core skills, game training, fitness and coordination Extra equipment jersey, training top, backpack, water bottle Higher registration fee Not at the expense of non-Pathways teams
If you have any further questions contact Vice President Open U10-U12: Dave Oates vpopen10to12@wvsc.org.au Vice President Girls U10-U12: Tara Soukieh vpgirls10to12@wvsc.org.au
