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SW STING SOCCER CLUB
U10 Learn to Train
What U10 Looks Like
Developmental level of soccer
Coached by parent volunteers
Teams play 7 x 7 games (including
goalkeeper)
1 game & 1 team practice per week
Technical Training: 10-12/season
Entry up to 2 Tournaments
Rosters up to 16 players
Ball size 4
Game duration is 2 x 30 minutes
Substitutions are made on the fly
every 3-4 minutes
No offsides
All fouls are indirect
Official referees officiate the games
Fees $550.00 includes GST.
Technical Focus
For players at the Learn to Train stage,
training sessions should be up to 75 mins and
comprised of:
General Movement
Coordination
Soccer Technique
Small Sided Games
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Technical skills revolve around core skills
such as controlling the ball, dribbling,
shooting, fakes, turns, and passing.
Begin developing dribbling with sole, inside
and outside of foot.
Getting lots of touches on the ball.
Fun competitions that motivate players to use
different techniques.
Opportunities to make quick decisions about
the best technique to use in a given situation.
Plenty of positive feedback.
SW Sting Soccer Club supports and follows the Canada Soccer
Pathway. The Canada Soccer Pathway provides a roadmap for
players of all ages and aspirations who want to play soccer at the
recreational, competitive or high performance EXCEL levels, with
the aim of encouraging lifelong participation. The Pathway is built
around the principles of Long-Term Player Development (LTPD).
More info @ www.canadasoccer .com/wellness-to-world-cup
U10 TOURNAMENTS - 2015/2016 Indoor Season
Millwoods Midnight Madness: October 9-11, 2015
SGSA Indoor Early Bird: November 6-8, 2015
EMSA Polar Cup: December 27-29, 2015
EMSA North: FC Memorial Challenge: February 5-7, 2016
EWZSA Slush Cup: February 25-28, 2016
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FAQs:
Why am I being asked to volunteer? I thought being in the Premier level that I wouldn’t have to
volunteer.
Sting has over 700 kids registered with about 40 teams! As you can imagine, it requires quite a bit of work
and effort to make our club successful. The entire organization is made up of volunteers who offer their time,
expertise and passion for the game to see our children thrive in the game. Volunteer opportunities are plenty
and can be found on the website at www.swstingsoccer.com
Where are most of the games and practices held?
Most games for the Indoor season will be at the 3 Indoor Soccer centers in Edmonton. Team practices are
typically held in school gyms in southwest Edmonton. Sting also secures Indoor venues around the city to
offer as much practice, play, and technical training opportunities as possible.
SW STING SOCCER CLUB
Key Contacts:
SW Sting Director: Paul Gantar
SW Sting Junior Program Manager: Tina Vogel & Doug Williams
U10 Teams: [email protected]
SW Sting Technical Director: Jorge Rodriguez
SW Sting Head Technical Coordinator – Sinisa Matic
Goal Keeper Training Director: Armando Sanchez-Lona
Fundraising Coordinator: Christie Ottenbreit
General Inquiries: [email protected]
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