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2020 Event Information & Session Outlines Event Partners www.SoccerChampionsClinic.com www.SoccerChampionsClinic.com 2020 SOCCER CHAMPIONS COACHES' CLINIC AT THE MOHEGAN SUN CONVENTION CENTER - UNCASVILLE, CT Welcome to the 2020 Soccer Champions Coaches’ Clinic at Mohegan Sun! It’s hard to believe that this is our 18th year of bringing soccer coaches together to collaborate and learn. Over the years, we’ve enjoyed such a dynamic range of presenters, including Bruce Arena, Julie Foudy, the late Dick Bate, the late Sigi Schmid, Anson Dorrance, Amanda Cromwell and Erica Dambach, and, of course, our Clinic co-founder and great friend Tony DiCicco, whose passing we continue to mourn. Each of these coaches has inspired countless players, fans and coaches. Each was incredibly generous about sharing his/her knowledge with us. And each exhibited a passion for continuous learning, an openness to new approaches and ideas, and a drive for excellence that extends beyond the sport. This year brings a new and exciting crop of presenters who likewise share these characteristics. We are so excited to welcome them all, including United Soccer Coaches Director of Coaching Education Ian Barker, Two-Time NCAA Women’s National Champion Coach Mark Krikorian, Certified Mental Performance Consultant Dr. Tiffany Jones, two of college soccer’s rising coaching stars from two of the nation’s top programs - Wake Forest’s Men’s Coach Bobby Muuss and Notre Dame’s Men’s Coach Chad Riley, Past Southampton FC Coach & New Hartford Athletic Coach Radhi Jaïdi, U.S. Futsal National Staff Coach Everson Maciel, and World-Renowned Goalkeeper Coach Dan Gaspar, who coached in two World Cups, among others. Many of you are returning coaches. We hope that means we’re doing something right. For others, this is your first year here. We welcome you into the SCCC fold. You all should be commended on your decision to spend the next two days here, focused on becoming better at what you do and growing the game. We know getting away can be hard. We hope while you’re here, you’ll make some new connections, learn a lot, and have a really good time. We appreciate the support of our partners, including the United Soccer Coaches, the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association, and the United States Futsal Federation. We also thank our major sponsors for their support, including the Mohegan Sun Resort Casino, adidas, Soccer & Rugby, Jaypro Sports, Traveling Teams, the Ray Reid Soccer School, and The Coaches’ Insider. We thank all our attending exhibitors and encourage you to spend some quality time in our Exhibitor Zone. To get the most out of the event, don’t forget to download our interactive event app to keep track of sessions and receive up-to-date schedule changes, news and announcements. In closing, we hope you enjoy this year’s Clinic; and we sincerely welcome your input on making next year’s Soccer Champions Coaches’ Clinic even better. Yours in soccer and coaching, Ray Reid Rick Orluk www.SoccerChampionsClinic.com SOCCER CHAMPIONS EVENT SCHEDULE Thursday, February 20, 2020: TIME SESSION 2020 PRESENTER 2020 TOPIC LOCATION GENERAL EVENT REGISTRATION/CHECK-IN 4:30pm - 9:00pm Convention Center Pre-Function Area Developing a Top High School United Soccer Coaches' Program Nehantic/Pequot/ Developing A Top High Paugussett Rooms - 6:00pm - 7:15pm Vince Ganzberg Introduction & Classroom Session School Program Special Convention Center Small-Sided Games to Improve Topics Diploma * Upper Level Player Performance Talking Soccer with Mark Krikorian, Nipmuc Room - 7:00pm - 8:00pm Coaches Roundtable Chad Riley, Bobby Muuss and Ray Convention Center Reid Upper Level United Soccer Coaches' Nehantic/Pequot/ Striker Play Paugussett Rooms - 7:30pm - 8:45pm Striker Play Special Ian Barker Introduction & Classroom Session Convention Center Topics Diploma # Upper Level U.S. Futsal Coaching Coaching Futsal Attacking Principles Attacking Principles- Introduction & Classroom Session Abenaki Room - 7:30pm - 8:45pm Everson Maciel Convention Center Futsal to Soccer Diploma Quick Transitions, Smart Runs & Upper Level & Attacking Space Mohegan Sun Soccer Meet & Greet presented by 8:30pm - 10:00pm Convention Center adidas, Traveling Teams & the Ray Reid Soccer School Prefunction * = Sessions for United Soccer Coaches’ Developing A Top High School Program Special Topics Diploma Candidates # = Sessions for United Soccer Coaches' Striker Play Special Topics Diploma Candidates & = Sessions for U.S. Futsal Federation Attacking Principles – Futsal to Soccer Course Candidates % = Sessions for United Soccer Coaches’ Goalkeeper Training Special Topics Diploma Candidates ^ = Sessions for Soccer Champions “Developing Mental Toughness” Diploma Candidates w Friday, February 21, 2020: TIME SESSION 2020 PRESENTER 2020 TOPIC LOCATION GENERAL EVENT REGISTRATION/CHECK-IN 7:30am -12:00pm Convention Center Pre-Function Area Five Favorite Problem Solving Convention Center 8:10am - 9:00am Field Session I * Vince Ganzberg Games Uncas Ballroom Nehantic/Pequot/ Paugussett Rooms - Break-Out I Mark Landers Coaching the Millennial Player 8:10am - 9:00am Convention Center Upper Level Convention Center 9:10am - 10:00am Field Session II Chad Riley Developing Midfielders Uncas Ballroom SCCC "Developing Mental Nehantic/Pequot/ Toughness" Session 1 Paugussett Rooms - Break-Out II ^ Dr. Tiffany Jones 9:10am - 10:00am Intro Session - Beyond the Basics Convention Center of Soccer Mental Skills Training Upper Level 10:00am - 10:30am EXHIBITOR TIME Team Attacking Principles at Convention Center 10:30am - 11:20am Field Session III # Mark Krikorian Florida State Uncas Ballroom www.SoccerChampionsClinic.com SOCCER CHAMPIONS EVENT SCHEDULE (continued) Friday, February 21, 2020 (continued): TIME SESSION 2020 PRESENTER 2020 TOPIC LOCATION Convention Center 11:40am - 12:30pm Field Session IV Bobby Muuss Pressing Uncas Ballroom SCCC "Developing Mental Nehantic/Pequot/ Toughness" Session 2 Paugussett Rooms - Break-Out IV ^ Dr. Tiffany Jones 11:40am - 12:30pm How to Teach and Incorporate the Convention Center Upper Mentality Zones into Practice Level Utilizing Proper Work/Rest Convention Center 12:40pm - 1:30pm Field Session V * Vince Ganzberg Ratios to Improve Player Uncas Ballroom Performance (Field Session) REPEAT SESSION: Nehantic/Pequot/ U.S. Futsal Coaching Coaching Futsal Attacking Principles REPEAT SESSION: Paugussett Rooms - Attacking Principles - Futsal to Everson Maciel Introduction & Classroom Session 12:40pm - 1:30pm Convention Center Upper Soccer Diploma & Quick Transitions, Smart Runs & Level Attacking Space 12:30pm - 1:45pm EXHIBITOR TIME/LUNCH Training the Front of the Team Convention Center 1:45pm - 2:35pm Field Session VI # Bobby Muuss the Wake Forest Way Uncas Ballroom Nehantic/Pequot/ Paugussett Rooms - Break-Out VI Chad Riley Set Pieces: The Difference Maker 1:45pm - 2:35pm Convention Center Upper Level Putting Into Practice: On Field Exercises to Teach Mentality Convention Center 2:45pm - 3:45pm Field Session VII ^ Dr. Tiffany Jones SCCC "Developing Mental Uncas Ballroom Toughness" Session 3 3:45pm - 4:15pm EXHIBITOR TIME Finishing Play: Strikers & Convention Center 4:15pm - 5:05pm Field Session VIII # % Ian Barker Goalkeepers Uncas Ballroom Nehantic/Pequot/ Paugussett Rooms - Break-Out VIII Ray Reid Building a Coaching Staff 4:15pm - 5:05pm Convention Center Upper Level Possession Games to Improve Convention Center 5:15pm - 6:05pm Field Session IX Radhi Jaïdi Your Feet Uncas Ballroom Teaching Defense through Convention Center 6:15pm - 7:05pm Field Session X * Chad Riley Small-Sided Games Uncas Ballroom * = Sessions for United Soccer Coaches’ Developing A Top High School Program Special Topics Diploma Candidates # = Sessions for United Soccer Coaches' Striker Play Special Topics Diploma Candidates & = Sessions for U.S. Futsal Federation Attacking Principles – Futsal to Soccer Course Candidates % = Sessions for United Soccer Coaches’ Goalkeeper Training Special Topics Diploma Candidates ^ = Sessions for Soccer Champions “Developing Mental Toughness” Diploma Candidates Soccer Champions offers COMPLIMENTARY COFFEE for attendees on Friday morning beginning at 8:45AM and Saturday morning at 8:30AM in the Exhibitor Zone (while supplies last). www.SoccerChampionsClinic.com SOCCER CHAMPIONS EVENT SCHEDULE (continued) Saturday, February 22, 2020: TIME SESSION 2020 PRESENTER 2020 TOPIC LOCATION GENERAL EVENT REGISTRATION/CHECK-IN 7:45am -10:30am Convention Center Pre-Function Area Futsal Drills to Develop Convention Center 8:15am - 9:15am Field Session XI & Everson Maciel Attacking Teams Uncas Ballroom Nehantic/Pequot/ Building & Maintaining Your Team's Paugussett Rooms - 8:30am - 9:15am Break-Out XI Mark Landers Culture Convention Center Upper Level Attacking Activities to Develop Convention Center 9:30am - 10:30am Field Session XII Mark Krikorian a Possession Style of Play Uncas Ballroom SCCC "Developing Mental Toughness" Session 4 - Final Session Nehantic/Pequot/ & Wrap-up Paugussett Rooms - Break-Out XII ^ Dr. Tiffany Jones 9:30am - 10:30am Interweaving Behavioral Styles into Convention Center Upper Mentality Zones to Help Develop Level the “How’s” for Soccer Excellence 10:30am - 11:00am EXHIBITOR TIME The Art of the Goalkeeper Convention Center 11:00am - 12:00pm Field Session XIII % Dan Gaspar Dance Uncas Ballroom Futsal Attacking Tactics with Convention Center 12:10pm - 1:00pm Field Session XIV & Everson Maciel Different Formations Uncas Ballroom 12:00pm - 1:15pm EXHIBITOR TIME/LUNCH Convention Center 1:15pm - 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