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Player Development Program 2017 Review Australian State and Territory Member Federations 2016 Player Development Program Analysis MF Player Development Program Analysis Overview of the Analysis Data collection process • This document provides structural analysis of the player • Capital Football sought advice from the development programs delivered by Member Federations in relevant Member Federation Technical 2016 Directors in regards to the programs offered • The analysis considers programs in the areas of; in their State or Territory. This document - Skill Acquisition (U9 – U12) provides our high level understanding of programs across the country - Game Training (U13 – U17) - Talent Identification (i.e. State Teams and HAL • Part time programs are those opportunities Academies) where players register to clubs and • Comparative Analysis assumptions; participate in supplementary training - Green = majority alignment to Capital Football Programs • Full time programs are those where the - Orange = partial alignment to Capital Football Programs players train and play for the “program” in a - Red = little if any alignment to Capital Football Programs regular competition Capital Football Development Programs CF Boys Girls Development Programs Skill Acquisition Graded squads x 2 nights per week (part time) training + attend gala days Participation squads x 1 night per week training Skill Acquisition (full time) Game Training School squad at Lyneham x 2 (part time) mornings per week training Game Training Canberra United Canberra United (full time) Academy in the Academy in the NPL (in absence WNPL (aligned of HAL club) to WWL) Talent State Teams in State Teams in Identification U13, U14 and U14, U15 and U15 U17 Football NSW Development Programs Football NSW Boys Girls Comparison to 2016 Comparison to 2016 Development Capital Football Capital Football Programs Programs - Boys Programs - Girls Skill Acquisition FNSW does not offer part time SAP program. (part time) Part time programs are offered to grassroots players by some FNSW Football Associations Skill Acquisition 40 Clubs in SAP 21 Clubs in SAP FNSW offer full time SAP competitions for Boys and (full time) Competition Competition Girls individually participated in by NPL Clubs and Football Associations Game Training Country Training Centres (Southern, FNSW do not offer supplementary program in Sydney (part time) Western, Riverina) Game Training HAL Academies FNSW Institute Similar program to CUA Similar program to CUA (full time) in NPL (SFC, in the WNPL with Academy teams in with Academy teams in WSW, CCM) the NPL the NPL Talent Country Regional Championships Conduct formal regional competition as precursor to Identification State Titles State Teams City and Country State Teams Same State Team program to Capital Football FF Victoria Development Programs Football NSW Boys Girls Comparison to 2016 Comparison to 2016 Development Capital Football Capital Football Programs Programs - Boys Programs - Girls Skill Acquisition Clubs deliver SAP training FFV does not deliver a central supplementary (part time) environment with Gala Days every 8 training program weeks Skill Acquisition Similar as they do not deliver a central league (full time) through provide regular Gala Days Game Training U12 to U16 FFV National Training (part time) supplementary Identification Centres training Game Training FFV Academy in No Academy teams in the Similar program to CUA (full time) WNPL NPL with Academy teams in the WNPL Talent Identified players train in central Similar program to Capital Football, though players Identification program, reducing club training in commit more time to State Team training and reduce preparation for NYC club training Football Queensland Development Programs Football NSW Boys Girls Comparison to 2016 Comparison to 2016 Development Capital Football Capital Football Programs Programs - Boys Programs - Girls Skill Acquisition SAP is delivered by clubs but without SAP is delivered by Clubs though there is no full time (part time) coordinated league league Skill Acquisition Similar to Capital Football as there is no facilitated (full time) SAP league Game Training Football Queensland do not deliver supplementary (part time) training Game Training U15 HAL U17 HAL Similar program to CUA Similar program to CUA (full time) Academy in NPL Academy in NPL with Academy teams in with Academy teams in (Brisbane Roar) (Brisbane Roar) the NPL for U15 the WNPL for U17 Talent Inter City Challenge for Regional Conduct formal regional competition as precursor to Identification Centres State Teams City and Country State Teams Similar State Team program to Capital Football Football West Development Programs Football NSW Boys Girls Comparison to 2016 Comparison to 2016 Development Capital Football Capital Football Programs Programs - Boys Programs - Girls Skill Acquisition Football West deliver skill MF delivers supplementary training in SAP age (part time) development program U9-U12 grades 6 accredited clubs deliver SAP 6 Clubs also deliver SAP Skill Acquisition FFSA do not conduct a full time SAP, same as Capital (full time) Football Game Training Football West deliver Training FFSA supplementary opportunity for club players in (part time) Support Program U13 - U15 U13 - U15 Game Training HAL Academy in FW Program in Similar program to CUA Similar program to CUA (full time) NPL (Perth WPL and Boys with Academy teams in with FW teams in the Glory) leagues the NPL WPL and boys leagues Talent Players trial for State teams Same State Team program to Capital Football Identification Northern NSW Football Development Programs Football NSW Boys Girls Comparison to 2016 Comparison to 2016 Development Capital Football Capital Football Programs Programs - Boys Programs - Girls Skill Acquisition Metro and Regional supplementary Supplementary training similar to Capital Football (part time) training with monthly Gala Days NNSW conduct monthly gala days, Capital Football participate in gala days but do not coordinate Skill Acquisition 9 Clubs in SAP Emerging Jets NNSW offer full time NNSW offer full time (full time) Competition teams U11 and competition including environment for 2 age including U13 NPL clubs and HAL grades in the HAL Emerging Jets Academy Academy Game Training NNSW do not offer a supplementary program (part time) Game Training HAL Academy in HAL Academy in Similar program to CUA Similar program to CUA (full time) NPL (Emerging FNSW WNPL with Academy teams in with Academy teams in Jets) (Emerging Jets) the NPL the FNSW WNPL Talent Players trial for State Teams Same State Team program to Capital Football Identification FF South Australia Development Programs Football NSW Boys Girls Comparison to 2016 Comparison to 2016 Development Capital Football Capital Football Programs Programs - Boys Programs - Girls Skill Acquisition Supplementary training in two zones Supplementary training similar to Capital Football (part time) with Gala Days Skill Acquisition FFSA do not conduct a full time SAP, same as Capital (full time) Football Game Training U13 and U14 U13 and U15 FFSA supplementary FFSA supplementary (part time) supplementary supplementary opportunity for club opportunity for club training training players in U13 & U15 players in U13 & U15 Game Training U15 HAL U17 HAL Similar program to CUA Similar program to CUA (full time) Academy in NPL Academy in NPL with Academy teams in with Academy teams in (Adelaide United) (Adelaide United) the NPL for U15 the WNPL for U17 Talent State Carnival or NYC teams ID Talent ID carnival for NYC age grades Identification HAL Academy teams are the State FFSA Academy teams are the state teams for NTC Team in Boys U15 and Girls U17 age grades Football Tasmania Development Programs Football NSW Boys Girls Comparison to 2016 Comparison to 2016 Development Capital Football Capital Football Programs Programs - Boys Programs - Girls Skill Acquisition Accredited clubs deliver SAP training Clubs deliver training environment (part time) environment supplemented by 4 gala days annually Skill Acquisition Similar to Capital Football as there is no full time (full time) league, however Football Tasmania coordinate 4 gala days annually Game Training Players train 1 x week with FT NDC, Football Tasmania has supplementary training in (part time) 3 x week with NPL club unless ID for GTP state teams and load reverses Game Training Football Tasmania does not have a full time program (full time) playing in the NPL Talent Identified players train in central Similar program to Capital Football, though players Identification program, reducing club training in commit more time to State Team training and reduce preparation for NYC club training.
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