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2017 Event Information February 23 – 25, 2017 2017 Event Information February 23 – 25, 2017 Event Partners www.SoccerChampionsClinic.com www.SoccerChampionsClinic.com 2017 SOCCER CHAMPIONS COACHES' CLINIC LED BY TONY DICICCO & RAY REID AT THE MOHEGAN SUN CONVENTION CENTER - UNCASVILLE, CT Welcome to the 2017 Soccer Champions Coaches’ Clinic at Mohegan Sun. Thank you for joining us for a weekend of soccer coaching education. We are excited to present some of the world’s very best soccer clinicians, including: Sigi Schmid, Dick Bate, Becky Burleigh, Dave Hancock, Ian Barker, Chris Gbandi, Tom Goodman, Ralph Perez, Mario Prata, Deb Raber, and Ian Mulliner, among others. We have spent considerable time selecting our clinicians, designing and evolving a curriculum to address the needs of coaches of all levels, securing top partners such as adidas, the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, U.S. Soccer, and the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association and Massachusetts Youth Soccer, and partnering with a world-class facility like Mohegan Sun, which gives us the space we need to effectively convey coaching concepts and activities without leaving the warmth of the Convention Center. Each year, we seek to improve your clinic experience. We have added new coaching education offerings, the NSCAA High School Coaching Special Topics Diploma and the Soccer Champions Developing Positive Leadership Course. Once again, building upon last year's success, we are videotaping our sessions and making them available for purchase shortly after the clinic (we will offer an exclusive rate to our clinic attendees). We have improved our Event App, giving you critical clinic information which is conveniently accessible on a range of devices. Our clinic provides more than three days of cutting-edge instruction; it provides a chance to exchange ideas and learn from each other. We will be available throughout the clinic – as will our presenters – so don’t hesitate to introduce yourself, ask a question or provide your own perspective on the game. We want to thank our major sponsors for their support, including: Mohegan Sun, adidas, Soccer & Rugby, sportsYou, Jaypro Sports, Traveling Teams, Soccer Learning Systems, Geno’s Fast Break Restaurants, the Ray Reid Soccer School, SoccerPlus GK School and FP Academy, Challenger Sports, and The Coaches' Insider. We would like to recognize the NSCAA for their support and partnership. And, we thank Joe Guerra, Josh Krusewski, Mario Prata and the entire Connecticut Junior Soccer Association staff, as well as Ian Mulliner from the Massachusetts Youth Soccer Association, for their “E” License Program administration. Finally, we would like to thank all of our participating exhibitors – and we encourage you to visit them during the event. In closing, enjoy the clinic (we hope it evokes thoughts of spring and warmer days ahead) and please take the time during and after this weekend to let us know your thoughts on making next year’s Soccer Champions Coaches’ Clinic even better. Yours in soccer and coaching, Tony DiCicco Ray Reid Rick Orluk www.SoccerChampionsClinic.com SOCCER CHAMPIONS EVENT SCHEDULE Thursday, February 23, 2017: TIME SESSION 2017 PRESENTER 2017 TOPIC LOCATION GENERAL EVENT REGISTRATION 4:15pm-9:00pm Convention Center Pre-Function Area Mario Prata/ Required Courses for Brotherton Room/ 5:00pm-9:15pm E License* CJSA Staff E License Candidates Upper Level Mtg. Rm. Ian Mulliner/ Required Courses for Abenaki Room/ 5:00pm-9:15pm E License* MYSA Staff E License Candidates Upper Level Mtg. Rm. The Role and Impact of the High NSCAA High School Coaching Ian Barker Nehantic/Pequot/ 6:30pm-7:30pm School Coach in Player Special Topics Diploma# & Dave Newbery Paugussett Rooms Development NSCAA High School Coaching Ian Barker Effective Team Management that Nehantic/Pequot/ 7:30pm-8:30pm Special Topics Diploma# & Dave Newbery Drives Performance Paugussett Rooms NSCAA Goalkeeping Level I Tony DiCicco & NSCAA Level I Goalkeeper Nipmuc Room/ 7:30pm-9:00pm Diploma& Deb Raber Course Lecture #1 and #2 Upper Level Mtg. Rm. Soccer Meet & Greet presented by NSCAA, Ray Reid Soccer School Convention Center 8:30pm-10:00pm & SoccerPlus Goalkeeper School & Field Player Academy Prefunction Friday, February 24, 2017: TIME SESSION 2017 PRESENTER 2017 TOPIC LOCATION GENERAL EVENT REGISTRATION 7:30am-12:00pm Convention Center Pre-Function Area Convention Center 8:10am-9:00am Mario Prata/CJSA Possession to Penetrate I* Uncas Ballroom Developing Positive Leadership Nehantic/Pequot/ Becky Burleigh Break-Out I^ Session 1: Character Roadmap Part 1 Paugussett Rooms Convention Center 9:10am-10:00am Ian Barker Building Out from the Back II*# Uncas Ballroom The Science of Soccer Periodization: Nehantic/Pequot/ Break-Out II Dave Hancock What's Behind Session Planning Paugussett Rooms 10:00am-10:30am EXHIBITOR TIME Exhibitor Zone Convention Center 10:30am-11:20am Dick Bate Possession Play Elements III* Uncas Ballroom Player Development Pathways & Nehantic/Pequot/ Break-Out II Sigi Schmid Options (Academy, High School, Paugussett Rooms College, International to Professional) What I Learned about Constructing Convention Center 11:40am-12:30pm IV* Dave Hancock a Training Session from My Days with Jose Mourinho Uncas Ballroom Developing Positive Leadership Nehantic/Pequot/ Becky Burleigh Break-Out IV^ Session 2: Character Roadmap Part 2 Paugussett Rooms Goalkeeper Handling, NSCAA Level I Goalkeeper Tony DiCicco Footwork, Collapse Dive & Convention Center 12:30pm-1:20pm Diploma Course& & Deb Raber Hand Distribution (NSCAA Level I Uncas Ballroom (Open to all attendees) Goalkeeper Field Session #1) 12:30pm-1:45pm EXHIBITOR TIME/LUNCH Transition from Defending to Convention Center 1:45pm-2:35pm Chris Gbandi V* Attacking Uncas Ballroom U.S. Soccer: Where We're Going: Nehantic/Pequot/ Break-Out V Ralph Perez An Interactive Discussion Paugussett Rooms Eastern Massachusetts Girls Abenaki Room High School Coaches' Association Meeting * = Required Sessions for “E” License Candidates - Some Candidates will be required to attend post event testing # = Required Sessions for NSCAA High School Coaching Special Topics Diploma Candidates & = Required Sessions for NSCAA Goalkeeper Level I Diploma Candidates ^ = Required Sessions for "Developing Positive Leadership" Diploma Candidates www.SoccerChampionsClinic.com SOCCER CHAMPIONS EVENT SCHEDULE Friday, February 24, 2017 (Continued): TIME SESSION 2017 PRESENTER 2017 TOPIC LOCATION Convention Center 2:50pm-3:40pm Dick Bate Man-Marking Defending VI* Uncas Ballroom Developing Positive Leadership: Nehantic/Pequot/ Tony DiCicco Break-Out VI^ Session 3: Team Leadership Paugussett Rooms 3:45pm-4:15pm EXHIBITOR TIME Exhibitor Zone Ian Barker & Attacking and Defending Convention Center 4:15pm-5:05pm VII # Brandon Silva Principles of Play Uncas Ballroom Developing Positive Leadership Nehantic/Pequot/ Becky Burleigh Session 4: Coaching Character Skills Break-Out VII^ Paugussett Rooms with Your Team Goalkeeper Positioning, Angle Tony DiCicco & Convention Center 5:15pm-6:10pm Play & Breakaway Saves VIII*& Deb Raber Uncas Ballroom (NSCAA Level I GK Field Session #2) Coach - Planning & Preparation Nehantic/Pequot/ Break-Out VIII Dick Bate 5:15pm-6:05pm Factors Paugussett Rooms NSCAA High School Coaching Ian Barker Course Wrap-up 5:15pm-6:15pm Abenaki Room Special Topics Diploma# & Dave Newbery and Awarding of Diplomas Team Games for Training Your NSCAA Level I Goalkeeper Tony DiCicco & Convention Center 6:20pm-7:15pm Goalkeeper (NSCAA Level I GK Diploma Course& Deb Raber Uncas Ballroom Field Session #3) Required Courses for E License Nehantic/Pequot/ Mario Prata/CJSA 6:15pm-7:00pm E License* Candidates (Philosophy) Paugussett Rooms Required Courses for E License Ian Mulliner/MYSA Abenaki Room E License* Candidates (Philosophy) Required Mario Prata Convention Center 7:15pm-8:15pm E License Field Session E License Session* & Ian Mulliner Uncas Ballroom Saturday, February 25, 2017: TIME SESSION 2017 PRESENTER 2017 TOPIC LOCATION GENERAL EVENT REGISTRATION 7:45am-10:30am Convention Center Pre-Function Area Coaching Attack & Defense Convention Center 8:00am-9:30am Tom Goodman IX* Using Small-Sided Games Uncas Ballroom Nehantic/Pequot/ Break-Out IX Tony DiCicco Offensive and Defensive Set Pieces 8:30am-9:30am Paugussett Rooms Convention Center 9:35am-10:30am Sigi Schmid Developing Players Technically X* Uncas Ballroom Soccer Strength Nehantic/Pequot/ Break-Out X Dave Hancock & Conditioning Session Paugussett Rooms 10:30am-11:00am EXHIBITOR TIME Exhibitor Zone Developing Your Team to Be Convention Center 11:00am-12:00pm Tony DiCicco XI* Able to Press & Trap Uncas Ballroom Nehantic/Pequot/ Break-Out XI Tom Goodman Make It Look Like Soccer Paugussett Rooms Ian Mulliner/ Dribbling to Create Scoring Convention Center 12:00pm-1:00pm E License Field Session* (Open to all attendees) MYSA Staff Opportunities Uncas Ballroom 12:00pm-1:15pm EXHIBITOR TIME/LUNCH Convention Center 1:15pm-2:15pm Sigi Schmid Defending 101 XII* Uncas Ballroom Convention Center 2:30pm-3:20pm Dick Bate Working with Wide Attackers XIII* Uncas Ballroom Convention Center 3:30pm-4:20pm Ray Reid Favorite Activities XIV* Uncas Ballroom Required Convention Center 4:30pm-5:30pm Mario Prata E License Field Session E License Session* Uncas Ballroom E License CJSA & MYSA E License Practical Testing Convention Center 5:30pm-8:45pm Practical Testing Sessions* Staff (Out-of-State Candidates) Uncas Ballroom Presenters, Program and Topics Subject to Change. No videotaping of sessions is allowed. www.SoccerChampionsClinic.com 2017
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