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Van Isle Wave Introduction PLAYER AND PARENT INTRODUCTION TO THE PROGRAM Values: Growth Discipline Future Vision: A Positive environment that strives for excellence Mission: Develop players with strong Character and a passion for football. HOW WE PLAY! PACIFIC FC - We play attractive attacking Football while representing our communities though-out Vancouver Island. We are a Dynamic Football Club that prides itself on providing apositive athlete development environment. Our players play with personality and confidence. Our trainings have a high focus on creativity, attitude, speed and technique. Possession with purpose. Pacific Football Club ABC's: • Attitude • Body Language • Coachability • Discipline • Effort / Extra Work • FOR THE ISLAND! • Development of The Athlete: Multi-sport encouraged “Always Praise • 4 D’s of Development: Discipline, Desire, Dedication and Determination Effort not • ACT – Goal Setting Talent” • 10,000HRs • Purposeful Training & Growth Mindset - Key to Development • The process - Patience is Key Van Isle Wave Program “Powered by PFC” • Trainings, Games, Kit & Programing: Three training sessions per week @PISE & Island Training Centre. • 7-8 games in the fall (September-November) 14-15 games in the spring (March-June). Please note, the games will be substituted with additional training on the weekends until we are cleared to play by the Provincial Health Authority. • There will be a training centre established in the Upper Island for one training session per week for upper-island players. • Players will also be given age / team specific physical training programs. • Physical testing will occur 2-3 times per season led by Pacific Football Club head of Strength & Conditioning Chris Hinton. Van Isle Wave Program Program Cost • 20/2021 Pacific FC Season Pass – Canadian Premier League • Full training and competition kit (Home and Away uniform property of program), training kit includes training shirt, shorts, socks, track suit, backpack, polo. • Selected Home games will be recorded, and video analysis provided to players and teams. • Training Video analysis – Focus on player training habits • College Prep program for U16-U17 video library in order to create highlight videos during their post-secondary search. Collegiate contact and network sharing and accessibility. • U17 Boys & Girls: U17’s will compete in the U17 BCSPL league and two college showcases. U18 Boys will compete in the VISL league. With combined rosters the U17-U18 boys will play exhibition games versus men’s teams throughout the playing season. Van Isle Wave Program Program Cost • Exhibition games against professional youth teams, this will be outlined over the next few months. MLS, CPL, European academy competition opportunities • TOCA Training (Partnership with TOCA Canada & Pacific Football) • December and January futsal training sessions and tournaments at the Island Training Centre (no additional charge). • December Powered by Pacific FC camp for U14 & U15 age groups. Players will be trained by Pacific FC coaching staff and players for two days at the ITC focused on PFC Game Model. • January 6-aside tournament at the ITC (no additional charge). • $2895 + GST for the year Van Isle Wave - Leadership Staff Technical Director James Merriman Head Goalkeeper Coach Mark Village Mental Performance Coach Zoran Stojkovic Physical Performance Coach Chris Hinton Video Analysis Vitor de Costa Ferrerira Program Development Shel Brodsgaard Joe Wood Administration Giuliano Caseiro Administration Jamie Neill Athletic Trainer LindaLyn Pakos Pakos Player Liason Van Isle Wave – Coaching Staff Female Program Head Coach: Steph Steiner • 2008 Female: Olivia Swinton, Malia Irvine, Bronte Fitzsimmons • 2007 Female: Ali Murtland, Mike Bourassa, Maddison Ashcroft • 2006 Female: Jamie Aickinclose, Nathan Clarke, Cody Aickinclose • 2005 Female: Steph Steiner, Lyle Eggan • 2004 Female: David Dew, Katie Rufh Male Program Head Coach: Sonny Pawar • 2008 Male: Jamar Dixon, Frank Woods, Jordan DeGraaf, Chris Merriman • 2007 Male: Marcel De Jong, Scott Thomas • 2006 Male: Stu Heath, Ryan McCurdy • 2005 Male: Sonny Pawar • 2004 Male: Riley O’Neil, Stu Heath, Ryan McCurdy COVID-19 While we navigate through the COVID-19 Pandemic we ask that you be patient with the program and expectations that you may have prior to COVID-19. We are all working hard everyday to adapt to this unique circumstance and can assure you that regardless of the conditions set forth by the Provincial Health Body and/or Federal Government we will do our best to satisfy the program needs. In the event there is another lockdown we have previously been able to develop a web-based training portal for the individual players in the program and would continue to evolve this opportunity. In the event we are fortunate enough to advance to Phase Two we will all look forward to being able to participate in more competitive and demanding training sessions with games. Again, be patient as we work through this unique set of circumstances. COVID-19 Here are the measures we have put in place to keep our staff and players safe while attending training during this difficult time. • Pre-screening – Please complete the BC COVID-19 self- assessment tool before coming to either facility. A link will be available on our website for your use. If you are experiencing symptoms, or are not feeling well, we ask that you stay home. • Give yourself Time – We ask that you arrive at the training facility no more than 15 minutes before your start time. • Face masks + Gloves – We welcome all staff and patrons to wear masks and/or gloves, however, this is not mandatory. • Limited facilities – Please come dressed and ready to play, as washroom facilities will be limited at this time. • Cleaning – Through sanitization and cleaning of all high touched surfaces, high traffic areas, and washrooms will be completed on a regular basis throughout each day. COVID-19 • Clean hands – We will provide plenty of hand sanitizer for your use, and encourage hand washing by all our staff throughout the facility. • In the event any player or staff member from a team is tested positive for the COVID Virus, the team in question will immediately cease training and be quarantined for 14-days. If and only when each player and staff member is tested for the Corona Virus with a negative result will training even be considered. • The responsibility for testing under such a circumstance will fall to the individual family with the results communicated accordingly back to the team manager/coaching staff. • Once it has been deemed safe from negative test results the next course of action can and will be determined in consultation with medical expertise first, soccer related administration second and the Van Island Wave Leadership/Management Team third. • We will be constantly monitoring the situation and updating our processes as necessary. ORGANIZATION & COMMUNICATION The key part of any successful organization is communication. For the program to be successful open lines of communication will be established between all participating members, from the coaches, to the players, parents, managers, PFC leadership staff and team managers. We will work hard to ensure the lines of communication remain open and clear at all times. In addition to the individual team managers and coaches, there will be two administrative contacts available for the Van Island Wave Program. Joe Wood & Giuliano Caserio will both be based out of the ITC and available for any questions related to the Van Island Wave Program. LynLinda PakosPakos Pakosisis alsoalso goinggoing toto serveserve atat thethe PlayerPlayer Liason and can be approached at anytime to help answer any questions regarding the Van Island Wave Program. PARENT MEETINGS Our goal is to coordinate parent meetings for each team to present our ideas to the families participating in the program. The goal of these meetings will be for the teams to become familiar with one another, to allow the coaches to outline their team plan for the season and introduce the team management staff and there will be representation from the Van Island Wave Leadership Team present. Each of the teams will be notified well in advance of the time, date and location for the respective parent meeting. INDIVIDUAL TEAM MEETINGS WITH VAN ISLE WAVE LEADERSHIP STAFF Our goal is to coordinate individual team meetings with the Van Island Wave Leadership group to share their experiences from the CPL Tournament and introduce the Van Isle Wave “Powered by PFC” Program Goals. Each of the teams will be notified well in advance of the time, date and location for each individual team meeting with the Van Island Wave Leadership Staff. GUEST PLAYERS The ability to bring in players in on trial will remain the responsibility and discresion of the Van Island Wave Coaching Staff and Van Island Wave Leadership Group. Any and all guest players will be recognized as being “on trial” and not be deemed more than a guest player for the duration of their respective trial. It is critical in evaluating players “on-trial” that the program be granted the freedom to operate in a professional and respectful manner at all times. In the event the presence of “guest players” presents a problem and/or concern for any parent be sure to contact Lyn Pakos to express your concern regarding the trial process that can and will be employed by Van Island Wave Model. Any and all players interested in the Van Island Wave Program must communicate with their respective club Technical Director rather than reach out or try to communicate
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