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OTTAWA FURY FC ACADEMY 2014-2015
Strategic Alignment
“ The Academy system must reflect the high
standards of our organization, the main focus
must be to provide a chance for all players to
succeed and maximize their potential.”
- Phillip Dos Santos, Ottawa Fury FC
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MAIN GOALS
IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE COMMUNITY CLUBS, DEVELOP HOME GROWN PLAYERS
PRODUCE FIRST TEAM AND NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS
HAVE PLAYERS AND THE COMMUNITY IDENTIFY THEMSELVES FULLY WITH THE CLUB
DEVELOP AFFINITY WITH THE OTTAWA FURY FC
CSA STRATEGIC ALIGNMENT FOR PROFESSIONAL CLUBS
TO LEAD THE DEVELOPMENT OF TOP QUALITY PLAYERS IDENTIFIED BY THE SYSTEM
THAT WILL ENABLE ATHLETES TO REACH THE TOP OF THEIR POTENTIAL AND
EVENTUALLY SIGN A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACT.
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Academy Players with NASL Squad 2014
Chad Bush (Signed with a pro contract)
Mitchel O’Brien (U20)
Thierry Foucher Lemay (U20)
Nicholas Jeffs (U20)
Jacob Schroeder (U17)
Yeyah Al-Katta (U17)
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SOME DEFICIENCIES
(Current structures)
Limited contact
with players/ tools
Resources and
know how ?
Understanding the
standards of the
high level game
Not enough time
spent in team
environment /
Culture
GIVING OTTAWA’S BEST SOCCER PLAYERS
EVERY OPPORTUNITY TO REACH THEIR
PERFORMANCE POTENTIAL
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IMMEDIATE CHANGES
ELIMINATING COMPETITION WITH COMMUNITY CLUBS.
INVOLVE THE CHC AND CLUB TECHNICAL DIRECTORS IN THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS AND
GROWTH OF THE FURY FC ACADEMY FOR THE BENEFIT OF PLAYERS IN OTTAWA.
ESTABLISH CLUB PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMS.
PROVIDE A “REAL” HIGH PERFORMANCE ENVIRONMENT FOR PLAYERS AGED U16 +.
INCREASED QUALITY OF THE COACHING STAFF (“A” LICENSE) IN FURY ACADEMY ENVIRONMENT.
SERVE AS A SUPPORT AND ADVISORY STRUCTURE FOR CLUBS IN OTTAWA.
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THE ACADEMY
BOYS
GIRLS
PATHWAY
FURY FC 1 ST TEAM
Senior Academy
U18/U19
Junior Academy
U16/U17
NATIONAL TEAMS
PROVINCIAL TEAMS
Elite Academy
Girls U16 /U18
Community Club Programs
Other potential avenues for
graduating players are Canadian and
US colleges and universities
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THE ACADEMY
Senior Academy
U18/U19
Junior Academy
U16/U17
Elite Academy
Girls U16 /U18
THE ACADEMY ENVIRONMENT – NOVEMBER 2014
• Junior Academy / Women’s Elite program - Introduction to the Fury FC HP environment (Goal - Youth NT)
• Senior Academy – Train to compete/ Train to win (Recognition of future Pro’s/ Future Internationals)
• Competition going from April to September – Weekly matches (In works with governing bodies)
• Senior Academy 2014 / 2015 – Players born in 1996/97 (Exceptional players born in 98) – Birth year
• Junior Academy 2014 / 2015 – Players born in 1998/99 (Exceptional players born in 2000) – Birth year
• Elite Academy Girls 2014/2015 - Players born in 1998/99 (Exceptional players born in 1997/ 2000) – Birth year.
• Admittance - Existing Fury FC players (assessed), TD’s and CHC recommendations, Try-outs
• Try-outs held every year in September
September 18 (19) and September 21 @ Branchaud – Briere (Gatineau) – Times TBA
• Selection process by Fury FC Coaching Staff and technical director
• Roster size 22-25 players
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THE ACADEMY
Senior Academy
U18/U19
Junior Academy
U16/U17
Elite Academy
Girls U16 /U18
THE ACADEMY ENVIRONMENT – NOVEMBER 2014
• Appropriate volume of training - 4 training sessions +1 (either match or performance analysis)
Determined by the cycle of work – Transition period, Preparation/ pre- competition period – Competition period
• Player education component
Nutrition – Psychology – Education on use of human performance tools - Fury FC Methodology
• Bi-Weekly Performance Analysis (Video – Individual/ collective analysis, positional)
• All teams are surrounded by a qualified support staff (Fitness and Medical)
• Clearly defined training system (methodology) with variances between the Academy age groups
• Program is guided by the Clubs Model of Play (adopted throughout the Club – Including NASL/ W-League)
The components that guide our work are:
• The model of play
• The micro-cycle
• The teaching method
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THE ACADEMY
SCHEDULE - ACADEMY TEAMS
DRAFT 1 – STILL UNDER REVIEW
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ACADEMY COACHING STAFF
Senior Academy
U18/U19
Elite Academy
Girls U16 /U18
HEAD COACH: Phillip Dos Santos
ASSISTANT COACH: (TBA)
GOALKEEPER COACH: Bruce Grobbelaar
HEAD COACH: (TBA)
ASSISTANT COACH: (TBA)
GOALKEEPER COACH:
Chad Bush
Junior Academy
U16/U17
HEAD COACH: Martin Nash
ASSISTANT COACH: (TBA)
GOALKEEPER COACH: Bruce Grobbelaar
Ottawa Fury FC
Phillip Dos Santos
Technical Director
Martin Nash
NASL team ass. coach
Jimmy Zito
Staff Coach
Bruce Grobbelaar
Club GK head coach
Chad Bush
GK coach
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Technical Relationship with Clubs
BOYS
GIRLS
PATHWAY
FURY FC 1 ST TEAM
Senior Academy
U18/U19
Junior Academy
U16-U17
Quality Project
U13-14-15
NATIONAL TEAMS
PROVINCIAL TEAMS
Elite Academy
Girls U16 /U18
Quality Project
U13-14-15
FURY FC Community Club Center
U10-11-12
Other potential avenues for
graduating players are Canadian and
US colleges and universities
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Ottawa Fury FC Community Club
Center and Quality Project
Objective: Create and solidify links with the community clubs through alliances and
technical partnerships. Promote, follow and track the best prospects in one single
environment.
• Intended for limited number of players aged U 10 to U15 (Both genders).
• Supplemental training offered by the professional club at the scale of 1x week.
• Remove the players from a team oriented environment and focus on the development of the
players Individual capacity.
• Opportunity to supplement the work done in the clubs and allow for a better monitoring of the
players, track their progression through time (Create a database of the Ottawa Player).
• Club Head coaches and Technical Directors involved in the selection process and on-field
work.
• The program will run in both summer and winter (non-conflicting dates).
• The OFFC community Club Center also allows for coaching education opportunities.
• Similar centers to be developed in Clubs (Quality standards)
• These programs are offered in segments of 10 sessions x 4 to allow movement of players.
• Cost associated with the program
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Partnership opportunities
Objective: Provide clubs with added resources for the development of their
grassroots and coaching education programs.
• Provide continuous coaching education opportunities inside the Clubs
• Coaching education through Academy and NASL teams internships
• NASL and W-League players in being affiliated with clubs for coaching opportunities (x hours)
• Ottawa Fury FC Club advisory program (TBD)
• Goalkeeper Development program – Inside the clubs or at Fury FC facilities.
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Community Club Center
U10-U11-U12
Community
Clubs
environment
‣ Develop and compete
through their
community club
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Community Club
Center
‣ Identified players have 1 additional session
a week at the pro Club facility
‣ Work with a selective coaching staff (CHC –
TD’s – Fury Academy staff)
‣ Feed back is provided back to the club for
follow-up
Community
Clubs
environment
‣ Players return to their
community clubs for
regular activities
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Quality Project
U13-U14-U15
Community
Clubs
environment
‣ Develop and compete
through their
community club
In OPDL League or other
competitive League
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Community Club
Center
‣ Identified players have 1 additional session
a week at the pro Club facility
‣ Work with a selective coaching staff (CHC –
TD’s – Fury Academy staff)
‣ Feed back is provided back to the club for
follow-up
‣ Equip players through a specific and
individualized work, outside what is often a
team oriented and result based
environment .
Community
Clubs
environment
‣ Players return to their
community clubs for
regular activities
• Work alongside O.P.D.L structure
• Respect team calendars (Practise/ Games)
• Take in consideration the volume and work load of the players
• Identification of future academy players – monitor and track progression
• Develop a strong relationship with the Clubs OPDL staff
• Coaching education and Academy internships
• The Quality Project will not run during the summer time
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Ottawa Fury FC Community Club
Center and Quality Project
• Winter – November/ December/ January (Bloc 1) – 10 weeks @ ratio of
1 session per week $200
• Winter – January/ February/ March (Bloc 2) – 10 weeks @ ratio of
1 session per week $200
• Summer – 20 weeks @ ratio of 1 session a week $250
• Includes Training uniform
The Quality Project will not run during the summer time
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Cost
Senior Academy
U18/U19
• 170$ / month
• Includes travel for all games
• Includes all supportive staff (Therapist)
• Summer and winter fields
• Coaching staff
• Training, playing uniform and outwear
Junior Academy
U16-U17
• 340$ / month
• Includes travel for all games
• Includes all supportive staff (Therapist)
• Summer and winter fields
• Coaching staff
• Training, playing uniform and outwear
Elite Academy
Girls U16 /U18
• 340$ / month
• Includes travel for all games
• Includes all supportive staff (Therapist)
• Summer and winter fields
• Coaching staff
• Training, playing uniform and outwear
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