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Of course Plantation. Coach brings all(what he thinks) the best players over to Kendall for the Academy. You look at the U17 its a lot of Plantation boys. So he will look for more this next year since kendall does not have any 98's left. Oh and this is what kendall likes to bad for the loyal Kendall boys who are there every year waiting there turn. they will get pushed aside again. So until he decides to get Plantation the best kids he will stay at Kendall.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostPFC doesn't have the depth to fill a full academy U12-U18, nor the fields, nor qualified coaches to do so, who are you kidding? PFC USSDA was a flute due to the backbone of Albion name not based on the merits of the actual program. If PFC would've applied under Plantation FC it would've never been considered.
PFC 2016-2017 Coaching Staff
Boys
Technical Director - Anis Jerbi
Asst. Director - Nenad Babic
98 - Munga Eketebi / Christian Jerome
99 - Jimmy Sotter
00 - Chris Rue
01 - Akram Molaka
02 - Claude Anelka
03 - Max Truniger
04 - Juan Soler
U.S. Development Academy - John Ramos/ Anis Jerbi/ Chris Rue/ Nenad Babic
Pre Academy Director - Nenad Babic
05 -Mike Barton/ Anis Jerbi
06 - Diego Arboleda / Nenad Babic
07 - Guillermo Henriques
08 - Jared Harriot/ Carlos Marin
Girls
Technical Director - Bill Ramos
Asst. Director - Audrey Gant
98/99 - Mike Williams
00/01 - Bill Ramos
02/03 - Lenny Eterno / Brad Callahan
04 - Akram Molaka
Pre Academy Director - Audrey Gant
05/06 -Besmir Bega / Spencer Collum
07/08 - Audrey Gant / Alex Jean Pierre
Gk Director - Aaron Ingram
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so are the two coaches that are at Kendall now going to coach at plantation for the U12 DA. Or stay on at kendall????
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postso are the two coaches that are at Kendall now going to coach at plantation for the U12 DA. Or stay on at Kendall????
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Parents,
As i mentioned last night, we are going to do a make up day next week Wednesday (May 25) from 7pm-830pm at Pine Island Park. Weather is supposed to be better after next Monday. Hopefully your child is able to attend. If this is an inconvenience for you please let me know and we can take it from there.
Below you will see some of the things we discussed last night. If you have any questions feel free to contact me via email. Have a good weekend.
Plantation FC
BU12 Developmental Academy program
Program calendar
• Pre Season Camp with Cogi Training and Michel Bruyninckx and his European based coaching staff. July 25-29, 9am-4pm
• Pre-season - August
• Season 1 - September - November
• Season 2 - March - May
• Futsal - January & February
• Break - December, June-July
Program objectives
• individual development - long term athlete development
• Technical / tactical development
• Psycho social development
• Physical development - coordination, balance, agility, flexibility. Pre PHV planning (testing)
US soccer guidelines and best practices
• training 3x minimum. at times 4x per week.
• 1 night of free play (street soccer)
• Futsal programming - Eduardo Jenner (Santos - Brazil)
• 3 trainings to 1 game ratio
• No tournament play (US soccer approved events only, Disney, Dallas cup, etc)
• No organized or outside sports during DA calendar.
• No involvement in outside leagues, programs, etc. (ODP).
• 9 v 9
• US Technical Staff - Youth National Team Identification
• League play - Approx. 24 game season.
Coaching staff
• coaching staff minimum of USSF B license (John Ramos , Chris Rue, Anis Jerbi)
• DA director minimum of A license (John Ramos).
• Performance director - Ben Barrick (ESP).
• Development coach ( Apprentice Coach).
• Partner Clubs - Coral Springs United, Ft. Lauderdale FC).
Additional elements
• Development plan for each individual player.
• video analysis, team and Individual
• Game performance Charting for each player
• Load / performance feedback (gps, heart rate, distance, heat map, acceleration, deceleration, etc).
• Cost for season will be approximately $500. This includes everything above and training gear and uniforms. This does not include travel and outside tournaments
Thanks
John
John Ramos
Director of Coaching and Player Development
Plantation FC
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostPlantation will be granted full DA next year unless a complete meltdown which I doubt will happen.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostParents,
As i mentioned last night, we are going to do a make up day next week Wednesday (May 25) from 7pm-830pm at Pine Island Park. Weather is supposed to be better after next Monday. Hopefully your child is able to attend. If this is an inconvenience for you please let me know and we can take it from there.
Below you will see some of the things we discussed last night. If you have any questions feel free to contact me via email. Have a good weekend.
Plantation FC
BU12 Developmental Academy program
Program calendar
• Pre Season Camp with Cogi Training and Michel Bruyninckx and his European based coaching staff. July 25-29, 9am-4pm
• Pre-season - August
• Season 1 - September - November
• Season 2 - March - May
• Futsal - January & February
• Break - December, June-July
Program objectives
• individual development - long term athlete development
• Technical / tactical development
• Psycho social development
• Physical development - coordination, balance, agility, flexibility. Pre PHV planning (testing)
US soccer guidelines and best practices
• training 3x minimum. at times 4x per week.
• 1 night of free play (street soccer)
• Futsal programming - Eduardo Jenner (Santos - Brazil)
• 3 trainings to 1 game ratio
• No tournament play (US soccer approved events only, Disney, Dallas cup, etc)
• No organized or outside sports during DA calendar.
• No involvement in outside leagues, programs, etc. (ODP).
• 9 v 9
• US Technical Staff - Youth National Team Identification
• League play - Approx. 24 game season.
Coaching staff
• coaching staff minimum of USSF B license (John Ramos , Chris Rue, Anis Jerbi)
• DA director minimum of A license (John Ramos).
• Performance director - Ben Barrick (ESP).
• Development coach ( Apprentice Coach).
• Partner Clubs - Coral Springs United, Ft. Lauderdale FC).
Additional elements
• Development plan for each individual player.
• video analysis, team and Individual
• Game performance Charting for each player
• Load / performance feedback (gps, heart rate, distance, heat map, acceleration, deceleration, etc).
• Cost for season will be approximately $500. This includes everything above and training gear and uniforms. This does not include travel and outside tournaments
Thanks
John
John Ramos
Director of Coaching and Player Development
Plantation FC
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• Psycho social development
That's my favorite part. Starting these kids with this programs will make them go psycho. Good luck surviving in the real world when this doesn't work out.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Post• Psycho social development
That's my favorite part. Starting these kids with this programs will make them go psycho. Good luck surviving in the real world when this doesn't work out.
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I see Plantation and Albion is a bust. How stupid is Johnny Ramos and the board at Plantation. Did they really think this bull crap would work. Just look at all of the other big clubs that came in and tried to do the same thing. Never did work and never will. Ask how much money they payed Albion for this stupid decision. Plantation parents keep throwing your hard earned money down the drain. JR, you gotta go, you s u c k and have to go already. Go start your little tots program at the YMCA
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostPlantation Coral Springs and FTL to form partnership - any input?
Fort Lauderdale FC, Coral Springs United and Plantation FC, three of the largest soccer clubs in Broward County have come together to establish a working relationship geared towards enhancing the long-term athlete development plan for players of all levels.
The main objective of the partnership is to stream-line the higher level talent amongst the clubs and create opportunities to showcase such talent. The clubs have already initiated player exchange for the U12 Boys US Development Academy at Plantation FC.
In addition to promoting players into the USDA, all 3 clubs will bring together players to participate in some of the most well-known college showcases and tournaments in the country.
“Over the last several years, youth soccer has grown in south Florida. However, more doesn’t always mean the soccer has gotten better. It’s time for the South Florida soccer community to come together instead or starting a new club next door. We feel now is the time to put our heads together. There are good directors and good people in place that share a vision that we all agree on. This is the future of youth soccer in South Florida."
John Ramos – DOC at Plantation FC
An independent entity will be established that will sit above all partner clubs. The most committed players, striving to play at the highest possible level will be provided with opportunities at selected Showcase and Tournament events. Since players will be returning to their respective clubs for the regular club schedule it will not negatively affect the existence of the club teams.
The entity will be overseen by the directors of each partner club. This will allow the clubs to collaborate to create the best possible programming for players aiming for the highest level while also provide new resources for improvements in the individual clubs through resource sharing, coach’s clinics and education amongst other things.
“We believe, that with this set-up we can create a transparent and efficient path of development for players of all levels. Clubs coming together and
working on solutions rather than competing for the same players will help improve the quality from the recreational level to the most competitive. The sport belongs to the kids and not the people that run it and we are hopeful that we can create something that shows that.”
Olaf Henke – Director at Fort Lauderdale FC
All three clubs have been in communication with US Soccer, who is viewing the approach very favorable just as they have in the past in other parts of the country, and are in the process of applying for the Girls US Development Academy under the unified independent entity. The girls’ development academy will start play in the 2017-2018 season.
All three clubs are running their own recreational programs or are closely partnered with some of the biggest programs in South Florida.
Fort Lauderdale FC also provides a pathway into the professional level through the partnership with our local pro team, the Fort Lauderdale Strikers. It already shows with Fort Lauderdale, Plantation FC and Coral Springs United alumni on the roster of the current NPSL U23 team as well as a U19 Team which will be traveling to China in July.
More clubs clubs will be announced to join the partnership soon.
About Coral Springs United
Coral Springs United Futbol Club (CSUFC) was formed in 2011 through the merger of the Coral Springs Storm and Coral Springs Renegades Soccer Clubs. Over the past decade, Storm and Renegades teams have participated in many statewide competitions and state, local, and national tournaments. Coral Springs United is one of the largest competitive youth soccer organizations in the State of Florida. CS United is a member of Florida Youth Soccer Association (FYSA) and fields over 30 youth teams playing in the South Florida United Youth Soccer Association (SFUYSA).
About Fort Lauderdale FC
Fort Lauderdale FC was established in 2007 and has been one of the fastest growing soccer clubs in South Florida. After a start with 3 teams and 40 kids in the inaugural season, the club is now home for over 600 kids and more than 30 teams annually. These teams compete in National Tournaments and leagues as well as state wide and regional competition. The club is a member of the Florida Youth Soccer Association as well as US Club Soccer.
About Plantation FC
Plantation FC, originally Plantation Eagles, was established in 1985. PFC operates under the Plantation Athletic League, which is one of the oldest youth sports organization in south Florida. PAL and PFC provide recreational and competitive pathways. The competitive programs has 400 players and the recreational up to 2000 players. PFC has a history of state cup championship teams, and was the first program out of Florida to win the prestigious Dallas Cup at the u16 level. PFC has also been home to several players that have participated at the collegiate and professional levels. PFC is a member of FYSA and was recently awarded the US Development Academy for 12 years olds.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostPlantation FC Press Release:
Fort Lauderdale FC, Coral Springs United and Plantation FC, three of the largest soccer clubs in Broward County have come together to establish a working relationship geared towards enhancing the long-term athlete development plan for players of all levels.
The main objective of the partnership is to stream-line the higher level talent amongst the clubs and create opportunities to showcase such talent. The clubs have already initiated player exchange for the U12 Boys US Development Academy at Plantation FC.
In addition to promoting players into the USDA, all 3 clubs will bring together players to participate in some of the most well-known college showcases and tournaments in the country.
“Over the last several years, youth soccer has grown in south Florida. However, more doesn’t always mean the soccer has gotten better. It’s time for the South Florida soccer community to come together instead or starting a new club next door. We feel now is the time to put our heads together. There are good directors and good people in place that share a vision that we all agree on. This is the future of youth soccer in South Florida."
John Ramos – DOC at Plantation FC
An independent entity will be established that will sit above all partner clubs. The most committed players, striving to play at the highest possible level will be provided with opportunities at selected Showcase and Tournament events. Since players will be returning to their respective clubs for the regular club schedule it will not negatively affect the existence of the club teams.
The entity will be overseen by the directors of each partner club. This will allow the clubs to collaborate to create the best possible programming for players aiming for the highest level while also provide new resources for improvements in the individual clubs through resource sharing, coach’s clinics and education amongst other things.
“We believe, that with this set-up we can create a transparent and efficient path of development for players of all levels. Clubs coming together and
working on solutions rather than competing for the same players will help improve the quality from the recreational level to the most competitive. The sport belongs to the kids and not the people that run it and we are hopeful that we can create something that shows that.”
Olaf Henke – Director at Fort Lauderdale FC
All three clubs have been in communication with US Soccer, who is viewing the approach very favorable just as they have in the past in other parts of the country, and are in the process of applying for the Girls US Development Academy under the unified independent entity. The girls’ development academy will start play in the 2017-2018 season.
All three clubs are running their own recreational programs or are closely partnered with some of the biggest programs in South Florida.
Fort Lauderdale FC also provides a pathway into the professional level through the partnership with our local pro team, the Fort Lauderdale Strikers. It already shows with Fort Lauderdale, Plantation FC and Coral Springs United alumni on the roster of the current NPSL U23 team as well as a U19 Team which will be traveling to China in July.
More clubs clubs will be announced to join the partnership soon.
About Coral Springs United
Coral Springs United Futbol Club (CSUFC) was formed in 2011 through the merger of the Coral Springs Storm and Coral Springs Renegades Soccer Clubs. Over the past decade, Storm and Renegades teams have participated in many statewide competitions and state, local, and national tournaments. Coral Springs United is one of the largest competitive youth soccer organizations in the State of Florida. CS United is a member of Florida Youth Soccer Association (FYSA) and fields over 30 youth teams playing in the South Florida United Youth Soccer Association (SFUYSA).
About Fort Lauderdale FC
Fort Lauderdale FC was established in 2007 and has been one of the fastest growing soccer clubs in South Florida. After a start with 3 teams and 40 kids in the inaugural season, the club is now home for over 600 kids and more than 30 teams annually. These teams compete in National Tournaments and leagues as well as state wide and regional competition. The club is a member of the Florida Youth Soccer Association as well as US Club Soccer.
About Plantation FC
Plantation FC, originally Plantation Eagles, was established in 1985. PFC operates under the Plantation Athletic League, which is one of the oldest youth sports organization in south Florida. PAL and PFC provide recreational and competitive pathways. The competitive programs has 400 players and the recreational up to 2000 players. PFC has a history of state cup championship teams, and was the first program out of Florida to win the prestigious Dallas Cup at the u16 level. PFC has also been home to several players that have participated at the collegiate and professional levels. PFC is a member of FYSA and was recently awarded the US Development Academy for 12 years olds.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostPlantation FC Press Release:
Fort Lauderdale FC, Coral Springs United and Plantation FC, three of the largest soccer clubs in Broward County have come together to establish a working relationship geared towards enhancing the long-term athlete development plan for players of all levels.
The main objective of the partnership is to stream-line the higher level talent amongst the clubs and create opportunities to showcase such talent. The clubs have already initiated player exchange for the U12 Boys US Development Academy at Plantation FC.
In addition to promoting players into the USDA, all 3 clubs will bring together players to participate in some of the most well-known college showcases and tournaments in the country.
“Over the last several years, youth soccer has grown in south Florida. However, more doesn’t always mean the soccer has gotten better. It’s time for the South Florida soccer community to come together instead or starting a new club next door. We feel now is the time to put our heads together. There are good directors and good people in place that share a vision that we all agree on. This is the future of youth soccer in South Florida."
John Ramos – DOC at Plantation FC
An independent entity will be established that will sit above all partner clubs. The most committed players, striving to play at the highest possible level will be provided with opportunities at selected Showcase and Tournament events. Since players will be returning to their respective clubs for the regular club schedule it will not negatively affect the existence of the club teams.
The entity will be overseen by the directors of each partner club. This will allow the clubs to collaborate to create the best possible programming for players aiming for the highest level while also provide new resources for improvements in the individual clubs through resource sharing, coach’s clinics and education amongst other things.
“We believe, that with this set-up we can create a transparent and efficient path of development for players of all levels. Clubs coming together and
working on solutions rather than competing for the same players will help improve the quality from the recreational level to the most competitive. The sport belongs to the kids and not the people that run it and we are hopeful that we can create something that shows that.”
Olaf Henke – Director at Fort Lauderdale FC
All three clubs have been in communication with US Soccer, who is viewing the approach very favorable just as they have in the past in other parts of the country, and are in the process of applying for the Girls US Development Academy under the unified independent entity. The girls’ development academy will start play in the 2017-2018 season.
All three clubs are running their own recreational programs or are closely partnered with some of the biggest programs in South Florida.
Fort Lauderdale FC also provides a pathway into the professional level through the partnership with our local pro team, the Fort Lauderdale Strikers. It already shows with Fort Lauderdale, Plantation FC and Coral Springs United alumni on the roster of the current NPSL U23 team as well as a U19 Team which will be traveling to China in July.
More clubs clubs will be announced to join the partnership soon.
About Coral Springs United
Coral Springs United Futbol Club (CSUFC) was formed in 2011 through the merger of the Coral Springs Storm and Coral Springs Renegades Soccer Clubs. Over the past decade, Storm and Renegades teams have participated in many statewide competitions and state, local, and national tournaments. Coral Springs United is one of the largest competitive youth soccer organizations in the State of Florida. CS United is a member of Florida Youth Soccer Association (FYSA) and fields over 30 youth teams playing in the South Florida United Youth Soccer Association (SFUYSA).
About Fort Lauderdale FC
Fort Lauderdale FC was established in 2007 and has been one of the fastest growing soccer clubs in South Florida. After a start with 3 teams and 40 kids in the inaugural season, the club is now home for over 600 kids and more than 30 teams annually. These teams compete in National Tournaments and leagues as well as state wide and regional competition. The club is a member of the Florida Youth Soccer Association as well as US Club Soccer.
About Plantation FC
Plantation FC, originally Plantation Eagles, was established in 1985. PFC operates under the Plantation Athletic League, which is one of the oldest youth sports organization in south Florida. PAL and PFC provide recreational and competitive pathways. The competitive programs has 400 players and the recreational up to 2000 players. PFC has a history of state cup championship teams, and was the first program out of Florida to win the prestigious Dallas Cup at the u16 level. PFC has also been home to several players that have participated at the collegiate and professional levels. PFC is a member of FYSA and was recently awarded the US Development Academy for 12 years olds.
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