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Monday, 30 November 2009 14:13 |
Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association 2010 Annual Coaches Convention The annual coaches convention will be held Sunday, February 21, 2010 at Piux XI High School in Milwaukee. The convention will run from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM with numerous renown clinicians hosting the sessions. The Pius Soccer Booster Club will be providing food and drink for purchase all day.
Pius XI High School
135 North 76th Street
Milwaukee
Cost: $55 if registered by February 18th
$70 after that date and on Site
(Fee includes 1 year membership in WSCA)
Registration Opens at 8:30 AM Please see the attached registration form. Schedule
| Sunday February 21, 2010 | | Time | Field Session | Classroom Session | | 7:30 - 8:30 | Registration
Main Hallway | | 8:30 - 9:30 | Defending
Presented by: Derek Bell
Main Gym | Development of a Player/Parent Handbook: A Proactive Approach to Informing Parents
Presented by: Ken Burghy
Room Number - #074 | | 9:45 - 10:45 | Improving your Team's Speed of Play
Presented by: John Reddan
Main Gym | The Set Position: Preparing the GK for Stopping Shots and Taking Crosses
Presented by: Nick Pasquarello
Room Number - #074 | | 11:00 - 12:00 | Incorporating the GK into Team Training
Presented by: Nick Pasquarello
Main Gym | Match Analysis Using Game Footage (2009 D1 Championship) Presented by: John Reddan
Room Number - #074 | | 12:00 - 12:30 | WSCA Annual General Meeting
** Door Prizes Drawn
Main Gym | | 12:30 - 1:45 | Lunch
** Food available on site
Cafeteria | WSCA Board of Directors Meeting
Room Number - #074 | | 1:45 - 2:45 | Goalkeeping | Conditioning Using Small Sided Games
Presented by: Brad Swenby | Jim Launder
Main Gym | Main Gym | Coaching a Season of Significance
Presented by: Greg Winkler
Room Number - #074 | | 3:00 - 4:00 | Winning With Transition To The Attack
Presented by: Jim Launder
Main Gym | Development of a Player/Parent Handbook: A Proactive Approach to Informing Parents
Presented by: Ken Burghy
Room Number - #074 |
Presenter Bio's
Jim Launder - 2010 WSCA Hall of Fame Inductee
- Former UW Men's Coach
- NCAA COY
- WYSA Director of Coaching
- Former UW-Milwaukee player
- Worked with the Columbus Crew, Milwaukee Rampage, Chicago Cobras, Chicago Sockers & the University of Dayton
John Reddan - Director of Coaching - Madison 56ers S.C.
- USSF A License
- USSF National Youth License
- Former Player and Captain for UW Madison
- Former UW Womens Assistant Coach
- Player for 56ers Men's 1992 Nat'l Champions
- Former Associate Director of Coaching WYSA
Derek Bell - Head Men's and Women's Soccer Coach, Cornell College
- Former Assistant Women's Soccer Coach, UW-Stevens Point
- Former Head Boys Soccer Coach, Stevens Point Area High School
- Wisconsin ODP Staff Member
- Former Board Member and Officer, WSCA
- NSCAA Premier Diploma
Nick Pasquarello - USSF A License
- Former Player for UW Madison
- Former UW Mens Assistant Coach
- Former Player Minnesota Thunder
- Author of Instructional DVD - "A Better Way to Teach Goalie Play"
Greg Winkler - Head Boys and Girls Soccer Coach - Fond du Lac H.S.
- Assistant Athletic Director - Fond du Lac H.S
- Two Time NSCAA Regional Youth COY
- NFHS Sectional COY
- WSCA Large School COY
- Author of Book - "Coaching a Season of Significance" - http://www.gregwinkler.net/
Brad Swenby - UW-Milwaukee Men's Assistant Coach - Goalkeepers
- Illinois ODP Coach
- Former Arizona ODP Coach
- Former UW-Milwaukee Women's Assistant Coach - Goalkeepers
- Goalkeeper for Croation Eagles
- Former Goalkeeper for UW-Milwaukee
- Former Goalkeeper for Minnesota Thunder and Milwaukee Wave
Ken Burghy - Head Boys (26 years) and Girls (20 years) Soccer Coach - Middleton H.S.
- 2 Time WSCA Large School COY
- NSCAA Midwest Region Large School COY
- USSF B License
- NSCAA Advanced National Diploma
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Friday, 02 October 2009 11:54 |
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Dear WSCA member and other interested individuals; The Second annual WSCA Hall of Fame induction ceremony will be held February 20th the night before the annual coach’s convention. This event will be held at the Bavarian Inn starting at 5PM SHARP. This event is a MUST attend for any coach that has been a part of the organization or continues to be a part of the organization. This annual event will be a great way to learn about the history, and network with coaches from the past, present and future. In order for our organization to continue to function effectively, participation is EXTREMLY important. This year’s inductees include Ron Holzhueter, Bob Gansler, Bill Reddan, and Jim Launder. All are among the most successful coaches ever in Wisconsin’s rich history of soccer coaches. All have contributed at all levels of coaching ranging from Youth to High School, College, Regional and National teams.
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Monday, 30 November 2009 15:57 |
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The Wisconsin Masonic Lodge 26 and the WSCA are now accepting nominations for the 2010 Wisconsin Masonic All Star Soccer. If you feel one of your graduating senior players is deserving of playing in the All Star Game, please feel free to nominate them here. Nominations for the boys close March 1st and for the girls April 15th. |
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Saturday, 07 November 2009 07:26 |
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For Immediate Release Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association 2009 Boys All State The WSCA is proud to announce the recipients of the 2009 Boys All State Team. The categories awarded are first team, second team and honorable mention. The WSCA recognizes Riley Weiner, a senior from Muskego, as its “Player of the Year.” Weiner, additionally, received All-American and All-Midwest Region honors from the NSCAA. Joining Weiner on the All-Midwest Region team are Kyle Peterson, Jack McDermott, Luke Goodnetter, David Caban and Lucas Cardona. |
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Thursday, 12 November 2009 10:43 |
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For Immediate Release Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association 2009 Boys Coaches of the Year The WSCA is proud to announce the recipients of the 2009 Boys Coach of the Year. The categories awarded are large school (>500 enrolled), small school (<=500 enrolled) and private school. This year, the WSCA coaches nominated and voted Eric Hess - Muskego, Scott Feltner - Kohler and Ben Lake - Racine St. Catherine's as the coaches of the year. Large Schools
Eric Hess coached Muskego to the Division 1 state championship, besting Madison Memorial 1-0 in the final. Through their post season run, the Warriors outscored their opponents 22-1. The team finished with a 27-1-1 record. Under Eric's guidance, four players ended up on the WSCA All-State team, including All-American Riley Weiner. Eric consistently develops winning squads (2008 Muskego was the D1 state runner up), runs a good program and continues to support soccer throughout the area. Small Schools Scott Feltner coached Kohler to the Division 3 state runner up, losing a thriller, in 2-OT, to Racine St. Catherine's in the final. Kohler earned its first trip to the State Tournament in just its fourth season as a varsity sport. The Blue Bombers finished their season with a 23-5-2 record. Scott has created a powerhouse program at Kohler in just a short time. Outside of the varsity level, Scott is active in developing soccer in the area through his presence on the board for the Kohler Soccer Club and coaching for the Sheboygan Soccer Club. Private Schools Ben Lake's Racine St. Catherine team culminated its season with the Divsion 3 state championship, winning 1-0 over Kohler. The Angels battled through a tough sectional, outscoring their opposition 11-3 en route to the title. St. Catherine's finished the season with a 20-5-0 record. Ben sets a challenging schedule, never shying away from powerhouse division 1 and 2 teams. The Angels won their second conference title in the demanding Midwest Classic Conference's southern division. Congratulations to fine coaches selected by the membership of the WSCA and to all the coaches who were selected by their peers to be recognized for their coaching this season.
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