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Football Far North Coast SAP/GTP trials 2015
Football Far North Coast is seeking players (boys & girls) who aspire to be involved within a ‘High
Performance Program’.
The main focus of the Skill Acquisition program (SAP) will be to create individual players who have the
‘Technical’ abilities to make good decisions on the field and are ‘comfortable’ on the ball in a ‘pressure’
situation.
The program will provide opportunities for the players by means of tournaments and games to help to be
‘identified’ by NNSWF & Queensland Football staff as part of the identification and selection process
pathway.
Under 9 squad
Proposal for an under 9 ‘development’ squad/s to allow players to be introduced to a ‘High Performance
Program’, attending one (1) session per week over a 30 week period, with the potential to enter the squad
into various ‘Gala Day’ events that take place within the zone.
Under 10 squad
As part of the NNSWF SAP agreement, an under 10 squad will be formed, attending two (2) sessions per
week over a 30-36 week period.
Five (5) Gala Days are to be constructed in Coffs Harbour with two (2) of those dates to be two (2) day
events, February (2 days), March (2 days), April (1 day), May (1 day), July (1 day).
There will also be a possibility of entering the squad into local Gala Day events within the zone.
Under 11 squad
As part of the NNSWF SAP agreement, an under 11 squad will be formed, attending two (2) sessions per
week over a 30-36 week period. Five (5) Gala Days are to be constructed in Coffs Harbour with two (2) of
those dates to be two (2) day events, February (2 days), March (2 days), April (1 day), May (1 day),
July (1 day).
This squad will also enter the Boys State Championships in Coffs Harbour during the June Long week-end.
Under 12 squad
As part of the NNSWF SAP agreement, an under 12 squad will be formed, attending three (3) sessions per
week over a 30-36 week period. Five (5) Gala Days are to be constructed in Coffs Harbour with two (2) of
those dates to be two (2) day events, February (2 days), March (2 days), April (1 day), May (1 day),
July (1 day).
Boys within this squad will enter the Boys State Championships in Coffs Harbour during the June Long
week-end.
Girls within this squad will enter the Girls State Championships in Coffs Harbour during the first weekend of
the September/October school holidays.
Players within this age group will be open for selection to the NNSWF SAP camp at Spears Point in
January 2015 with the intention of creating a squad of players to train over the year and enter a selected
tournament/tour as a NNSWF Country squad.
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Under 13 squad
As part of the NNSWF GTP agreement, an under 13 squad will be formed, attending three (3) sessions per
week over a 30-36 week period. Five (5) Gala Days are to be constructed in Coffs Harbour with two (2) of
those dates to be two (2) day events, February (2 days), March (2 days), April (1 day), May (1 day),
July (1 day).
This squad will also enter the NNSWF under 13 tournament during April at Speers Point which will be part
of the selection process for the under 13 NNSWF Country squad to enter the
National Youth Championships of 2015.
Under 14 squad
As part of the NNSWF GTP agreement, an under 14 squad will be formed, attending three (3) sessions per
week over a 30-36 week period. Five (5) Gala Days are to be constructed in Coffs Harbour with two (2) of
those dates to be two (2) day events, February (2 days), March (2 days), April (1 day), May (1 day),
July (1 day).
This squad will also enter the NNSWF under 14 tournament during April at Speers Point, Newcastle, which
will be part of the selection process for the under 14 NNSWF Country squad to enter the
Boys & Girls National Youth Championships of 2015.
It is proposed that this squad of players will also be entered into the FFNC weekly competition into an age
appropriate division. This will provide the players a weekly environment where the ‘Game Training’
component of the players’ development can be implemented within a high pressure game situation.
Under 15/16 squad
Football Far North Coast is looking at providing an opportunity to players to continue their development
process within the ‘Game Training’ Phase. A squad of under 15/16 will be formed, attending three (3)
sessions per week over a 30-36 week period.
It is proposed that this squad of players will also be entered into the FFNC weekly competition into an age
appropriate division (possibly the men’s 1st Division). This will provide the players a weekly environment
where the ‘Game Training’ component of the players’ development can be implemented within a high
pressure game situation.
All fees for the various underlined Tournaments/Camps will be invoiced separately by either FFNC or
NNSWF.
Accommodation/Meals/Travel for the various Tournaments/Camps is at the expense to the individual
players/parents unless otherwise stated.
Fee Structure
Under 9
$350.00
Under 10
$600.00
Under 11
$600.00
Under 12
$800.00
Under 13
$800.00
Under 14
$800.00
Under 15/16
$550.00
*NB $200 non-refundable deposit required on acceptance of position due by 3rd November, 2014
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Disclaimer
While every effort is made by Football Far North Coast to ensure the delivery of all of the above
commitments, Football Far North Coast reserves the right to alter, amend or delete any program, fee,
program method of delivery or other arrangement without prior notice.
A change in circumstance after the release of this document may impact on the accuracy of the information
provided and Football Far North Coast has no control over various influences such as weather and
tournament arrangements made by other zones/federations.
Coaches and Assistants/Managers
For all programs to run in accordance with its required commitments, for the NNSWF SAP/GTP programs
and all other ‘High Performance Programs’ that Football Far North Coast are attempting to implement
across the region, the requirements of suitable coaches and assistants/managers for each of the squads is
imperative.
The role of the ‘Technical Director’ is to identify and appoint such suitable persons and assist them with
their ‘professional development’ so that the benefits are then implemented throughout the various squads
and the delivery of the program.
Although there is an amount of ‘re-numeration’ for each position, such as a fee for each session delivered,
travel expenses outside of the zone, various accommodation requirements and coach education
development, persons who would be interested in being involved with a ‘High Performance Program’ of this
nature, should be motivated by observing the development of its players within such a program.
If you feel that you could be of the kind of person with the required criteria, then please take this opportunity
to call me to discuss further, so that Football Far North Coast can continue to grow its program across the
zone.
For all enquiries please direct them to:
Victor Stokes – FFNC Technical Director
0412 678 071 – football.coach@bigpond.com
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