Premier Teams: U9-U10
 

Premier Teams: U9-U10


Rush U9 (2011-2012) & U10 (2010) Teams 2019-2020

Washington Rush Premier U9-U10 Teams are the progressive stepping stone for the individual player from the recreational level into select/premier soccer. Below is an outline of what a year with a Rush Premier U9-U10 Team would be like for the player.

2019-2020 Premier U9-U10 Coaching Assignments


PREMIER TEAMS U9-U10
Boys U9 (2011-2012) Girls U9 (2011-2012)
B11 Rush Rod Pena G11 Rush Matt Stueckle
B11 Nero Carlos Carreon G11 Nero Ricardo Rivera
B11/12 Azul Matt Pele G11/12 Azul Rush Staff
Boys U10 (2010) Girls U10 (2010)
B10 Rush Jake Sagare G10 Rush Doug and Shelby Morril
B10 Nero Justin Ell G10 Nero Kelsee Crenshaw
B10 Azul John Crenshaw G10 Azul Rush Staff


TEAM GOALS


Increased technical competency and preparation in the following areas:

• Balance, Coordination and Control

• Dribbling and Ball Mastery

Ball Mastery Videos

• Skill development – Feints, Moves and Turns

• Passing and Finishing Technique

• Development of positive game behaviors – Creative, attacking players

• Introduction to positional roles in a team shape


Training

The U9 (2011-2012) & U10 (2010) teams will train 2-times a week primarily on Monday/Wednesday’s. Each training session is 75 minutes. Rush 7v7 Director will join the program weekly with Rush Premier U9-U10 team coaches to help provide technical training, specific training plans, oversight and guidance for coaches and players within the age group.

7v7 Director: Jake Sagare

 

OUTLOOK FOR THE YEAR


Training will start after tryouts in late May. The U9 (2011-2012) & U10 (2010) teams will play 3-4 summer tournaments or jamborees plus a team camp.

Confirmed 2019 events for all Premier U9-U10 teams:

• Rush Jamboree June 8- 1-day event at Kasch Park; teams will play 3 games
• Summer Camp July 22-25 - 4-day team camp held in the morning to afternoon
• Rush Cup August 2-4 - Club wide tournament in Burlington

*Other summer events will be released at the initial team meeting in May

Fall

The U9 (2011-2012) & U10 (2010) teams will play in a local (Snohomish County and Greater Seattle) 10-12 game league season in a 7-a-side format. Schedules for the season will be released in August with the first league game starting September 7th. Games will continue every weekend until Mid-November and potential reschedules into early December.

Winter/Spring

The U9 (2011-2012) & U10 (2010) teams will play in a local (Snohomish County and Greater Seattle) 5-7 game league season in the winter/spring in a 7-a-side format. Teams may opt to play in a year end tournament or jamboree starting in March

Time off

• Teams will take 3 weeks off throughout the summer; Timing based on the coach’s discretion and will be released at the initial team meeting.
• Mid-November – late January is down time for the teams
• All teams will play in a Rush only holiday indoor tournament in December
• Year will conclude in late March or April

 

PROGRAM TUITION AND COSTS


U9-U10 Automatic Payment Plan schedule based on $1,250.00 fee is as follows:

• $250 non-refundable down payment
• 9 monthly installments of $126.67 each

* There will be a required $140 volunteer hour fee that is refundable upon completion of working 4 volunteer hours for the Club ($210 and 6 hours worked for multi-player families)

What the player fee covers

• Registration
• League fees for the 2019-2020 soccer season
• Game and training (practice) field rental
• Directors and Administrative Staff
• Goalkeeper training
• Referees
• Coaching fee
• Facility, Storage & Equipment rentals
• Speed, Agility and Quickness training
• Summer camp

Team Expenses/Player expenses

Each team will have a team budget that is approved by the team coach and director. The amount is divided by the number of players on the team. The breakdown of the budget will be distributed at the initial team meeting in May. (Est. $250)

• Team equipment
• Tournaments

Uniforms

2019-2020 season will be the Club’s 1st year in a two-year cycle for uniforms and all players will be required to purchase a new kit. This includes 2 game jerseys, 2 game shorts, 2 pair game socks, warm up pants, warm up jacket, backpack, 1 pair training shorts, 1 pair training socks and 1 local training shirt. (Est. $325)

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DA Philosophy

Philosophy

“The Rush Way to Play is based upon movement and activity by both player and ball. Possession-oriented does not fully describe how we play; attack-oriented does. Whether in possession or in defense, we are attacking. Rush Players play with freedom, yet understand the importance of responsibility and the balance between the two. Rush teams are flexible and adapt to varying circumstances. The Rush Way to Play represents both passion and purpose”.

•     Players are to be comfortable with a possession-based passing game, where the team will look to try and play out from the back in a coordinated and controlled manner and is developed through the thirds in order to produce goal-scoring opportunities when possible

•     Players will look to recognize opportunities to play forward and execute counter-attacking opportunities where possible but not at the expense of losing possession

•     Players will, upon losing possession, look to immediately regain possession by defending from the front as a preferred option, or to drop and establish a compact defensive shape when unable to do so

•     Above all, our teams are expected to display a competitive and winning mentality – winning games is of importance; however, this is not at the expense of the playing philosophy

The U12 age group will predominantly focus on technical development incorporating decision-making and consideration for basic principles of play. They will play predominantly in a flexible 4-2-2 formation with players encouraged to rotate positions. The U13 & U14 age groups will focus more toward tactical understanding and technical refinement. Players will still be required to have an understanding of a range of positions but as they progress through this phase should begin to develop a primary position within the team. 11v11 games will adopt a flexible 4-3-3 formation. The key aspect regarding formations is that they are a guide. The style of play is dictated by the playing philosophy and takes precedence overall.

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DA Facilities
Kasch Park

Cavelero Middle High School

Archbishop Murphy High School

Mill Creek Sports Park

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DA Uniforms
As part of our agreement with Adidas, Washington Rush provides all uniform items for Development Academy players. Items included in this agreement are Home and Away Jerseys, Shorts and Socks, Warm-Up Jacket and Pants, Cleats and Runners.