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What is Competitive Soccer?

Competitive soccer is for focused, motivated players at any skill level, who want to advance their skills through the developmental benefits of a professional coach, a high volume of soccer through training and competing with and against other focused, motivated, and developed players. Players focus on developing technical, tactical, physical, and psychosocial skills that will help develop them into quality citizens and players. 

Competitive Try Outs

2023-24 HIGH SCHOOL WINTER COMPETITIVE SOCCER


Season Dates: 
December 2023 through April 2024

Register 
your player beginning October 9 online prior to attending the tryouts. Players not pre-registered may not be allowed to participate in tryouts. Registration will close on November 7. 

Tryout Dates: November 8, 9, and 11

Location: 
Roseburg High School 

Boys
     November 9th from 7:00 to 9:00 pm
     November 11th from 8:00 am to 10:00 am

Girls
     November 8th from 7:00 to 9:00 pm
     November 11th from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm

P
lease plan on your player attending BOTH tryouts. 

Checking In:
Arrive 20-30 minutes prior to your tryout. Each player will be checked in to ensure the proper paperwork (birth certificate, medical release form, etc.) has been submitted to the office staff. Players will be provided a tryout number for the duration of the process and are required to keep their numbers for both sessions. Once a player has received his/her number, they will be directed to the appropriate field space. Please check in with office staff each day of tryouts. 

We highly encourage parents to stay away from the training space and watch from a distance. The tryout process can be stressful and we want to ensure the players are able to play without any additional stress. 

Required Equipment:

  • Black or dark colored shirt
  • Shin guards
  • Cleats
  • Soccer Ball (optional but highly recommended)
  • Water bottle (optional but highly recommended)

Required Paperwork:

  • Medical Release Form (ALL Players)
  • Birth Certificate (All NEW Players)


A signed medical release is required for ALL players to participate in tryouts. This requirement is non-negotiable. Any player without a signed release will not be allowed to tryout. A medical release can be found and printed here or you may fill one out on-site prior to tryouts.  

A birth certificate or US Passport is required for all (new) players. 

 
  
 
2023-24 SPRING U10-U14 COMPETITIVE SOCCER


Season Dates:  
February 2024 through June 2024

Register 
your player beginning October 16, 2023 online prior to attending the tryouts. Players not pre-registered may not be allowed to participate in tryouts depending on certain circumstances. Registration will close December 3. 

Tryout Dates:  December 5-7, 2023

Location:   
Roseburg High School

Boys
December 5th & 7th
5:00-6:15pm    U10 (players born in 2014/2015)
                            U11 (players born in 2013)

6:15-7:30pm     U12 (players born in 2012)
                            U13 (players born in 2011)

7:00-8:30pm    U14/15 (players born in 2009/2010)

Girls
December 4th & 6th
5:00-6:00pm    U10 (players born in 2014/2015)
                             U11  (players born in 2013)
                             U12 (players born in 2012)
                              
6:30-8:00pm    U13 (players born in 2011)
                             U14/15 (players born in 2009/2010)

Please plan on your player attending BOTH tryouts.

Checking In:
Arrive 20-30 minutes prior to your tryout. Each player will be checked in to ensure the proper paperwork (birth certificate, medical release form, etc.) has been submitted to the office staff. Players will be provided a tryout number for the duration of the process and are required to keep their numbers for both sessions. Once a player has received his/her number, they will be directed to the appropriate field space. Please check in with office staff each day of tryouts.

We highly encourage parents to stay away from the training space and watch from a distance. The tryout process can be stressful and we want to ensure the players are able to play without any additional stress.

Required Equipment:

  • Black or dark colored shirt
  • Shin guards
  • Cleats
  • Soccer Ball (optional but highly recommended)
  • Water bottle (optional but highly recommended)

Required Paperwork:

  • Medical Release Form
  • Birth Certificate


A signed medical release is required for ALL players to participate in tryouts. This requirement is non-negotiable. Any player without a signed release will not be allowed to tryout. A medical release can be found and printed here or you may fill one out on-site prior to tryouts.

A birth certificate or US Passport is required for all (new) players.

 
 

Registration Listing

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There are no programs or divisions available at the moment. Please contact your club administrator with any questions.

UUSC Competitive Curriculum

Player Development

Training to Train U10-U14 Age Group

Training sessions: 60-90 minutes long.

Main Focus: Mastering the ball and learning principles of play. Players transition from a "Learning to train" phase into a "Training to Train" phase. 

Tactical Concepts: Principles of Attacking & Principles of Defending. These principles can be very complicated and at this stage of development the focus is creating a foundation based on these principles.

• Principles of Attacking: Penetration, providing support, movement off the ball, width & depth, and improvisation/creativity.
 Principles of Defending: Pressure & cover, delaying, balance/team shape, compactness, control & restraint (not diving in), and counter   attack. 

Session Structure
Stage 1: (Warm up) Games or activities that work on different variations of ball control and team problem solving. 

Stages 2 & 3: (Main activities) Games focus on individual and team problem solving. Players work on mastering activities learned from previous years and expanding on those activities with more complexity. 

Stage 4: Each session should end with small-sided games to goals. Each activity will be building into higher-level variations to improve technical abilities, combinational play, and problem solving. 

 Example of games: 1v1, 2v1, 2v2, 3v2, 4v3, 6v6
 Games can be played to end lines or with multiple goals (4 or 6 goal games)
 Possession games with and without neutral players
 Introducing principles of attacking & defending
 Switching the point of attack, playing out of the back, width & depth
 Pressure and cover, where to force the ball, not diving in.


Training to Compete: U14-16 Age Group

Training to Win: U16 & above Age Group

Leagues

SOCL Information:


League Website: http://www.soclsoccer.com/

Southern Oregon Classic League: League Rules 


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