U13 - 18 AA


You are currently unable to register for A/AA Programs. You must register for assessments in order to be placed on a team.  

Cost

U13 AA $975

U15 AA $1,025

U18 AA $925

Who is our U13-18 AA Program Designed for?

The United DFC AA Programs from U13-U18 will compete in the Nova Scotia Soccer League (NSSL) outdoor league

U13 - 2011

U15 - 2010/2009

U18 - 2008/2007/2006

 

What does the U13-18 AA Schedule Consist of?

2-3 sessions per week + 1 game

U13AA: 2-3 sessions + 1 game (2 sessions April-May, 3 session beginning in June)

U15AA: 2-3 sessions + 1 game (2 sessions April-May, 3 session beginning in June)

U18AA: 2 sessions + 1 game

 

How are the U13-18 AA Teams formed?

As part of the High Performance stream, team selections will be made based on a set of criteria. Known UDFC players will be assessed by coaches based on their long-term performance, commitment, etc. New players are welcome to be assessed for a given program through training. 

Once we confirm our final numbers at this level the squads will be chosen to ensure the players have a positive experience within the squad they are most aligned with.

 

Save the Date!

January 26th: Program Information released 

February 1st: Registration opens *subject to change

April 14th: Registration & Coaches application closes 

April 15th (week of): Practices begin

April (last week of): NSSL schedule posted

May (first week of): NSSL games begins

August (mid-month): Regular season ends (U18 AA)

August (mid-month): Regular season ends (U13AA/U15AA)

August (TBD): Provincials (U13AA, U15AA)

August (TBD): Provincials (U18AA)

 

Who Will Be Coaching?

All United DFC Coaches will be properly qualified and on-boarded in order to ensure that we as a club adhere to the standards & principles set by Soccer Nova Scotia & Canada Soccer. 

All coaches must apply to coach within this program and all applicants will be screened and reviewed in order to ensure that they meet all of the requirements of United DFC & Canada Soccer. These requirements include: the age-stage specific grassroots training/course, making ethical decisions, respect in sport, making headway and emergency action plan. These qualification standards can be found under the Coaching Qualification section of the Canada Soccer Grassroots standards, found here.

 

 

 

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