Winter Program
The WSC Winter Program will start on November 4th, 2023, and run until April 2024. Registration is open on our Spordle page.
Period
15-17 practice sessions from November 2023 to April 2024
It is possible for some teams to participate in the indoor league for an additional fee depending on the league fees. All games will be on Sundays.
Capacity
Maximum of 16 players per group
Fees
$325 for returning players and who are affiliated in 2023
$363.03 for new players (including Lac St Louis, Soccer Quebec and Canada affiliation fee)
League fee: TBD
Location
Collège de Montréal (1931 Sherbrooke West)
Please note that you can drop off and pick up players. If you wish to stay during practice, please make sure to pay for outside parking to avoid getting a ticket.
Groups
Active Start U5-U6
Fundamentals U7-U9
Learn to train U10-U12
Soccer for life U13+
Schedule
Practices will take place on the following dates and times. Please note that no practice is scheduled for some weeks due to gym availability.
Saturdays
2023: November 4th, 11th and 25th; December 9th and 16th
2024: January 13th and 27th; February 3rd, 10th and 24th; March 2nd, 9th, 16th and 23rd; April 6th.
11:00-12:15 U9M
12:15-13:30 U10M
13:30-14:45 U11M
14:45-16:00 U12M
16:00-17:30 U13M, U14-U16M
Sundays
2023: November 5th, 12th and 26th; December 3rd and 17th
2024: January 14th and 28th; February 4th, 11th and 25th; March 3rd, 10th, 17th and 24th; April 7th.
11:00-12:00 U5-U6 Mixed
12:00-13:10 U7-U8 Mixed
12:30-14:00 U13-U15F
13:15-14:30 U8-U10F
14:30-16:00 U11-U12F
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Our main goal is to keep it fun while players get acquainted with the ball (100 touches per practice).
Psychosocial: Socialize and making friends
Physical: Basic motor skills
Technical: Basic ball technique
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Our main goal is for players to have an enjoyable experience, socialize and improve their decision making.
Technique: Focus on ball technique, master the basics and learn new ball techniques
Psychosocial: Learn specific soccer skills and improve decision making and team work (1 vs. 1; 2 vs. 1; 2 vs. 2)
Tactical: Introduce the principles of defense and attack
Physical: Agility, coordination and balancing
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Technique: Accuracy and speed in individual and collective technique
Psychosocial: Cooperate with teammate in collective tasks and increase collective self-confidence
Physical: Improve and compete with speed, agility, coordination and balance
Tactical: Improve attacking principles and basic defending technique with some combinations play
Match: Possession and transition
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Technique: Quality technique in different situations
Psychosocial: Commitment and competition
Physical: Development of speed, endurance and strength
Match: Possession, transition and finishing
Tactical: Application of attacking principles to create combination
Entrance and parking at Collège de Montréal