The Elite S.C. Way: The Elite S.C. Way player development curriculum enables your children to reach their highest levels of competition, while playing in a club that values developing great kids who are great soccer players. The Elite S.C. Curriculum utilizes the US Soccer Federation Best Practices and USYSA “Player Development Model” as the guideline for club wide player and team development.
The Elite S.C. Way provides every player, regardless of their skill level or competitive desire, the opportunity to maximize their potential and play at the highest level possible or as high as their dreams and ambition will take them.
The Elite S.C. Core Values are Effort, Learning, Integrity, Teamwork, and Excellence. These values are instilled in the players on and off the field.
Long Term Development Approach: Elite understands that it takes years for players to develop the technical and tactical skills required to be great soccer players. As a club we are committed to this long-term process and provide a structured player development pathway from the early introduction of soccer through to the ELITE level. Our structured player development pathway includes:
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Player Feedback to monitor player progress and to provide a formal feedback mechanism.
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COE-Elite Performance- optional winter/summer programs that focus on creating stronger, faster, more effective athletes.
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Guest coaches who provide unique insight and additional expertise (Logan Pause-Chicago Fire & Brian McBride-US National Team).
Leagues
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The U8- U11 teams are consistently competing at the top of their league divisions.
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At the U12 and older age-groups, the top Premier teams are competing in the IYSA, NPL, and NISL Premiership.
Players
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35 current or former college players
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9 High School Conference Players of the Year
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Over 70 All-Conference, All-Sectional, All-Area, and All-State players
Coaching Staff
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USSF and NSCAA Nationally Licensed staff
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Positive Coaching Alliance certified
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IYSA ODP and certified teachers on staff
Elite Soccer Community Organization, 501c3, non-profit (ESCO)
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In an effort to give back to the community, the Elite Soccer Community Organization (ESCO) was formed in November 2010.
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ESCO’s mission is to build community by developing youth through soccer in the Northwest suburbs of Chicago.
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Club players have the opportunity to participate in our year-long Youth Leadership Program where they learn the value of community service, become junior coaches, and develop leadership skills to use on and off the field.
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