SDC FALL/WINTER PROGRAM – U9 BOYS
Children Born in 2017
In accordance with the guidelines of Canada Soccer and Soccer Quebec, the Winter programs are designed to meet a diverse clientele, taking into account different needs and expectations.
Our program includes two activities per week, a CDC training session and a CDSO league match. The program offers a continuation of the summer, We are convinced that children who train during the autumn and winter periods will further develop their technical and tactical skills. Offers a personalized course, adapted to the needs and objectives of each player. The program provides a challenging and rewarding learning environment, focused on continuous improvement, to develop their skills.
CDC (Club Development Center) – THE FUNDAMENTALS: Group training in the form of workshops.
Team registration for the Outaouais Soccer Development Competition (CDSO) 7v7 or 5v5 depending on match location and nevel.
Price: 480$ (+ $75 affiliation fee, if the athlete did not play in the summer of 2026)
Dates: From 05 October 2026 to 21 March 2027 (20 weeks of training) – Autumn / Winter
Frequency: 1 practice and 1 match per week (according to the match schedule set by Soccer Outaouais).
Autumn Session: From 05 October 2026 to 20 December 2026
Winter Holiday: From 21 December 2026 to 03 January 2027
Winter Session: From 04 January 2027 to 21 March 2027
Program Description
Our U9program aims to prepare young players for the next category by developing their technical and tactical skills. The focus will be on the tactical aspect during the 20 weeks of training and matches, ensuring that each player can achieve their personal goals. The workshops are designed according to the standards of Soccer Canada and Soccer Québec.
We believe that children who train during the fall and winter periods will further develop their technical and tactical skills. The objective is for players to have fun while continuing to develop their abilities. It’s important to ensure that players touch the ball as often as possible while also improving their technical skills.
Training Session Locations:
- Cantley, Multipurpose Community Centre Monday from 6:30 p.m. to 7:45 p.m.
Matches: Team registration for the CDSO, which includes 12 to 14 matches. Each team may also register for other competitions such as tournaments across Quebec and the Ottawa region.
- The CRL Local matches will take place at the Fonderie building on Sunday morning and afternoon (5 vs 5) in the U10M category
Grouping of Participants: Players grouped by gender.
Equipment: Children must have their indoor shoes, shin guards, and socks. All other equipment needed for the sessions will be provided (balls, pinnies, …). For new members a uniform will be provided.
-Boots with cleats for matches at the Fonderie.
What is CDC? www.soccerquebec.org/cdc