Girls born in 2015 and 2014
The 100% female aspect of this new program creates a space where each player can fully express her potential. Training in an all-female team promotes an environment of support, cohesion, and encouragement, which is essential for building boundless confidence. This setting also fosters a strong group dynamic, where team spirit and solidarity are at the heart of each player’s journey.
The Female Academy Program (FAP) CDC 3 is designed for young girls who wish to participate in three activities per week, combining training and competitions. This program is intended for girls who want to further refine their skills, with a focus on sustained progress. Each session is an opportunity to push further in the development of these skills, while fostering a strong work ethic and determination.
Program: Female Academy Program (CDC 2)
U11-U12: Girls born in 2015 and 2014
CDC (Club Development Centre) – THE FUNDAMENTALS: Group training in the form of workshops.
The CDC 3 program includes two CDC training sessions and one match per week. Teams are formed based on age, skills, and abilities, NO SECTORIAL TEAMS.
This program is designed for young female players, whether beginner, intermediate, or advanced, who wish to develop their skills to reach the regional level (CR).
Teams will have the opportunity to play at the CR (Regional) or CRL (Local) levels in the Outaouais Regional Soccer League (LRSO) in a 9 vs. 9 format.
A preparation camp :This camp will allow us to form sector-based teams according to the players’ skills, abilities, and requests made in advance by members wishing to play in the same group.
During the month of April: Two sessions will be offered on April 5, 12, 19, or 26 at the Fonderie building, according to the schedule that will be published on our website at the end of March. All necessary information regarding the summer season preparation camp will also be sent to you by email at the end of March.
Price: $455
Dates: May 18 to August 30
Team Format: Based on skills, abilities, and physical characteristics (non-sectorial)
Schedule:
- Monday: CDC Practice, Cantley (Mary Anne Phillips) – 5:30 p.m. to 6:45 p.m.
- Tuesday: LRSO Match
- Thursday: CDC Practice, Chelsea (Field 5) – 5:30 p.m. to 6:45 p.m.
Schedule: Schedules – Soccer des Collines
Training Sessions:
Training sessions will be structured following the CDC model. Each session will include several stations related to the session’s theme, which groups will rotate through. These stations will be led by the coaches and supervised by the Field Supervisor.
Matches:
Teams will be registered with LRSO, which includes 12 to 14 matches. Each team can also sign up for other competitions, such as the LRSO Soccer Outaouais Cup or other tournaments.
The U11-U12 program builds on the skills learned in U9-U10. The workshops are designed according to Soccer Canada and Soccer Quebec standards. The goal is for players to have fun while continuing to develop their skills. Emphasis is placed on creativity rather than competition, and no rankings are kept by the league.
Training Location:
Group training sessions (CDC) will take place in the Cantley and Chelsea area.
Included Equipment:
All players will receive a uniform (jersey, shorts, and socks), which they will keep at the end of the season. Players must acquire their own cleats and shin guards.
Soccer Festival (End-of-Season Celebration): To wrap up the season in style, the Collines Soccer Club invites all U4 to U12 players to the Soccer Festival held the weekend of August 22-23. Activities will include: friendly matches, medal presentations, BBQ, music, inflatable games, and lots of fun!
What is the CDC?