GIRLS (U13-U19)
ECNL PROGRAM
ECNL GIRLS Program – Southwest Conference Our ECNL Girls teams (U13–U19) compete in the Southwest Conference, one of the most competitive ECNL regions in the country. The conference includes 17 clubs—13 from Southern California, 3 from Arizona and 1 from Nevada.
Annual Membership Fee and Club Fee Includes:
Coaching Fees
Club Training Fees
Allocated Field Space
Designated Training
Goalkeeper Training
Team Communication App
ECNL League Fee
ECNL/US Club Card
Athletic Trainer (ECNL Games)
VEO (Subscription) – Games
College Recruitment Program
MLS Academy Path Exposure
Injury Rehabilitation
Speed/Agility Training
Injury Prevention Training
Club Administration
Field Permit (Friendlies) Coach/Player Evaluation
*DOES NOT INCLUDE:
ECNL SHOWCASE,
TOURNAMENTS,
REFEREE FEE,
TRAVEL,
& UNIFORM COST
ECNL GIRLS DIRECTOR
BORIS GUJIC
BORIS@HEATFCNEVADA.COM
CLUB CONTACT
INFO@HEATFCNEVADA.COM
COACHES:
2008G/2007G (U18G-U19G) SCOTT CONNER
2009G (U17G) BORIS GUJIC
2010G (U16G) BORIS GUJIC
2011G (U15G) CODY COLLINS
2012G (U14G) CODY COLLINS
2013G (U13G) SIMON LIVETT
Conference Clubs:
1. LV Heat Surf SC (Nevada)
2. AZ Arsenal (Arizona)
3. Beach FC (California)
4. Eagles SC (California)
5. Legends SC (California)
6. Legends FC San Diego (California)
7. LA Breakers (California)
8. LAFC So Cal (California)
9. Pateadores (California)
10. Phoenix Rising (Arizona)
11. Rebels (California)
12. San Diego Surf (California)
13. Slammers FC (California)
14. Slammers FC HB Koge (California)
15. So Cal Blues (California)
16. Sporting California (California)
17. Utah Royals (Arizona)
Season Format
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16 total conference games: each club is played once, either home or away
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5 travel weekends during the season: 1 to Arizona, 4 to California
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Most trips are within 3–5 hours driving distance
Typical travel schedule:
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Depart Saturday morning
-
Game Saturday afternoon
-
Overnight stay
-
Game Sunday morning or afternoon
-
Return home Sunday
No stay-to-play policy – families are free to book their own accommodations.
Showcases
In addition to regular conference play, teams may attend ECNL National Showcases and other elite events throughout the year.
Showcase participation varies by age group – please speak with your age group coach for travel details and schedules.
Stay-to-Play Policy – accommodations are assigned by the hosting event; families must book through the designated travel provider.
TO RAISE THE GAME BY TRAMSOFRMING YOUTH SPORTS AND SETTING NEW STANDARDS OF EXCELLENCE
CORE VALUES
LEADERSHIP Youth soccer should be led by experts in youth soccer who understand its unique culture, ecosystem, challenges, and needs.
SERVICE Clubs are the primary vehicles of player development, and the ECNL exists to serve the needs of clubs, their directors, coaches, and players.
COLLABORATION Collaboration makes sport better. Philosophical alignment on vision, values and purpose creates an unconquerable environment.
COMPETITION Competition drives performance and should be embedded in all ages, programs, and in membership. The ECNL must have clear pathways for players, teams, and clubs to reward performance and demand constant improvement.
INNOVATION The ECNL must operate great competitions while also providing resources and platforms that provide additional services to clubs in player development and identification, coach education, and club development.
ASPIRATION ECNL must have both minimum standards and expectations and an intentionally-created culture that inspires achievement of the highest standards and expectations
ECNL RL PROGRAM
ECNL RL GIRLS Program – RL Southwest Conference Our ECNL RL Girls teams (U13–U19) compete in the RL Southwest Conference, one of the most competitive ECNL RL regions in the country. The conference includes 17 clubs—13 from Southern California, 3 from Arizona and 1 from Nevada.
Annual Membership Fee and Club Fee Includes:
Coaching Fees
Club Training Fees
Allocated Field Space
Designated Training
Goalkeeper Training
Team Communication App
ECNL League Fee
ECNL/US Club Card
Athletic Trainer (ECNL Games)
VEO (Subscription) – Games
College Recruitment Program
MLS Academy Path Exposure
Injury Rehabilitation
Speed/Agility Training
Injury Prevention Training
Club Administration
Field Permit (Friendlies) Coach/Player Evaluation
*DOES NOT INCLUDE:
ECNL SHOWCASE,
TOURNAMENTS,
REFEREE FEE,
TRAVEL,
& UNIFORM COST
ECNL GIRLS DIRECTOR
ANDY COVERSTONE
ANDY@HEATFCNEVADA.COM
CLUB CONTACT
INFO@HEATFCNEVADA.COM
COACHES:
2008G/2007G (U18G-U19G) MARTY BILES
2009G (U17G) TROY PUTMAN
2010G (U16G) ANDY COVERSTONE
2011G (U15G) HAROLD ALBAUGH
2012G (U14G) ANDY COVERSTONE
2013G (U13G) HAROLD ALBAUGH
Conference Clubs:
1. LV Heat Surf SC RL (Nevada)
2. AZ Arsenal RL (Arizona)
3. Beach FC RL (California)
4. Eagles SC RL (California)
5. Legends SC RL (California)
6. Legends FC San Diego RL (California)
7. LA Breakers RL (California)
8. LAFC So Cal RL (California)
9. Pateadores RL (California)
10. Phoenix Rising RL (Arizona)
11. Rebels RL (California)
12. San Diego Surf RL (California)
13. Slammers FC RL (California)
14. Slammers FC HB Koge RL (California)
15. So Cal Blues RL (California)
16. Sporting California RL (California)
17. Utah Royals RL (Arizona)
Season Format
-
16 total conference games: each club is played once, either home or away
-
5 travel weekends during the season: 1 to Arizona, 4 to California
-
Most trips are within 3–5 hours driving distance
Typical travel schedule:
-
Depart Saturday morning
-
Game Saturday afternoon
-
Overnight stay
-
Game Sunday morning or afternoon
-
Return home Sunday
No stay-to-play policy – families are free to book their own accommodations.
Showcases
In addition to regular conference play, teams may attend ECNL National Showcases and other elite events throughout the year.
Showcase participation varies by age group – please speak with your age group coach for travel details and schedules.
Stay-to-Play Policy – accommodations are assigned by the hosting event; families must book through the designated travel provider.
PRO PATHWAY
TO RAISE THE GAME BY TRAMSOFRMING YOUTH SPORTS AND SETTING NEW STANDARDS OF EXCELLENCE
CORE VALUES
LEADERSHIP Youth soccer should be led by experts in youth soccer who understand its unique culture, ecosystem, challenges, and needs.
SERVICE Clubs are the primary vehicles of player development, and the ECNL exists to serve the needs of clubs, their directors, coaches, and players.
COLLABORATION Collaboration makes sport better. Philosophical alignment on vision, values and purpose creates an unconquerable environment.
COMPETITION Competition drives performance and should be embedded in all ages, programs, and in membership. The ECNL must have clear pathways for players, teams, and clubs to reward performance and demand constant improvement.
INNOVATION The ECNL must operate great competitions while also providing resources and platforms that provide additional services to clubs in player development and identification, coach education, and club development.
ASPIRATION ECNL must have both minimum standards and expectations and an intentionally-created culture that inspires achievement of the highest standards and expectations
ECNL RL S.CAL PROGRAM
ECNL GIRLS Program – Southwest Conference Our ECNL Girls teams (U13–U19) compete in the Southwest Conference, one of the most competitive ECNL regions in the country. The conference includes 12 clubs (IN PROGRESS)—11 from Southern California, and 1 from Nevada.
Annual Membership Fee and Club Fee Includes:
Coaching Fees
Club Training Fees
Allocated Field Space
Designated Training
Goalkeeper Training
Team Communication App
ECNL League Fee
ECNL/US Club Card
Athletic Trainer (ECNL Games)
VEO (Subscription) – Games
College Recruitment Program
MLS Academy Path Exposure
Injury Rehabilitation
Speed/Agility Training
Injury Prevention Training
Club Administration
Field Permit (Friendlies) Coach/Player Evaluation
*DOES NOT INCLUDE:
ECNL SHOWCASE,
TOURNAMENTS,
REFEREE FEE,
TRAVEL,
& UNIFORM COST
STEVE DREW
STEVE@HEATFCNEVADA.COM
CLUB CONTACT
INFO@HEATFCNEVADA.COM
COACHES:
2008G/2007G (U18G-U19G) STEVE DREW
2009G (U17G) STEVE DREW
2010G (U16G) RICK PEARCE
2011G (U15G) RICK PEARCE
2012G (U14G) MIA BLITSCH
2013G (U13G) MARK OCAMPO
Conference Clubs: IN PROGRESS
1. LV Heat Surf SC ECNL RL S.CAL (Nevada)
2. Beach FC ECNL RL S.CAL (California)
3. Legends SC ECNL RL S.CAL (California)
4. Pateadores ECNL RL S.CAL (California)
5. Rebels ECNL RL S.CAL (California)
6. San Diego Surf ECNL RL S.CAL (California)
7. Slammers FC ECNL RL S.CAL (California)
8. Slammers FC HB Koge ECNL RL S.CAL (California)
9. So Cal Blues ECNL RL S.CAL (California)
10. Sporting California ECNL RL S.CAL (California)
Season Format
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IN PROGRESS
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ONLY TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
-
Most trips are within 3–5 hours driving distance
Typical travel schedule:
-
Depart Saturday morning
-
Game Saturday afternoon
-
Overnight stay
-
Game Sunday morning or afternoon
-
Return home Sunday
No stay-to-play policy – families are free to book their own accommodations.
Showcases
In addition to regular conference play, teams may attend ECNL RL S.CAL National Showcases and other elite events throughout the year.
Showcase participation varies by age group – please speak with your age group coach for travel details and schedules.
Stay-to-Play Policy – accommodations are assigned by the hosting event; families must book through the designated travel provider.
TO RAISE THE GAME BY TRAMSOFRMING YOUTH SPORTS AND SETTING NEW STANDARDS OF EXCELLENCE
CORE VALUES
LEADERSHIP Youth soccer should be led by experts in youth soccer who understand its unique culture, ecosystem, challenges, and needs.
SERVICE Clubs are the primary vehicles of player development, and the ECNL exists to serve the needs of clubs, their directors, coaches, and players.
COLLABORATION Collaboration makes sport better. Philosophical alignment on vision, values and purpose creates an unconquerable environment.
COMPETITION Competition drives performance and should be embedded in all ages, programs, and in membership. The ECNL must have clear pathways for players, teams, and clubs to reward performance and demand constant improvement.
INNOVATION The ECNL must operate great competitions while also providing resources and platforms that provide additional services to clubs in player development and identification, coach education, and club development.
ASPIRATION ECNL must have both minimum standards and expectations and an intentionally-created culture that inspires achievement of the highest standards and expectations
