GU17 – GU19 Premier 2 Bracket—Last year this team finished 6th in league play and participated in colleget showcase tournaments such as Slammers, West Coast, Nomads (semi-finalists), Las Vegas Players Showcase (undefeated). Quite a few players have already been offered college scholarships.

GU15 White Premier — Finished 4th in league play in the 2010 season and participated in top tournaments such as the Pegasus Cup (semi-finalists), Slammers (semi’s), Nomads (semi’s), Irvine Spring Classic (champions). The team’s quest to advance in the Premier bracket in 2011 was not only accomplished, but they were crowned champions of the 2011 Presidio League season. Player profiles are availble at Captain U (see below).

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> GU15 White Premier Team Page 

BU15 AA-B—The team finished 3rd in league play. This is a very successful group of boys, most of which were BU14 playing in the BU15 bracket (only 4 true U15 players).

Featured Team: GU15 White Premier pictured in their pink jerseys, observing and supporting National Breast Cancer Awareness month.

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Achievements

• 2011 Presidio League Champions
• 2011 Nomads Finalists
• 2010 Irvine Spring Classic Champions

Player skill development occurs in a disciplined and positive environment. In addition to soccer skills, we teach values such as teamwork, respect, leadership, and integrity. Each player is encouraged to achieve a high level of success, which is accomplished through training, team camps, games, and tournaments. Nado Select provides a unique environment, with access to top training facilities and coaches. We compete in the Presidio Soccer League, which is one of the top soccer leagues of the Nation. The goal of the competitive program is to develop players and teams as Youngers to top level, competitive teams as Olders.

Coronado Youth Soccer League recognizes that there may be situations in which a player (u13 and below) shows promise as a soccer player and has an interest in trying to achieve a higher skill level by training with Nado Select coaches, but has not yet reached the level of play of the other members of a given team. In such cases, the Director of Coaching and Coach may consider allowing a player to train with a team as a developmental player. Please contact us at info@nadosoccer.com if you have any questions about  the Nado Select Development Program.

All competitive training is held at the Cays fields Monday through Friday starting in April and running through February for teams participating in State Cup. Team practices are grouped Monday and Wednesday or Tuesday and Thursday, with additional Goalie and Circuit training. CYSL provides financial assistance for families in need. To learn more about getting financial assistance, please click here.

For more information, please review all documents availble under Competitive on our downloads page.

Brian Hiatt-Aleu, Director of Boys, and Kiko Medina, Director of Girls, in conjunction with Manny Neves, Director of Coaching, lead the Nado Select Olders Program. Combined, they bring over 30+ years of coaching and playing experience. They work closely with players, encouraging them to identify future goals and guiding them in the accomplishment of those goals. For more information on the Nado Select Program, you can contact the Coaching Staff.

Coronado Youth Soccer League recognizes that there may be situations in which a player shows promise as a soccer player and has an interest in trying to achieve a higher skill level by training with Nado Select coaches, but has not yet reached the level of play of the other members of a given team. In such cases, the Director of Coaching and Coach may consider allowing a player to train with a team as a developmental player. Email info@nadosoccer.com for more information about our Developmental Program.

The Coaching Staff of the Youngers Program has an expertise with coaching youth players. They place an emphasis on teaching technical skill in a positive sports environment, while at the same time ensuring that players are having fun and developing a passion for the beautiful game of soccer.

The most important period for developing the correct technique for skills such as dribbling, passing, and shooting are from ages 6 to 12. Youth that do not participate in a competitive program during this period will fall behind their piers in regard to the technical and tactical aspects of the game.

Nado Select’s aim is to develop players and teams during this most crucial timeframe, so that these youth may compete at the next level as young adults. Achievements of a youth player can carry on to even greater success as a high school, collegiate, or even professional player. The Youngers Program feeds into the Olders Program, which is led by a coaching staff determined in helping players reach their greatest potential.

Coronado Youth Soccer League recognizes that there may be situations in which a player (U13 and below) shows promise as a soccer player and has an interest in trying to achieve a higher skill level by training with Nado Select coaches, but has not yet reached the level of play of the other members of a given team. In such cases, the Director of Coaching and Coach may consider allowing a player to train with a team as a developmental player. Email info@nadosoccer.com for more information about our Developmental Program.

For more information on the Nado Select Program, you can contact the Director of Coaching, Manny Neves, at manny@nadosoccer.com or 619.985.3019. Tryouts are held during the Winter/Spring, although players are always welcome to have a trial if they have missed our tryout dates. Feel free to contact any of the Nado Select Coaches in regard to your questions or concerns. We look forward to seeing you out on the field!

>> 2012 Select Tryout Dates – U8 to U14

>> Click Here to Determine the Appropriate Age Group

>> If you missed any of the tryout dates, you still have the opportunity to tryout individually.

Please contact Manny Neves, Director of Coaching, with any questions or in regard to individual tryouts—619.985.3019 (c) or manny@nadosoccer.com. You may also contact any of the Nado Select Coaches.

Youngers

• Training is based on fundamentals and technique
• Players are taught to appreciate the position of goalkeeper
• Fun environment

Olders

• Training is based on technical, tactical, and psychological aspects of the game
• Solid understanding of positioning
• Effective communication on the field

Click Here – 11-12 FA Application

Duties of the Team Manager are listed below. The Team Manager can and should get assistance from other team parents, so that responsibilities are shared.

• Assist the coach with dissemination of information (games, events, team meetings, etc.)
• Collect player registration information and prepare the team roster
• Complete “risk management” and ensure all assistant managers and back-up coaches do the same
• Oversee team uniforms, fundraising, snack bar staffing, publicity, and end of the season festivities
• Open and maintain team bank account
• Assist in the Club’s efforts to collect fees by communicating balances due
• Maintain player cards and register/check-in the team for all league games and tournaments
• Submit game reports and ensure reports are accurate
• Be familiar with Club/Presidio policies and procedures
• Assist with tournaments, Crown City Classic and Coronado Holiday Cup
• Attend monthly manager meetings
• Ensure a parent on the team has credentials, such as an E license, risk management, and administrator card (serve as a back-up coach when needed)

If you are interested in volunteering as a team manager, please contact your Coach or the Manager Coordinator at managers@nadosoccer.com.

Team Manager Downloadable Administrative Documents:

• Team Managers Manual
• Check Request
• Blank Roster
• Reconciliation Report

• Abi Coronado – San Diego Pumitas (NPSL)
• Jose Coronado – San Diego Pumitas (NPSL)
• Arturo Valle – Jaguares U20
• Alvaro Zendejas – San Diego Pumitas (NPSL)
• Hugo Vera – San Diego Pumitas (NPSL)

2010

• Danielle Gillberg – Aurora University
• Connor Marcone – Colorado State University

2009

• Andrea Davis – Cal State Monterey Bay
• Allie Barbera – Cal State Northridge
• Brianna Bazak – Cal State Monterey Bay
• Christian Herrarra – SDSU
• Lindsey Gatlan – Cal State Monterey Bay
• Monica Meza – University of New England
• Rachel Naranjo – Cal State Stanislaus
• Natalia Sheets – Westmont College
• Sandra Shepard – Amherst College
• Taylor Waldon – Cal State Stanislaus

2008

• Leah Hatheway – Berry College

2007

• Nick Hamilton – Cal State Northridge
• Ian Cook – Kenyon College