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April 18, 2019
Good afternoon WPU Coaches, Players and Parents,
In a continued effort to solidifying our footprint in the local soccer community, West Pines United F.C. is excited to announce the following changes and enhancements to our organization:
Effective Immediately, Jerome Samuels is the new Technical Director in charge of all Soccer operations at West Pines United. Jerome will report to the Board of Directors and make all soccer and personnel related decisions to advance the development of our Boys and Girls programs with the player development being the number one priority.
Effective immediately, The West Pines Boys program, consistent with our Girls program, has a development pathway to the DA if their skills and work ethic match that level of play. West Pines United players now are part of something bigger and have a clear path to one of the highest levels of play.
Effective immediately on the Girls side of the club, 7 new teams will be formed representing the next highest level of play after the DA. These teams will be called WPW Elite Teams (West Pines / Weston) and will be led by Master Coach Tim Miller who will lead the WPW U13 – 19 teams.
Additionally, West Pines United will have a College Placement Professional guiding our youth and parents through the college recruitment process and positioning our players to give them the best opportunity in obtaining scholarships within the different levels of collegiate play.
West Pines United will have the same curriculum and style of play through all levels and teams consistent with the DA and USA National teams. Coaches will be trained and continually advance their education in the game and they will be supervised every year, holding them accountable to the successful development of the players.
2019 -2020 Tryouts will begin May 7-9th for the Boys and May 14-16th for the girls. Please refer to the West Pines Website for full details www.westpinesunited.org
Lastly, we are pleased to announce West Pines United Football has been accepted to the follows leagues to expand the level of competition for our athletes:
FPL - U15-19 Year-Round Schedule
August-October 2019: FPL Games
Feb 2020: Playoffs as needed
March/April 2020: Showcase League
DEV - U11/U12 (Pre-ECNL/NPL/FPL)
Sep-Feb: DEV games
Regional Crossover
DEV Showcase
Spring Schedule: March/April
RED - (Regional Elite Development)
U9-10 Year-Round Schedule
U9 & U10 girls and boys - you may enter more than one team in each age group
Sep – Mar, 8-10 RED league games
2 jamborees (jamboree: one day 2 games to play teams from out of region)
Meet Jerome Samuels, West Pines United F.C. New Club Technical Director:
Jerome is a former professional soccer player who played for Notts County FC (England), Atlanta Silverbacks (USA), Harbour View FC (Jamaica) and the Jamaican National Team at various levels. After a ten-year pro career, Jerome retired from playing and went into coaching. Jerome is currently one of the most qualified coaches in North America having obtained the USSF "A" and the UEFA "A" Licenses.
Coaching Highlights: 1 ECNL Southeast Conference Championship, 1 GA State Cup Finalist, 8-time College Conference Champions, 8-time College Regional Champions, 5-time College Final 4 Appearances, 3-time College National Championship Finalist, 1 College National Championship and 17 US National players born out of his development program. Jerome is one of the most respected coaches among the US Soccer federation and also is the Girls Technical Director at Weston and head of the DA program.
The West Pines Boys program, consistent with our Girls program, has a development pathway to the DA if their skills and work ethic match that level of play:
Effective immediately, all West Pines Athletes have a direct pathway to the U.S. Soccer Development Academy (DA), currently operating under Weston FC. The alliance clubs (Weston FC and West Pines) will work cohesively to create the strongest Boys and Girls DA teams in South Florida by leveraging their best players for evaluation and training.
A depth chart of all players by position will influence the DA selection process. Girls and Boys may be invited to train in the DA while maintaining their commitment to West Pines. If selected for DA play, each player will be able to register as a part-time DA player and play up to 12 games per year in addition to playing for their West Pines Team.
Even if not selected to the DA, all West Pines Athletes will benefit greatly from the DA through Jerome’s leadership as our New Club Technical Director. All players, coaches and teams will train under the DA development model from U8 to U19 creating a consistent style of play and player development designed to have each player reach their highest potential.
Effective immediately on the Girls side of the club, 7 new teams will be formed representing the next highest level of play after the DA:
Tryouts for the WPW Teams will be open to all West Pines, Weston and other players from the market that would like to try and earn one of the 18 spots on each WPW Elite team. It is the intent for the 7 WPW team to train at the highest level and compete within the highest league possible including The US National League, US Sunshine Conference, NPL, FPL, etc. The WPW teams will travel to compete in the country’s most competitive national tournament and directly compete with the DA on a weekly basis. The intent of the WPW team is to create the highest level of development and college exposure for athletes 19 – 36 in the depth chart or players who chose not to play in the DA. Tim Miller is the WPW Master coach and will lead the effort under Jerome’s guidance. The WPW Teams and coaches for the 2019 – 2020 season are as follows:
U13 WPW Elite – Tim Miller (Master Coach for the Group)
U14 WPW Elite – Chris Lamarre (Head Coach)
U15 WPW Elite – Henry Pedraza (Head Coach)
U16 WPW Elite – Hernan Torres (Head Coach)
U17 WPW Elite – Jeff Ayum (Head Coach)
U18 WPW Elite - Diego Estremadoyra (Head Coach)
U19 WPW Elite – Carl Brown (Head Coach)
This is without question an exciting time for players at West Pines United. These changes and enhancements will have an immediate impact on the development and future of West Pines players at the same time we continue to build our presence and strength in the market as West Pines United FC.
Thank you
West Pines United FC
Board of Directors
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So Jerome is the DA director at Weston and the director at West Pines. This will end poorly, another blunder from the WP board. BT ensuring that his daughter gets to play DA
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Originally posted by unregistered View Postapril 18, 2019
good afternoon wpu coaches, players and parents,
in a continued effort to solidifying our footprint in the local soccer community, west pines united f.c. Is excited to announce the following changes and enhancements to our organization:
Effective immediately, jerome samuels is the new technical director in charge of all soccer operations at west pines united. Jerome will report to the board of directors and make all soccer and personnel related decisions to advance the development of our boys and girls programs with the player development being the number one priority.
Effective immediately, the west pines boys program, consistent with our girls program, has a development pathway to the da if their skills and work ethic match that level of play. West pines united players now are part of something bigger and have a clear path to one of the highest levels of play.
Effective immediately on the girls side of the club, 7 new teams will be formed representing the next highest level of play after the da. These teams will be called wpw elite teams (west pines / weston) and will be led by master coach tim miller who will lead the wpw u13 – 19 teams.
Additionally, west pines united will have a college placement professional guiding our youth and parents through the college recruitment process and positioning our players to give them the best opportunity in obtaining scholarships within the different levels of collegiate play.
West pines united will have the same curriculum and style of play through all levels and teams consistent with the da and usa national teams. Coaches will be trained and continually advance their education in the game and they will be supervised every year, holding them accountable to the successful development of the players.
2019 -2020 tryouts will begin may 7-9th for the boys and may 14-16th for the girls. Please refer to the west pines website for full details www.westpinesunited.org
lastly, we are pleased to announce west pines united football has been accepted to the follows leagues to expand the level of competition for our athletes:
Fpl - u15-19 year-round schedule
august-october 2019: Fpl games
feb 2020: Playoffs as needed
march/april 2020: Showcase league
dev - u11/u12 (pre-ecnl/npl/fpl)
sep-feb: Dev games
regional crossover
dev showcase
spring schedule: March/april
red - (regional elite development)
u9-10 year-round schedule
u9 & u10 girls and boys - you may enter more than one team in each age group
sep – mar, 8-10 red league games
2 jamborees (jamboree: One day 2 games to play teams from out of region)
meet jerome samuels, west pines united f.c. New club technical director:
Jerome is a former professional soccer player who played for notts county fc (england), atlanta silverbacks (usa), harbour view fc (jamaica) and the jamaican national team at various levels. After a ten-year pro career, jerome retired from playing and went into coaching. Jerome is currently one of the most qualified coaches in north america having obtained the ussf "a" and the uefa "a" licenses.
Coaching highlights: 1 ecnl southeast conference championship, 1 ga state cup finalist, 8-time college conference champions, 8-time college regional champions, 5-time college final 4 appearances, 3-time college national championship finalist, 1 college national championship and 17 us national players born out of his development program. Jerome is one of the most respected coaches among the us soccer federation and also is the girls technical director at weston and head of the da program.
The west pines boys program, consistent with our girls program, has a development pathway to the da if their skills and work ethic match that level of play:
Effective immediately, all west pines athletes have a direct pathway to the u.s. Soccer development academy (da), currently operating under weston fc. The alliance clubs (weston fc and west pines) will work cohesively to create the strongest boys and girls da teams in south florida by leveraging their best players for evaluation and training.
A depth chart of all players by position will influence the da selection process. Girls and boys may be invited to train in the da while maintaining their commitment to west pines. If selected for da play, each player will be able to register as a part-time da player and play up to 12 games per year in addition to playing for their west pines team.
Even if not selected to the da, all west pines athletes will benefit greatly from the da through jerome’s leadership as our new club technical director. All players, coaches and teams will train under the da development model from u8 to u19 creating a consistent style of play and player development designed to have each player reach their highest potential.
Effective immediately on the girls side of the club, 7 new teams will be formed representing the next highest level of play after the da:
Tryouts for the wpw teams will be open to all west pines, weston and other players from the market that would like to try and earn one of the 18 spots on each wpw elite team. It is the intent for the 7 wpw team to train at the highest level and compete within the highest league possible including the us national league, us sunshine conference, npl, fpl, etc. The wpw teams will travel to compete in the country’s most competitive national tournament and directly compete with the da on a weekly basis. The intent of the wpw team is to create the highest level of development and college exposure for athletes 19 – 36 in the depth chart or players who chose not to play in the da. Tim miller is the wpw master coach and will lead the effort under jerome’s guidance. The wpw teams and coaches for the 2019 – 2020 season are as follows:
U13 wpw elite – tim miller (master coach for the group)
u14 wpw elite – chris lamarre (head coach)
u15 wpw elite – henry pedraza (head coach)
u16 wpw elite – hernan torres (head coach)
u17 wpw elite – jeff ayum (head coach)
u18 wpw elite - diego estremadoyra (head coach)
u19 wpw elite – carl brown (head coach)
this is without question an exciting time for players at west pines united. These changes and enhancements will have an immediate impact on the development and future of west pines players at the same time we continue to build our presence and strength in the market as west pines united fc.
Thank you
west pines united fc
board of directors
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostSo Jerome is the DA director at Weston and the director at West Pines. This will end poorly, another blunder from the WP board. BT ensuring that his daughter gets to play DA
I read that as Weston GDA is gone an Jerome had this lined up in case that happened. Maybe I’m wrong. I’ll guess we’ll find out soon.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNo.
I read that as Weston GDA is gone an Jerome had this lined up in case that happened. Maybe I’m wrong. I’ll guess we’ll find out soon.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHe said to parents was tired of Weston politics and nothing being done, recruitment was not successful and knew DA was to be done. Therefore decided to become DOC of another club, being West Pines... Wont be a feeder he knows as too many players have left and no one wanting to come back. This is WPU trying to lure and keep anything. Weston doesnt need WPU for boys DA. They are not good enough, WPU doesnt have anything left to offer. Sad!!
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHe said to parents was tired of Weston politics and nothing being done, recruitment was not successful and knew DA was to be done. Therefore decided to become DOC of another club, being West Pines... Wont be a feeder he knows as too many players have left and no one wanting to come back. This is WPU trying to lure and keep anything. Weston doesnt need WPU for boys DA. They are not good enough, WPU doesnt have anything left to offer. Sad!!
It’s an alliance.
Weston da and GDA is not going anywhere. They will be working together.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostRead the damn email.
It’s an alliance.
Weston da and GDA is not going anywhere. They will be working together.
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