U-12G Spring

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Next Years Coaches

So I can find all the coaches for the THUSC, FC, OSA but I can not find the coaches for WSM U13 girls can any one let us know? Looking to finalize tryouts for our DD and want to see who the coaching staff is prior to.

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The Eugene coach is head and shoulders better than the rest of the coaches in this age group. It's not even close.

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So I can find all the coaches for the THUSC, FC, OSA but I can not find the coaches for WSM U13 girls can any one let us know? Looking to finalize tryouts for our DD and want to see who the coaching staff is prior to.

Rumor from a WSM parent is that it's Danny Barlow.

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So I can find all the coaches for the THUSC, FC, OSA but I can not find the coaches for WSM U13 girls can any one let us know? Looking to finalize tryouts for our DD and want to see who the coaching staff is prior to.

Trying out for four teams, now that is what I call ambitious.

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The Eugene coach is head and shoulders better than the rest of the coaches in this age group. It's not even close.

I know who's posting this and I assure you it's not an EMFC parent.

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The Eugene coach is head and shoulders better than the rest of the coaches in this age group. It's not even close.

For a while you had me fooled that maybe a Eugene parent was posting this nonsense but it is now obvious you are NOT a Eugene supporter. Joke's over, please stop.

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For a while you had me fooled that maybe a Eugene parent was posting this nonsense but it is now obvious you are NOT a Eugene supporter. Joke's over, please stop.

She said stop! So that means I will! Lol!

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I think it was asked the last time this was stated - what makes the Eugene Coach Better? I don't think just because he is a DOC makes you a better coach? Please describe why he is better. THUSC coach has done a lot with this team - NWCL 2nd place, Fall League 2nd Place, tournament wins last summer? FC coach has similar credentials - LO has brought a team from the mid pack to be a contender?

Lets get back to talking soccer!

Two biggest games of the weekend:

RVSC vs EMFC - EMFC with a 3-1 win
FC PDX vs THUSC - I say 1-1 tie - THUSC in PK's

Take out the DOC title, and you can see that his credential are still much better then the other coaches.

So if the THUSC team is so great then why is he not going to be their coach next year?

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She said stop! So that means I will! Lol!

And that's funny how?

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Happy Hour posting from the Lucky Lab

And that's funny how?

After three pints at the Lucky Lab he thinks typing is funny!

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Take out the DOC title, and you can see that his credential are still much better then the other coaches.

So if the THUSC team is so great then why is he not going to be their coach next year?

Much better? Not sure I would go that far

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Much better? Not sure I would go that far

You don't think so?

Certifications
Jürgen holds his German Soccer Federation National "B" license and his USSF "A" license.

Playing career
Until age 18, Jürgen played on competitive youth teams in the highest state league competing on the regional and national level in Germany, as well as in international tournaments. From age 18 on, he played for a semi-professional club team in Germany competing in a competitive statewide league leading his team as captain to a state title and two cup titles.

Coaching career
Jürgen's coaching career started as a player coach for a semi-professional team in Germany about 15 years ago. While coaching German youth soccer teams, he attended several coaching education courses and acquired a number of German coaching licenses culminating with the German National "B" coaching license in an extensive 8-week training camp with one of the German U-21 national coaches. In 2010 he also acquired the USSF A license in the Home Depot Center in Carson, CA.

Here in Eugene, Jürgen has coached numerous teams from U11-U18 competing from local leagues up to statewide premier leagues from 2000- present. During the 2006/2007 season, Jürgen was the Head Coach for the EMFC U13 boys Fusion and the Head Coach for the EMFC U15 Fire boys. Jürgen is coaching the U15 95 Magic girls and the EMFC U17 93 Spirit girls in the 2010/11 season. Jürgen has been named the Director of Coaching of EMFC in April of 2008. Jürgen has also served as the Director for the highly successful EMFC Spring Break Camp in 2006-2011.

Other coaching duties
Jürgen took over the Boy's Varsity Head Coach at South Eugene High School in 2007 and won the Southwestern Conference title in his first season. South Eugene shared the title in 2009 and won the Midwestern League title in 2010. He was named the Co-Coach of the Year for the 6a Southwestern Conference in 2007. In 2010 he was named Coach of the Year in the Midwestern League. In 2011, Jürgen will lead the Axemen in his fifth year. He also coaches in the Oregon Olympic Development Program.


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United coach one; National 'C' License; USSF National 'Y' License Youth Coaching Badge; OYSA Coaching Clinics 2008-2009; 14 years experience as youth soccer coach; President-Banks Youth Soccer Assocation 2006-present; established varsity soccer program at Banks HS; OYSA-Adminstrator of the Year (2009); played youth to adult in US and Germany; USSF Certifed Referee as youth and adultyear.

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What?

You don't think so?

Certifications
Jürgen holds his German Soccer Federation National "B" license and his USSF "A" license.

Playing career
Until age 18, Jürgen played on competitive youth teams in the highest state league competing on the regional and national level in Germany, as well as in international tournaments. From age 18 on, he played for a semi-professional club team in Germany competing in a competitive statewide league leading his team as captain to a state title and two cup titles.

Coaching career
Jürgen's coaching career started as a player coach for a semi-professional team in Germany about 15 years ago. While coaching German youth soccer teams, he attended several coaching education courses and acquired a number of German coaching licenses culminating with the German National "B" coaching license in an extensive 8-week training camp with one of the German U-21 national coaches. In 2010 he also acquired the USSF A license in the Home Depot Center in Carson, CA.

Here in Eugene, Jürgen has coached numerous teams from U11-U18 competing from local leagues up to statewide premier leagues from 2000- present. During the 2006/2007 season, Jürgen was the Head Coach for the EMFC U13 boys Fusion and the Head Coach for the EMFC U15 Fire boys. Jürgen is coaching the U15 95 Magic girls and the EMFC U17 93 Spirit girls in the 2010/11 season. Jürgen has been named the Director of Coaching of EMFC in April of 2008. Jürgen has also served as the Director for the highly successful EMFC Spring Break Camp in 2006-2011.

Other coaching duties
Jürgen took over the Boy's Varsity Head Coach at South Eugene High School in 2007 and won the Southwestern Conference title in his first season. South Eugene shared the title in 2009 and won the Midwestern League title in 2010. He was named the Co-Coach of the Year for the 6a Southwestern Conference in 2007. In 2010 he was named Coach of the Year in the Midwestern League. In 2011, Jürgen will lead the Axemen in his fifth year. He also coaches in the Oregon Olympic Development Program.


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United coach one; National 'C' License; USSF National 'Y' License Youth Coaching Badge; OYSA Coaching Clinics 2008-2009; 14 years experience as youth soccer coach; President-Banks Youth Soccer Assocation 2006-present; established varsity soccer program at Banks HS; OYSA-Adminstrator of the Year (2009); played youth to adult in US and Germany; USSF Certifed Referee as youth and adultyear.

The first coach has a great "puff" piece that hardly seems necessary given his fine credentials. Note the "in 2011" reference. I didn't see any State Cup championships, perhaps there were. The second coach has acceptable credentials, no puffery. Still doesn't remotely tell us who is the better youth soccer coach. P.S.: Being a high school coach in Oregon is a strike against most any coach, given the level of play.

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You don't think so?

Certifications
Jürgen holds his German Soccer Federation National "B" license and his USSF "A" license.

Playing career
Until age 18, Jürgen played on competitive youth teams in the highest state league competing on the regional and national level in Germany, as well as in international tournaments. From age 18 on, he played for a semi-professional club team in Germany competing in a competitive statewide league leading his team as captain to a state title and two cup titles.

Coaching career
Jürgen's coaching career started as a player coach for a semi-professional team in Germany about 15 years ago. While coaching German youth soccer teams, he attended several coaching education courses and acquired a number of German coaching licenses culminating with the German National "B" coaching license in an extensive 8-week training camp with one of the German U-21 national coaches. In 2010 he also acquired the USSF A license in the Home Depot Center in Carson, CA.

Here in Eugene, Jürgen has coached numerous teams from U11-U18 competing from local leagues up to statewide premier leagues from 2000- present. During the 2006/2007 season, Jürgen was the Head Coach for the EMFC U13 boys Fusion and the Head Coach for the EMFC U15 Fire boys. Jürgen is coaching the U15 95 Magic girls and the EMFC U17 93 Spirit girls in the 2010/11 season. Jürgen has been named the Director of Coaching of EMFC in April of 2008. Jürgen has also served as the Director for the highly successful EMFC Spring Break Camp in 2006-2011.

Other coaching duties
Jürgen took over the Boy's Varsity Head Coach at South Eugene High School in 2007 and won the Southwestern Conference title in his first season. South Eugene shared the title in 2009 and won the Midwestern League title in 2010. He was named the Co-Coach of the Year for the 6a Southwestern Conference in 2007. In 2010 he was named Coach of the Year in the Midwestern League. In 2011, Jürgen will lead the Axemen in his fifth year. He also coaches in the Oregon Olympic Development Program.


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United coach one; National 'C' License; USSF National 'Y' License Youth Coaching Badge; OYSA Coaching Clinics 2008-2009; 14 years experience as youth soccer coach; President-Banks Youth Soccer Assocation 2006-present; established varsity soccer program at Banks HS; OYSA-Adminstrator of the Year (2009); played youth to adult in US and Germany; USSF Certifed Referee as youth and adultyear.

A coach on paper can look really good but that doesn't means he/she is a good coach. Not sure why you're trying to hype him up so much. Are you related to him?

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A coach on paper can look really good but that doesn't means he/she is a good coach. Not sure why you're trying to hype him up so much. Are you related to him?

Really? First you implicate this coach and now his family...what's wrong with you?