Development
Cambridge Youth Soccer is committed to developing player’s technical soccer skills, as well as their sportsmanship, through offering a variety of programs. Currently we are in the fourth season of our Developmental Programs for Cambridge United. We introduced the 'B'-Team (L6) program
(formerly select) which has given our players another level of competition between House League and Competitive Rep soccer. This past season, the U8 Development/All-Star program, had 3 teams where House League players trained with staff coaches and were able to participate in tournaments
during the summer..
 
As part of our continued commitment to the Development Program, we are looking forward to continuing with these programs in 2010.

Some exciting programs are on the way for 2010
· U7 & U8 Development Program
· House League Development Program (Additional Practices facilitated by CYS Staff Coaches)
· U9 & U10 Boys & Girls Cambridge United Indoor and Outdoor Development Program
· Support for the U11-U18 Boys & Girls Competitive Program
· Host Seminars and support sessions for all Coaches in both Rep and House League Soccer
· Host six weekly camps together with CYS/YMCA for summer 2010
· Host Centre of Excellence Camps for advanced level players
· Host “Community Coaching Clinics” (all three levels) for all travel teams coaching staff that
  require certification

With the continued support and dedication from our players, coaches and volunteers, CYS will soon be able to see the results of all the hard work and be proud of our program. As a community, this should be our goal as we look forward to the future.

· Please click on the ‘Player’ and ‘Coach’ tabs of the Development Section of our website to learn more about the programs were are currently offering.

· Please Contact Darren Tilley (519) 653-8800 or email at tilleytechnicaldirector@cysoccer.ca for more information on CYS’s Development Program
Location
ComDev Soccer Park
745 Fountain St. N
Cambridge, ON

Contact Us
Phone: (519) 653-8800
Fax: (519) 653-7892

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