In an effort to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, and in conjunction with Ontario Soccer’s Return to Play guidelines, LU F.C. Academy will observe the following protocols:
LU F.C. “Entry Coordinators” will facilitate the recording and digital storage of the entry and exit time for all players/staff/coaches and will include the following information: Name, Email, Phone & Entry times. This information will be stored for 3 weeks and used to contact all individuals in the event our Emergency Response Plan is activated (Confirmation of a positive test within the membership).
Emergency Response Plan
The main body of this COVID-19 Emergency Response Plan is organized in three sections, which outline the key roles and responsibilities of LU F.C. Academy in each of the three (3) pandemic phases:
In the event a member of the club, staff or coaching staff receives a positive test confirmation of COVID-19, the Academy will refer to its contact tracing log and will initiate the Emergency Response Plan (ERP).
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Ontario Soccer, in consultation with Canada Soccer, have been monitoring the most recent developments with the Coronavirus (COVID-19) and the emerging public health crisis. Following discussions with the national governing body, input from relevant government agencies and medical experts, Ontario Soccer has made the difficult decision to immediately suspend all sanctioned soccer activities in the province until further notice. Ontario Soccer sanctioned activities include, but not limited to, all competitions, training, coach and match official education and team building activities. Ontario Soccer will continue following the guidelines set forth by the public health authorities, government agencies and soccer governing bodies. Please check for updates....
Lakeshore United F.C. has taken the Responsible Coaching Movement (RCM) Pledge.
The RCM Pledge acknowledges a commitment from each club to take three important steps toward providing a Safe Sport environment for our athletes and coaches. Those steps include, Background Screening, Ethics Training and the Rule of Two. The Rule of Two is a commitment from organizations that have taken the Pledge to ensure that a coach is never alone and out of sight with a child.
The Responsible Coaching Movement is rapidly growing and becoming a best practice of Safe Sport across Canada, in all sports. The RCM was developed by the Coaching Association of Canada and the Canadian Centre for Ethics with the goal of having every sport organization in Canada come on board.
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The main focus of our Lakeshore United Soccer Academy programs is to deliver top level soccer training and instruction with the objective of guiding players to attain their maximum potential in the game of soccer.
The details of training sessions have been carefully crafted toward the needs and abilities of the members of various ages and levels of development.
We all know that the age and skill specific program leads to a proper sport development and as a result of it -greater enjoyment in soccer.
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We place an emphasis on skill and tactical development and the maximization of game enjoyment through a training process that emphasizes fair play, respect and enjoyment of the game
A successful player development is a long term project in which we encourage our members to use their imagination and creativity while playing paying at the same time attention to a proper understanding of fundamentals of this team sport..