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Youth Competition Changes 2011/2012 Study Group Findings

Detailed study group results from Switzerland in 2010 informing adjustments in youth competitions for age categories U7 to U19. Includes modifications in ball size, pitch dimensions, match formats, and roster requirements.

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Youth Competition Changes 2011/2012 Study Group Findings

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  1. CHANGES IN YOUTH COMPETITIONS 2011/2012 STUDY GROUP 20. – 23.9.2010, Switzerland

  2. CATEGORY U7 – U9 Ballsize 3 4:4+1,19x30m, as many of 3 minipitches on one half ofclassicplayground, 3x10min (max 3min breaks) goalwide 2-3m PUBLICATION BAN OF RESULTS !!! STUDY GROUP 20. – 23.9.2010, Switzerland

  3. CATEGORY U10 – U11 Ballsize 3,4 U10 5:5+1 25x40m, as many of 2 minipitches on one half ofclassicplayground, time3x15min (max 5min breaks) goalwide 4-5m PUBLICATION BAN OF RESULTS !!! STUDY GROUP 20. – 23.9.2010, Switzerland

  4. CATEGORY U-12 and U-13 (basic schema 7 + 1) • on oneplaygroungtwo paralel matches • in bothcategories play together 16 playersofeachteams / 8 on eachplayground (now 11), play timefor 1 team is 120 min (2 x 2x30), now 60 min (2x30min) in 11 on 11 • every team musthave minimum 20 players on roster STUDY GROUP 20. – 23.9.2010, Switzerland

  5. CATEGORY U-14 and U-15 (basic schema 10 + 1) • Competitionof sport classes • 5 groupincluded 14 teams (group A, B, C in Bohemia, group D, E in Moravia), finaltournamentfor 2 bestteamsfromeachgroup • category U-14 and U-15 plays in spacing 10+1 • every team frombothcategoriesmusthave 16 players on roster • canbeusedrepeatedsubstitution STUDY GROUP 20. – 23.9.2010, Switzerland

  6. SPORT CENTRES (U16 – U17) • Czech FA manages 43 sport centers for talented youth • SC continued on work of sport classes in their region • Every SC gets monthly grant by FA for coaches • SC must realize criteria by Czech FA to get the SC status • SC cooperate with club from their region and nearest districts STUDY GROUP 20. – 23.9.2010, Switzerland

  7. CATEGORY U16 – U17 • Competitionof sport centres • 1 TOP groupwith 16 teamsand3 groupswith16 teams • competitionplays in parallelcategories U-16 a U-17 • each team frombothcategoriesmusthave 16 players on roster STUDY GROUP 20. – 23.9.2010, Switzerland

  8. ACADEMIES (U19) • Academy can have only licensed clubs (from 1st and 2nd league) • Each academy gets monthly a grant by Czech FA for coaches • Academies must realize criteria by Czech FA to get the Academy status (mainly to have B team in max. 4th division) • Academies cooperate with sport centres in their regions STUDY GROUP 20. – 23.9.2010, Switzerland

  9. CATEGORY U19 • 1st league Czech FA - TOP group with 16 teams • 2nd league Czech FA – group A, B in Bohemia and group C Moravia with 16 teams • competition plays only teams U-19, U-18 is canceled • each academy must have 20 players on roster • advancements and declines between TOP group and group A, B could be realize streight or with barrage systém (2 matches, home – away) STUDY GROUP 20. – 23.9.2010, Switzerland

  10. Thankyou foryourattention !!! Grassrootsmanager Mgr. Michal Blažej – blazej@fotbal.cz

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