Off the back of a fantastic launch, COERVER Coaching Sydney North Shore Director, Cam Jones gave back to the local community by hosting and running a FREE mini World Cup community event for Church by the Bridge in Kirribilli. 

Despite the inclement weather, the kids turned out in large numbers, with 12 countries “represented”! England, Italy and Honduras taking out the title in their respective age groups at the 4th instalment of the now annual event.

Congratulations to the Coerver Coaching Stirling Bayswater Performance Academy participants who recently completed their program for 2017.

Participants ranging from 8 - 15 years old across the Junior and Senior squads each received individualized, age-specific skills coaching covering all components of the Coerver® Pyramid of Player Development, with an intensive focus on ball mastery, 1v1, speed, and small group combination play.

Coerver® Coaching Preston player Simone Vass recently participated in the 2017 Pacific School Games after being selected to represent the School Sports Victoria under-12 football team.

Simone travelled with the Victorian team to Adelaide earlier in December to compete in the 10th edition of the Pacific School Games, where they tied as overall winners with New South Wales.

The players at the Coerver Coaching ACT Performance Academy were lucky to have special guest former Socceroo Tony Vidmar attend a recent training session to share his experiences and provide advice and encouragement to the players.

The Coerver Coaching ACT Performance Academy players had plenty of questions for the Socceroos legend, and were quick to line up for photos and autographs.

Coerver® Coaching England and Wales recently caught up with England Rugby Head Coach, Eddie Jones to discuss Coerver Coaching and player development.

Click here to watch the exclusive video!.

Canberra United has named its 18-player squad for their inaugural National Youth League campaign.

Made up of mostly home-grown talent, the squad features 14 former Coerver Kids who trained with Coerver Coaching ACT in their earlier years.

Coerver Coaching is incredibly proud of the player's achievements and we are looking forward to following their upcoming National Youth League season and continuing football journey.

Canberra United's National Youth League campaign kicks off on Sunday 19 November away to Western sydney Wanderers FC.

Off the back of a hugely successful September Holiday Camp, October saw Coerver Coaching Sydney North Shore launch their inaugural Development and Just for Girls programs for Term 4.

Close to 100 players have registered in these programs across their West Pymble and Putney locations, with players eager to develop their game over the off season using the world’s number 1 soccer skills teaching method.

By Anthony Geppa, originally published 24 October 2017 in Centralian Advocate Vol. 71 No. 44. Picture credit Emma Murray.

HE may only be 17 years old but Yuji Nojima’s soccer career has already taken him to all parts of the globe. The young attacking midfielder has just returned to Alice Springs from Japan, competing in a Coerver international tournament.

The Scorpions A Grade player was outstanding against players from across the globe, scoring five goals in as many games including a hat-trick in his opening game.

Coerver Coaching ACT recently hosted Mark Patterson (Director) and Jess Patterson (Coach) of Coerver Coaching North Shore in New Zealand and Jordan Laing (Coach) of Coerver Coaching Singapore.

Coerver Coaching ACT has been successfully delivering the world's number 1 soccer skills teaching method and developing creative confident players in the ACT since 2001. 

Mark, Jess and Jordan visited Coerver Coaching ACT as part of their professional development as Coerver Coaches, with Mark also looking to further develop the Coerver Coaching North Shore business.

By Chris Salvin. Originally published on 19 October as "England coach inspires Dons stars of the future" at https://www.afcwimbledon.co.uk/news/2017/october/eddie-inspires-dons-youngsters/

Potential AFC Wimbledon stars of the future were given inspiration from one of the leading coaches in world sport with Eddie Jones popping along to watch a training session.