Pt. Grey, Dunbar and Kerrisdale remain among the handful of clubs in the Lower Mainland that offer BCSA coaching certification programs in-house through their own Technical Directors. As a result coaches get to work with a familiar face and have the course divided up into chunks that are easier to attend.

All three courses, Community Coach Child (for those working with U6 to U10 teams), Community Coach Youth (U11 to U14) and Community Coach Senior (U15 to U18) will be offered by the club this year and taught by Gregor Young and Steve Kindel. 

Coaches must attend all sessions to get certified. Registration is free through an arrangement with BCSA. Simply type in the payment code for each course. These courses are only open to current Pt. Grey, Dunbar and Kerrisdale coaches and assistant coaches.

WSPD Fall 2010 

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Westside Soccer Player Development training program is open to all U9 to U12  players interested in a competitive, tiered development program. Player groupings will be based on placing like-minded and like-skilled players together. This will allow each player to train and develop in an environment appropriate to their ability. 

WSPD training sessions focus on skill development, teamwork and age-appropriate tactical play. The program is offered by Point Grey, Kerrisdale and Dunbar soccer clubs and is run and administered by their respective Technical Directors. The WSPD training program is offered in the fall, winter and spring.

All U7 to U10 coaches and/or managers are asked to attend the Mini League Meeting being held at the Hellenic Centre, 4500 Arbutus Street on September 15th, 2010 from 8:15pm - 9:30pm.

Thank you to all who were interested in the Boys U15 Bronze team. 

Kathryn Baker, who played at Pt. Grey right through U13 until she left to play Metro level soccer at U14, has been invited to the U15 National Team Camp currently underway in Florida.

After making the BC U15 team this past spring/summer, Kathryn excelled so much at centre back, where she was recently moved after many years as a central midfielder, that National U15 team coach Dave Benning made her one of only four girls selected from BC to be invited to the first camp for this U15 team.

The team will train for a week and then get together again in December for another camp. After that, the roster will be trimmed with an eye towards CONCACAF qualifying in fall 2011 for the 2012 U17 Girls World Cup.