5P's School of Football Development
On behalf of 5P's School of Football Development Welcome!
Proper Preparation Prevents a Poor Performance
Member of the Antigua & Barbuda Football Association
What we do:
Our program consists of training sessions on Saturday’s per the school calendar. We follow the Coerver Coaching Curriculumn.
Throughout the year we organise friendly games locally on the island. We also take different age groups to elite tournaments abroad.
The 5P's football program means that our boys and girls are exposed to the highest standard of training. While working on individual skill and team work, these players learn great life lessons. The participation and support of the parents is essential to the development of the players.
The Most Established Independant Football School in Antigua
5-8 year-olds Fundamentals
8-11 year-olds Learn to Train
11-14 year-olds Train to Compete
15-18 year-olds Advanced Training & Age Group Competition
Over 18 Senior Team – ABFA Competitions & Overseas Competitions
OBJECTIVES
-Players to have fun
-Players to develop new friendships with kids of different backgrounds and schools
-Players to develop respect for each other and themselves - build team spirit
-Players to develop respect for Coaches, Trainers, Parents, Referees and all Adults
-Players to develop good Family and Organization Linkage – within and without.
-Players to develop an education and goal oriented mentality and focus.
-Players to develop good Football Skills, Knowledge and Game Tactics
-Players to develop assistance and support habits – take care of younger members
-Players to develop good Work or Approach and Life habits in any endeavor
The 5P’s motto; Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance
HISTORY
5P’s took in its first students in October 1997 but was given a name and developed a club constitution in early 1998.
5P’s was founded by:
Noel Egan, a registered English FA coach and FIFA Referee.
Joyce Kentish, a prominent local Lawyer.
Daven Joseph, who worked in the Antigua Government Marine Life - Division.
Hordley Forbes, Leslie Fuchs and Several others
APPROACH
From inception the idea was to;
Direct, focus and develop the youths in our program.
Create a more broadened football player and individual.
Foster team spirit, have a sense of belonging to a fraternity of friends from every strata.
Bring family involvement to the core of our program.
Instill role model behavior in older players in order to; care , protect and help juniors.
Enhance and strengthen players education.
Develop competitive team habits.
Assist with furthering education at the Tertiary level.
Make better equipped and respectable adults.
Guide adult players to be role models and get involved in training new 5P’s members.
METHODOLOGY
To achieve this level of player development, 5P’s has always had a strong and committed group of Parents who volunteered to be the Executive Members, Coaches etc. This is still the case today, some twelve years later.
We involved our players as a family and provided good coaching and attention to their
whole-person development through our program.
We broadened the scope of our players by making travel to the Caribbean region as well as
far away countries, as part of our youth development program.
The excitement before and the development of the kids after these trips are so overwhelming and full-filling.
OVERSEAS TRIPS
1999 – Dominica
2000 – St. Thomas
2001 – Puerto Rico, Norway
2002 – Guadeloupe, Anguilla, St Maarten, Norway
2003 – Dominica, Anguilla, St. Martin/St Maarten, Guadeloupe
2004 – Dominica, Anguilla, St. Martin/St Maarten
2005 – Canuan-the Grenadines
2006 – Anguilla, St. Martin/St Maarten
2007 – Florida - The PUMA CUP
2008 – Trinidad
2009 – Denmark – The DANA CUP
ANTIGUA BARBUDA FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION (ABFA) PARTICIPATION
A.B.F.A. Division 2 2002/2003
A.B.F.A. Division 1 2003/2004
A.B.F.A. Premier League 2004/2005
A.B.F.A. Premier League 2005/2006
A.B.F.A. Premier League 2006/2007
A.B.F.A. Division 1 2007/2008
A.B.F.A. Division 1 2008/2009
A.B.F.A. Division 2 2009/2010
Member of the Antigua & Barbuda Football Association
What we do:
Our program consists of training sessions on Saturday’s per the school calendar. We follow the Coerver Coaching Curriculumn.
Throughout the year we organise friendly games locally on the island. We also take different age groups to elite tournaments abroad.
The 5P's football program means that our boys and girls are exposed to the highest standard of training. While working on individual skill and team work, these players learn great life lessons. The participation and support of the parents is essential to the development of the players.
The Most Established Independant Football School in Antigua
5-8 year-olds Fundamentals
8-11 year-olds Learn to Train
11-14 year-olds Train to Compete
15-18 year-olds Advanced Training & Age Group Competition
Over 18 Senior Team – ABFA Competitions & Overseas Competitions
OBJECTIVES
-Players to have fun
-Players to develop new friendships with kids of different backgrounds and schools
-Players to develop respect for each other and themselves - build team spirit
-Players to develop respect for Coaches, Trainers, Parents, Referees and all Adults
-Players to develop good Family and Organization Linkage – within and without.
-Players to develop an education and goal oriented mentality and focus.
-Players to develop good Football Skills, Knowledge and Game Tactics
-Players to develop assistance and support habits – take care of younger members
-Players to develop good Work or Approach and Life habits in any endeavor
The 5P’s motto; Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance
HISTORY
5P’s took in its first students in October 1997 but was given a name and developed a club constitution in early 1998.
5P’s was founded by:
Noel Egan, a registered English FA coach and FIFA Referee.
Joyce Kentish, a prominent local Lawyer.
Daven Joseph, who worked in the Antigua Government Marine Life - Division.
Hordley Forbes, Leslie Fuchs and Several others
APPROACH
From inception the idea was to;
Direct, focus and develop the youths in our program.
Create a more broadened football player and individual.
Foster team spirit, have a sense of belonging to a fraternity of friends from every strata.
Bring family involvement to the core of our program.
Instill role model behavior in older players in order to; care , protect and help juniors.
Enhance and strengthen players education.
Develop competitive team habits.
Assist with furthering education at the Tertiary level.
Make better equipped and respectable adults.
Guide adult players to be role models and get involved in training new 5P’s members.
METHODOLOGY
To achieve this level of player development, 5P’s has always had a strong and committed group of Parents who volunteered to be the Executive Members, Coaches etc. This is still the case today, some twelve years later.
We involved our players as a family and provided good coaching and attention to their
whole-person development through our program.
We broadened the scope of our players by making travel to the Caribbean region as well as
far away countries, as part of our youth development program.
The excitement before and the development of the kids after these trips are so overwhelming and full-filling.
OVERSEAS TRIPS
1999 – Dominica
2000 – St. Thomas
2001 – Puerto Rico, Norway
2002 – Guadeloupe, Anguilla, St Maarten, Norway
2003 – Dominica, Anguilla, St. Martin/St Maarten, Guadeloupe
2004 – Dominica, Anguilla, St. Martin/St Maarten
2005 – Canuan-the Grenadines
2006 – Anguilla, St. Martin/St Maarten
2007 – Florida - The PUMA CUP
2008 – Trinidad
2009 – Denmark – The DANA CUP
ANTIGUA BARBUDA FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION (ABFA) PARTICIPATION
A.B.F.A. Division 2 2002/2003
A.B.F.A. Division 1 2003/2004
A.B.F.A. Premier League 2004/2005
A.B.F.A. Premier League 2005/2006
A.B.F.A. Premier League 2006/2007
A.B.F.A. Division 1 2007/2008
A.B.F.A. Division 1 2008/2009
A.B.F.A. Division 2 2009/2010
Winter School Term 2010
Start Saturday, January 16, at 8:30am
at the Johnsons Village Stadium
For more information and to download the registration form, go to the "Football School" page.
Start Saturday, January 16, at 8:30am
at the Johnsons Village Stadium
For more information and to download the registration form, go to the "Football School" page.
Summer Camp 2009
Thank you to all our campers for participating in the 5p's summer camp program!
News: U14 and U12 Update
at the Dana Cup!
5P's at March Pass
The team is back, and the players are raving about their experience in Denmark. Head Coach, Joey Christopher, said the cultural exposure and high level of competition was an amazing learning experience.
5P's 3 Vaake91 3
U12 team's 1st match was played against a Russian team. They battled to draw 3 – 3! Munchie scored one and G. Martzi the other two goals. Throughout the week the conditions were cold and rainy. 5p's lost a few games but impressed fans by playing a strong game against a tournament leading Romanian team that ended 0-1. We are very proud of our U12 and U14 squad.
5P's 3 Vaake91 3
U12 team's 1st match was played against a Russian team. They battled to draw 3 – 3! Munchie scored one and G. Martzi the other two goals. Throughout the week the conditions were cold and rainy. 5p's lost a few games but impressed fans by playing a strong game against a tournament leading Romanian team that ended 0-1. We are very proud of our U12 and U14 squad.
5P's Women's Team wins 1st place in 8th Annual CPTSA Female Football Tournament