Sarah Taylor is our new Foundation Phase Manager. Sarah moves from coaching the Foothills WFC League 1 Alberta team. She joins current Foundation Phase Manager, Michael Lennox applying her experience as a player and coach and her teaching degree from Mount Saint Vincent University, and her Health Sciences & Pre-Medical Degree from Boise State University to help our U9-U12 age group become creative artists and masters of the ball.
Luis Tinoco is our new Development Phase Manager. Luis will carry our players forward from the Foundation Phase, turning them into confident players with advanced ball skills, group play experience, speed and agility.
Congratulations Sarah and Luis. We wish you much success!
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