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CDA Coaching/Training Opportunity

Ever thought of coaching the game of Ultimate? Interested in getting involved in CDA’s growing Youth Ultimate programs? A USA Ultimate Level 1 Coaching Clinic will be hosted by CUDA (Columbus Ultimate) in Columbus on Saturday, Feb 4 (8:00-4:30). The clinic includes an ethics workshop followed by sessions  dedicated to modeling quality instructional methods in teaching basic skills and running a practice. Attendees are eligible to attain USA Ultimate Level I Coaching Certification.

In order to promote the sport of Ultimate and specifically the growth of Youth Ultimate, CDA will pay the clinic fee ($75) of up to three candidates to attend the Coaching Clinic. Preference will be given to applicants who commit to mentoring a high school team during the upcoming Cleveland Ultimate High School Spring League.

Contact Dave Arters (david.arters@lubrizol.com) for more information or to make an application. Clinics often fill up, so apply now!

To attend a coaching clinic, you must

1.       Be 21 or older

2.       Have a current USAU membership (any level)

3.       Complete a national Center for Safety Initiatives background check

There will be a Cleveland High School Ultimate League planning meeting at the Force Center (4505 Northfield Rd) this Saturday (Feb 19) at 7:30. All teams planning on participating this spring should send a representative. That means you, Kenston, Lake Catholic, Mayfield, Orange, Shaker, Solon, Westlake and Newbury.

Also,anyone who is interested in being a coach/mentor for a high school team or helping out in general should attend.

The CDA hosted a High School Hat tournament for existing and aspiring Junior Ultimate players in the Cleveland area on Sunday, October 24. All told, 30 players from six different Cleveland area high schools (Westlake, Orange, Solon, Kenston, Mayfield and Montessori) were divided randomly into four teams. A round robin format with games to 11 was followed.

The games were all played with good spirit and most were highly contested, with four of six games having a margin of victory of 1 or 2 points. The "Final" between the two 2-0 teams in the final round was decided with a Universe point to close out the day.

The CDA is planning to form a spring league for high school teams in the Cleveland area. If you know of any high school teams interested in participating in a spring league or other Juniors Ultimate events, contact Dave Arters at david.arters@lubrizol.com