2007 Boys Gold head to Florida for NL Pro

2007 Boys Gold head to Florida for NL Pro

 

The Century United 2007 Boys Gold head south to Florida later this week to compete in the National League P.R.O. In an exclusive interview, Coach Quentin Keibler opens up about his team's preparations, mindset, and aspirations as they gear up to face Burke United Academy on Friday morning. 

When asked about his thoughts on Burke United Academy, Coach Keibler expressed respect for any team that qualifies for the National League PRO, acknowledging their potential to play at a high level. Despite the lack of detailed information, Coach Keibler emphasized his team's excitement to kick off the event. He highlighted the efforts put in during the offseason, including regaining player fitness, engaging in friendlies, and refining the finer details of their game.

With almost three months since their last meaningful game, Coach Keibler addressed the challenge of shaking off the rust and immediately ramping up for a game of this magnitude. He emphasized the advantage of continuity, talent, and experience within the team, which aids in making necessary in-game adjustments. Whiteboard sessions, film analysis, and friendly matches have all played a crucial role in preparing the team for the upcoming challenges.

Coach Keibler delved into the mindset of his players, highlighting their collective goal to trust the process and let the results follow. He mentioned the team's history of success at various levels, including State Cup competitions, emphasizing that each event contributes to the team's growth and maturation. With a clear objective in mind, the team is focused on stepping onto the field with determination and unity.

In Coach Keibler's view, the most important aspect throughout the event will be building confidence in each other. He acknowledged the uniqueness of the high school season and the challenges it presents, especially with the abrupt end to fall events. However, by maintaining trust in their playing style and each other, Coach Keibler believes the boys can control their season's trajectory.