“BFC is extremely pleased to be able to have two such well-respected, knowledgeable and experienced individuals oversee our technical programming.'
Kevin Julian and Lee Tregonning were recently hired as the local soccer club's new technical directors, with Tregonning set to specialize in high performance.
"Combined they have more than 25 years of coaching and supervising technical programs across all levels, both domestically and nationally. The development of our players and coaches as well as defining a clear and effective player pathway and curriculum are in great hands." "Everyone is aiming high as best in class; everything we do is for our players, and to continue to develop our culture as a place for kids to have fun, learn, develop, build memories, and attain a level of success is what I want to do every day to develop Canada's future in the game further. It starts at our youngest ages by keeping kids engaged and instilling the love for the game."He will also be responsible for U11 to U15 and U16 to U18 .
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