Individual Development
For The Betterment Of The Team
Why Project 208 FC
Project 208 FC provides an experience unlike any being offered in the Wood River Valley - one focused in individual development for the betterment of the team. We develop players focused on the technical, tactical, physiological and social/ psychological principles set forth by US Soccer.
Project 208 FC, a non-profit, volunteer run organization, promotes and develops the character of young athletes through the sport of soccer. By cultivating the growth of each player, enhancing her abilities and encouraging the achievement of individual goals, we strive to foster sportsmanship and the spirit of fellowship among all our members.
Project 208 FC is committed to providing facilities, coaches, and opportunities for its players that will assist them in achieving their goals. Key among these are opportunities for individual skill development, health and fitness, teamwork and fun. We encourage each player to experience the thrill of competition at the level that meets their goals, enjoy the camaraderie of friends, and learn important life lessons through the shared experience of sports.
Club Structure
Board of Directors
Alex Higgins
President
Resident of Sun Valley
Cindy Dondero
Vice President
Resident of Ketchum
Dev Singh
Secretary
Resident of Hailey(2
Jaime Masner
Treasurer
Resident of Hailey
Kate Dondero Minor
Director of Community Engagement & Marketing
Resident of Ketchum
Kevin Hansmeyer
Executive Director
Resident of Hailey
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Maryanne Fisher
Director of Fundraising & Sponsorships
Resident of Hailey
Keeper Specialist
Oregon State
Administration
Marcella Fisher
Executive Manager of Accounting, Administration & Finance
Jennifer Ireland
Mental Health/Wellness For The Competitive Athlete
Coaches
Kevin Hansmeyer
Senior Technical Director
US C Soccer License
Aidan Dehan
Center Back/Defensive Tech. Specialist
European Playing Experience/Germany
Marcella Fisher
Summer Keeper Trainer
Bo Nordberg
Forward/Winger Offensive Tech. Specialist
St. Lawrence University
Olin Glenn
Alexis Hanks
Cait Hopeman
Technical Specialist
Center Mid Team Captain
Talli Connell
Program Director, Lil’ Hot Shots Academy
Davidson College
Center Back Defensive Specialist
University of Denver
Players
Create an environment where competition, player development, quality of play, collective play and sportsmanship are all equally important. In the Project 208 FC environment, creativity and risk taking are encouraged and integral to development.Develop the individual player by maintaining a curriculum in accordance with US Soccer and other governing bodies, in the technical, tactical, physical and psycho-social aspects of the game.Safeguard players’ health through appropriate guidance regarding nutrition, exercise, recovery, and avoiding the use of prohibited substances.Foster player-coach relationships that include open and honest dialogue to encourage self-advocacy for individual player development.Encourage players to seek higher education and assist with opportunities to play soccer at all levels, including collegiate, regional, and international programs.Provide financial assistance, to the best of our ability, for those in need.Inspire a life-long passion and love for the beautiful game
Project 208 FC | Core Values
Coaches
Assist coaches with player development by providing needed equipment and access to the highest quality facilities possible.Provide structure and resources that support coaches in achieving the highest level of their craft, including licensure and other accreditations.Foster coach-player relationships that encourage open and honest dialogue, constructive feedback and positive reinforcement.Develop coaches in the pursuit of the full range of player core values, including affirmation that in player growth, mistakes are viewed as lessons learned and setbacks are opportunities for further development.Community
Encourage camaraderie and a commitment to self, team, club and community including service to others both inside and outside the club.Impart to players that their progression occurs in a larger context, and their development as a player and person reflects on their club, family and community.Recognize and celebrate players, coaches and volunteers for their contribution to team, club and community.
Head Coach
Assistant Coach
Technical Director
Employment Opportunities:
Employment Opportunities: Project 208 Fc Soccer club is now looking to fill the following positions: Head Coach / Assistant Coach / U12 Technical Director
Project 208 FC is a rapidly growing girls’ soccer club competing locally and regionally in Boise, Idaho. We are seeking talented, passionate individuals with playing or coaching experience to join our dynamic team. We offer some of the highest-paid coaching positions in the valley for the right candidate! What We Offer:
- Competitive Compensation: Join a club that values your expertise and dedication.
- Professional Development: We are willing to pay for additional coaching education to help you advance your career.
- Supportive Environment: Work alongside a strong leadership team, a supportive board of directors, and a community that values mentorship, girls’ leadership, and competitive soccer.
- Community Connections: Be part of a club that not only competes at high levels but also builds lasting relationships within the community.
Please send your resume and a brief cover letter to info@project208fc.org. We look forward to talking with you and discovering how you can help us win—on the field and off.
