SPORTS PROJECT · CANDIDACY 2026

Sports
project.

One technical idea for the whole club.
A two-to-three-year project.

Built on five ideas and reviewed every year to keep improving it. We are not starting from scratch: we want to improve what the club already does.

The five ideas
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01 / THE STARTING POINT

Improving what
we already do.

This is the candidacy's sports project. It is a two-to-three-year project, built on five ideas, which we will review every year to add what we have learned.

In the youth teams, the priority is player development. We want the whole club to work with one technical idea, coaches to grow on the court and every age group to go as far as it can, all the way to a home-grown first team.

Competing well is the result
of developing well.

SPORTS PROJECT

02 / THE FIVE IDEAS

FROM THE BASKETBALL SCHOOL
TO THE FIRST TEAM

From the first dribble
to the first team.

01

One technical idea

The same priority across all youth teams.

Coaching plan before September

  • In the youth teams the priority is development, the same for A and B teams, for boys and for girls.
  • A shared coaching plan, written before September: what is worked on at each age and how.
  • Changing team or coach should not mean starting over.
02

Coaches trained on the court

Support, not inspection.

Two or three concrete points to improve

  • Coach training happens on the court, not in a classroom.
  • The technical director and the coordinators attend practices and games and give each coach two or three concrete points to improve.
  • Support for coaches to earn their coaching qualifications.
03

Every age group at its best

At the highest level it can handle.

Two player evaluations a year

  • Not above its level, where players don't grow, nor below it, where they don't learn.
  • We review competition levels at the end of the first phase.
  • We evaluate players twice a year.
04

A home-grown senior team

Within two or three years, a first team made up of players developed at the club.

80%HOME-GROWN
PLAYERS
  • Home-grown means having spent enough time in the youth teams to know what the Tecla is.
  • The competition coordinator closely follows the step from junior and under-20 to senior.
  • It's not a percentage, it's identity: the youngest players should see the senior players as people like them.
05

The essence of a lifelong club

From age three to the first team, hand in hand with the school.

Youth teams at every home game

  • The club starts at I3 (age three), in the basketball school, hand in hand with FEP Tecla Sala school.
  • Youth teams used to go and watch the first team, and now they don't. We'll bring that back: every first-team home game will have one or two invited youth teams, who will walk onto the court with the players during the introductions.
  • A recruitment plan starting in January, to rebuild the age groups we are missing.
  • Organise scouting: watch games, keep a record of players who may interest us and follow their progress.

03 / HOW WE'LL DO IT

One director.
Two coordinators.

We split the work by age, not by gender, so that each stage follows a single approach.

TECHNICAL STRUCTURE

Technical directorDavid Olucha
Development coordinatorLuis Oliva
Competition coordinatorPedro Cerdán

STAGES

DevelopmentBasketball school to U14
CompetitionU16 to senior

WHO FAMILIES SHOULD CONTACT

  1. 01
    CoachThe first point of contact.
  2. 02
    CoordinatorDevelopment or competition, depending on age.
  3. 03
    Technical director
  4. 04
    Board

Families know who to contact and in what order.

04 / CALENDAR AND ACCOUNTABILITY

A report to the board every quarter and an end-of-season review.

Explaining our progress.
With dates.

  • Before September
    Shared coaching plan

    Written: what is worked on at each age and how.

  • End of phase 1
    Level review

    Each team at the highest level it can handle.

  • December
    Report to the board

    First quarterly report.

  • January
    Recruitment plan begins

    To rebuild the age groups we are missing.

  • March
    Report to the board

    Second quarterly report.

  • June
    Report and season review

    Third quarterly report and end-of-season review.

  • Twice a year
    Player evaluations
  • Every year
    Project review

    To keep improving it.

IN SHORT

Five ideas.
One club.

One technical idea, coaches trained on the court, every age group at its best, a home-grown senior team and the essence of a lifelong club.

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