Brendan Hallab: Soccer Future Stars
Brendan Hallab is a Registered Player of the Australian Football player and student at Westfields Sports High School. We want so you know what a typical week consisted of defender gifted 14-year-old and his family.
Brendan started high school years at Westfields Sports High School in year 7 (2007).
Westfields Sports High has a reputation for producing some great stars of sports, in particular; Harry Kewell, Brett Emerton, Danny Vukovic and Mark Bridge to name a few.
So what's it really want to go to school with a bad reputation? Let us have seen a typical week in school and life Brendan football.
Brendan started school at 8:48 and finished at 15:10 (normal school hours)
There are 2 sessions per year of intensive testing, one at the beginning of the year and the other towards the end of the year. These tests include things like sprints, etc. boysreceive beep test and evaluation results according to their Soccer Training and testing results to indicate areas that require attention.
Monday: Brendan was not a normal school day to work and also train for 1.45 hours. He also played his League Premier Youth in Blacktown City Demons under coach Leo Carle. Monday night he also trained for over 2 hours with his team.
Tuesday: Brendan 1.45 hour train before school with Westfields Sports High.
Wednesday: Brendan train 1 hour before school and work extra on the bar and after school she trained with Premier Youth team for more than 2 hours.
Thursday: Brendan train 1.45 hours before school and evening off.
Friday: Brendan train for 1 hour swimming pool as part of his own regime after school at the Homebush Aquatic Center and the night off.
Saturday is game day for the Demon's Blacktown City defender.
That was 14 years old committed! Now you know his schedule. We asked Brendan and his parents a few questions to get into the mind of a professional football player in the future and her parents.
How important is education for you Brendan? Because I get older I now know that education is very important. It would be great to play football at the highest level and get paid lots of money but now I understand that I must try to balance my school work with my football commitments.
Mum & Dad? As far as that my wife Karen and I am concerned about education should head the sport. I can tell you that when Brendan accepted call atough Westfield Sports' football program under ball. Brendan education is always with the Catholic education system. Karen and I support Brendan's decision to attend on condition that the school will not suffer (so that he destroyed theory that reached Dux last year) that allows him to continue his secondary education at Westfield Sports to follow his true path dreamand passionthroughthe become soccer players elite soccer. After playing Rugby League itself at the level I can empathize with elitehigh Brendan'sgoals and saw him go from being a follower of sheep under the ratings (laughs) to develop the 5's throughthe with a lot of hard work and, most ofall selectedin development paths available, I for one could see the passion in his eyes. He may notbe as buthis most flamboyant as, application of commitment, dedication, work ethic, and brains in the paddock is second to none.
The best part of going to school Socceroo Harry Kewell and many attended feels really good to know that people like Kewell, Emmerton and many others in a variety of different sportshavebeen to school that I was in and? Withers fulfilled their dream of many hard work.I hope to do the same.
Brendan's father Fred is a Retired Police The officer and his mother Karen must be a mother, the busiest super most organized. Brendan has a brother Luke, aged 11 and a sister Emma aged 7, are all sports nuts!
As a parent, obviously you drive him to all the above, how many / effort required is no doubt it is very difficult and without Karenit certainly will -? almost not possible. Karen and I have to communicate daily to coordinate logistics who is taking whom and what time he should be somewhere! We as parents really committed to our activities whetherit's children at the highest level or not. Combining education with developing intelligent athlete.
What Brendan final ambitions (s)? I hope to make it overseas as a professional footballer and play with some of the best players. I also want to achieve academic results good just in case I did not make and I will have something to fall back. I want to continue to train hard and work on my weaknesses and my dream mightachieve somedaymaybeI.
Favorite player? Favorite team? Favorite food? Favorite TV show? playerthat my favorite football because I love to watch my position should John Terry or Rio Ferdinand. But Ialso enjoy watching Cristiano Ronaldo's explosiveness and uses quick feet to beat the opponent. My favorite team is the favorite food of Manchester United.My is a chicken schnitzel. My favorite TV show is the Simpson's.
Brendan also went to China with Westfields Sports High School as part of education about other cultures and of course to play football.
Down some impressive playing statistics:
2008 Re start Year 8 Elite Soccer Program for 2008 - Westfield's Sports High School.
2007 Letter of balance for the 2008 Blacktown City Demons U/14 's Premier Youth League.
2007 Selected to represent the boys U/13 's NSW Futsal Team Thunder. Championship Football NSW National Futsal State. Canberra 7 to 11 January 2008.
2007 Selected to represent the City of Sydney Eagles - Football NSW State Futsal Championships - Condell Park Indoor Centre.
2007 Selected to represent Metropolitan U/13 s West '- NSW State Titles, Albury NSW Soccer - Wadonga.
2007 Selected to represent the Blacktown City Demons U/13 's Premier Youth League. Minor Premiers - Grand champion.
2006 Selected to Enter Year 7 Program Elite Soccer for 2007 - Westfield Sports High School.
2006 Elected to represent the Inner West 'All Stars-Football FC' NSW Futsal Premier League.
2006 Elected to represent s Metropolitan West U/12 '- NSW State Titles, Soccer Nsw. Bathurst.
2006 Selected for the NSW MacKillop CPS Boys 'Football Team in the State of NSW PSSA Boys' Championship. Nelson Bay 6 to 8 June 2006.
2006 Selected to represent the Catholic Diocese of Parramatta.
2006 Selected to represent Bankstown U/12 's Metropolitan Attack Competition. (Captain Team).
2005 was chosen to represent s Metropolitan West U/11 '- NSW State Titles, NSW Soccer. Parkes.
2005 Selected for Regional Excellence Program participants (REP) - Soccer NSW.
2005 Selected to represent the Catholic Diocese of Parramatta.
2005 Selected to represent Bankstown U/11 's Metropolitan Competition Attack.
Sydney Coerver Elite Squad.
We would like to thank Brendan and his parents Fred and Karen for their honesty and allows us to document a small piece of their lives to show people others just what it takes to become a major sport at a young age. We wish Brendan every success academically and in football.
About the Author
Sergio Garcia is the Director of Australian Football Players, Australia's first website and business devoted to promoting young, talented, football players to professional football clubs and players agents world wide. http://www.australianfootballplayers.com.au
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