Extensive research into women's collegiate soccer is scarce, leaving gaps in the literature with little information available detailing the physical demands at different standards of play. Our purpose was to elucidate the physical demands of the Division I collegiate level and identify differences between playing positions. Twenty-three field players were observed during four competitive seasons using 10-Hz GPS units (Catapult Sports, Melbourne, Australia). Descriptive statistics and 95% confidence intervals were used to determine group and position-specific physical demands. Linear mixed modelling (LMM) was used to compare attacker, midfielder, and defender position groups. Total distance, high-speed distance, and sprint distance were 9486 ± 300 m, 1014 ± 118 m, and 428 ± 70 m, respectively. Furthermore, attackers were observed to cover the greatest distance at all speeds compared to midfielders and defenders. Our findings suggest that the physical demands of Division I women's soccer differ by position and appear lower compared to higher standards of play. Therefore, coaches and sports scientists responsible for the physical training of Division I collegiate players should consider the specific physical demands of the collegiate level and playing position when prescribing training, as well as in the development of their annual training programs.

Bibliographic identification PRESL, Aleš: Comparison of selected match performance parametres performances in modified forms of football. [Diploma thesis]. Charles Univerzity in Prague. Faculty of Physical Education and Sport. Department of Sports games. Supervisor: Phdr. Mario Buzek, CSc. Prague: FTVS UK, 2015. Abstract Title: Comparison of selected mach performance parametres in modified of fotball Objectives: The main target of the thesis is to compare and analyse match parameters in different age categories in football, mainly U8, U10 and U12 at various match performances during the game. The selected categories play various game systems. U8 4+1, U10 5+1, U12 7+1. The thesis at the same time focuses on the difference in IMP (Individual Match Performance) and its comparasion. Methods: The method of observation and analysing partial components is used in the thesis. The observation was mainly focused on the selection of younger age categories in which the development of football skills is on its top. For these categories I have collected crucial and essential information and data, the outcomes were further statistically evaluated. I have applied the method of analysing in the breakdown of particular disciplines and further provide a comparison of the selected match parameters. Results: The statistically...

Bibliographic identification PRESL, Aleš: Comparison of selected match performance parametres performances in modified forms of football. [Diploma thesis]. Charles Univerzity in Prague. Faculty of Physical Education and Sport. Department of Sports games. Supervisor: Phdr. Mario Buzek, CSc. Prague: FTVS UK, 2015. Abstract Title: Comparasion of selected mach performance in modified of football Objectives: The objective is to compare game parameteres in match and detailed analysis Methods: The work uses the indirect observation method in selected game performance, whitch I have used a video recording. I analyzed the parameters to record sheets. I statistically evaluated data. Results: We found frequency selected parameters. Passing, hagling, seat selection. Results presented what king of game parameters it is the match most often frequency Keywords: Modified forms, match performance, handling, of passing, seat selection, individual match performances