The Long Game Project is a community-rooted initiative addressing structural gaps in youth sports systems, with a focus on cohesion, mutual aid, and equity. Originating in Victoria, BC, the project supports families, coaches, and organizations with development-informed guidance that prioritizes belonging, creativity, and long-term outcomes over early selection and short-term performance.
Hi, I am Jeramie.
I am a mom of 4 athletic kids ages 11-20 years old. I work with parents, teams, and organizations who want to navigate youth sports, specifically soccer, thoughtfully—without panic, hype, or unnecessary pressure.
My work focuses on long-term player development, systems literacy, and helping families make informed decisions within an increasingly complex soccer landscape. I specialize in supporting high-potential, sensitive, creative, or early identified talented youth, and in helping adults understand what actually matters at different stages of growth.
My work includes:
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Strategic advising for parents making pathway decisions
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Consultation with teams and coaches on development-first environments
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Program and pathway assessment for clubs and community initiatives
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Education on selection timing, relative age effects, burnout, and retention
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Support for families seeking alignment rather than acceleration
I work selectively, by referral or application, and primarily with families and organizations who value belonging, creativity, and long-term outcomes over short-term results.
Based in Victoria, BC.