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The U17 Girls team had an excellent showing, with multiple players attracting attention from college coaches.

The U15 Boys Black team led by the staff of Adam Allee, Eric Dutt & Rich Weber secured the club’s first ever CASL Championship at the event.  They went undefeated in competing against teams from Richmond, VA, Knoxville, TN and Raleigh, NC in securing the championship.  This included a thrilling final match victory over the CASL/Raleigh team in which they scored a goal in the final ten seconds to secure the win.

The U16 Boys Black team coached by Noah Braun also achieved great success and narrowly missed securing their championship by a single goal as a tie breaker in their division.  The U17 Boys Black coached by Reg Monsanto and U18 Boys Black coached by Micah Clukey also had great success on the field, but even more success in exposing their players to the numerous college coaches in attendance at the matches.  For these older team’s matches, there were oftentimes 25-30 college coaches in attendance with many players laying the foundation to begin communication with these coaches and build a future towards advancing to playing at the collegiate level.

Players, staff and family members were also exposed to great college campus tours of programs at the University of North Carolina, Duke University and Wake Forrest.  Additionally, they were able to attend the NCAA, Division I Men’s Soccer Championship/College Cup playoff match between the University of North Carolina and St. Mary’s.  

FC United looks forward to future announcements of FCU players committing to play college soccer.

  The following FC United players were selected (Listed by birth year):  1993:  Anthony Cedeno, Steven Danforth 1995: Carey Menifee  1996: Evan McVicker, Nicholas Weber 1997: Tim McGlynn, Bryan Mejia.

   The ODP Program, which brings together top players from across the United States and Canada, is a crucial component of the USL Super Y-League, offering the best players from the U13 to U17 age groups a chance to receive top-quality coaching and the opportunity to be scouted by U.S. National Team and college coaches. This year’s ODP age groups will feature the top players (192 girls & 192 boys) born in either 1995/96 or 1997/98.  The additional lists of players born in 1993/94 (non-camp selections) are posted to recognize the top players from those birth years. The list will be promoted to more than 1,000 colleges, the USSF National Staff and the Canadian Soccer Association.

  The camps are held annually at the world-class 400 acre campus and facilities of IMG Academies in Bradenton, Florida, home to the U.S. Soccer U-17 Residency Program. USL National Technical Director Peter Mellor, who has spent the past 18 years as a member of the U.S. National Staff and 25 years as an ODP coach, will direct the camps.

  In its first year of competing in Super-Y, the elite summer all-star league, FC United has clearly established itself as a top national competitive program with the selection of so many players to this elite program.  The club was also recently selected as a Top 20 National Boys Program Club by USL which is a significant achievement, especially for a first year Super-Y program.

  Super-Y Director of Coaching Adam Allee stated, “We are very proud of the teams that competed in the first ever Super-Y program in North Florida.  We definitely brought the highest level of play to the area and saw players compete and grow by being challenged both at training and matches.  The ODP nominations are a testament to the players’ hard work, and we are very proud of all of the selected players, as it was well deserved, and we wish them the best of luck at the National Camp.”

  FC United will conduct tryouts for the next Super-Y season starting in February.  Details for this as well as all FC United programs can be found at: www.fcunited.net.

For full details on Super-Y visit: http://supery.uslsoccer.com/ .

To find your team number, click here.

The U17 Girls team had an excellent showing, with multiple players attracting attention from college coaches.

The U15 Boys Black team led by the staff of Adam Allee, Eric Dutt & Rich Weber secured the club’s first ever CASL Championship at the event.  They went undefeated in competing against teams from Richmond, VA, Knoxville, TN and Raleigh, NC in securing the championship.  This included a thrilling final match victory over the CASL/Raleigh team in which they scored a goal in the final ten seconds to secure the win.

The U16 Boys Black team coached by Noah Braun also achieved great success and narrowly missed securing their championship by a single goal as a tie breaker in their division.  The U17 Boys Black coached by Reg Monsanto and U18 Boys Black coached by Micah Clukey also had great success on the field, but even more success in exposing their players to the numerous college coaches in attendance at the matches.  For these older team’s matches, there were oftentimes 25-30 college coaches in attendance with many players laying the foundation to begin communication with these coaches and build a future towards advancing to playing at the collegiate level.

Players, staff and family members were also exposed to great college campus tours of programs at the University of North Carolina, Duke University and Wake Forrest.  Additionally, they were able to attend the NCAA, Division I Men’s Soccer Championship/College Cup playoff match between the University of North Carolina and St. Mary’s.  

FC United looks forward to future announcements of FCU players committing to play college soccer.

  The following FC United players were selected (Listed by birth year):  1993:  Anthony Cedeno, Steven Danforth 1995: Carey Menifee  1996: Evan McVicker, Nicholas Weber 1997: Tim McGlynn, Bryan Mejia.

   The ODP Program, which brings together top players from across the United States and Canada, is a crucial component of the USL Super Y-League, offering the best players from the U13 to U17 age groups a chance to receive top-quality coaching and the opportunity to be scouted by U.S. National Team and college coaches. This year’s ODP age groups will feature the top players (192 girls & 192 boys) born in either 1995/96 or 1997/98.  The additional lists of players born in 1993/94 (non-camp selections) are posted to recognize the top players from those birth years. The list will be promoted to more than 1,000 colleges, the USSF National Staff and the Canadian Soccer Association.

  The camps are held annually at the world-class 400 acre campus and facilities of IMG Academies in Bradenton, Florida, home to the U.S. Soccer U-17 Residency Program. USL National Technical Director Peter Mellor, who has spent the past 18 years as a member of the U.S. National Staff and 25 years as an ODP coach, will direct the camps.

  In its first year of competing in Super-Y, the elite summer all-star league, FC United has clearly established itself as a top national competitive program with the selection of so many players to this elite program.  The club was also recently selected as a Top 20 National Boys Program Club by USL which is a significant achievement, especially for a first year Super-Y program.

  Super-Y Director of Coaching Adam Allee stated, “We are very proud of the teams that competed in the first ever Super-Y program in North Florida.  We definitely brought the highest level of play to the area and saw players compete and grow by being challenged both at training and matches.  The ODP nominations are a testament to the players’ hard work, and we are very proud of all of the selected players, as it was well deserved, and we wish them the best of luck at the National Camp.”

  FC United will conduct tryouts for the next Super-Y season starting in February.  Details for this as well as all FC United programs can be found at: www.fcunited.net.

For full details on Super-Y visit: http://supery.uslsoccer.com/ .