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CYSA DISTRICT II - ODP
2009/2010
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CYSA charges a parking fee of $5.00 per day for all events at the Morgan Hill Soccer Complex, including ODP tryouts and Play Days.
Players2009-2010 season tryouts will be held on Saturday May 9th, and on Saturday and Sunday May 16th and 17th. Tryout times on all three days will be as follows:
9:00 11:00 a.m. U13U16 Boys
11:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. U13U16 Girls
1:00 3:00 p.m. U13U16 Boys
3:00 5:00 p.m. U13U16 Girls
Tryouts are currently scheduled to be held at the Morgan Hill Soccer Complex. Note This location is subject to change due to a new rental agreement under negotiation for the complex. Check here for the latest updates, or call Jack Rosenhan, Asst. ODP Coordinator, at (650) 494-3335. For more information or to register for the tryouts, download the PDF.
Attention Coaches!Any coach, in good standing, holding a National D license or above and interested in coaching a District II ODP team, should send their résumé to Jack Salvemini, ODP Coordinator, 3635 Jackson Oaks Ct., Morgan Hill, CA 95037 or e-mail him here. Your assistance is needed to help in this important first step in the ODP process which ultimately identifies the talented young players who will go on to play at the State or Regional ODP levels, or on U.S. Soccer youth or full national teams. Selections will be made by mid-March. Thanks.
Jack Salvemini
District II ODP Coordinator
Parents and PlayersSoccer legend Anson Dorrance, head coach at the University of North Carolina and former US national team coach, has written a short article discussing his views on the role "politics" plays in the tryout process. The article relates in an interesting way to the difficulty of making ODP selections, and the challenge this poses for players. This is valuable reading for both ODP hopefuls and their parents. Download the article.
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Cal-North State ODP Tryouts
Congratulations to all the District II players who were invited to the Cal-North State ODP tryouts in December 2008. This was one of our best showings in District 2 history. Thanks to all of our highly qualified and dedicated ODP coaches for their hard work!
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District
II Olympic Development Program (ODP)
ODP, which is open for tryout to all players, provides the ultimate experience and training for the players selected. District II's ODP players compete against players from other districts within CYSA, ultimately leading to the selection of state and regional ODP participants, and national team invitees. Each year several players from all over CYSA (including many District II players) are selected for national boys and girls teams. District II ODP tryouts are held in the spring of each year, while the state tryouts are held in December for the following year's State ODP pools. Regional ODP camps are generally held in late June or July. This program opens numerous opportunities for our youth players.
2009/2010 District II ODP Coordinator: Jack Salvemini (408) 779-4131 (e-mail: jsandrea@garlic.com)
2009/2010 District II ODP Asst. Coordinator: Jack Rosenhan (650) 494-3335 (e-mail: d2odp@sbcglobal.net)
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ODP FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)
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Is ODP a big commitment? |
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Yes, ODP is a big commitment if you are one of the fortunate 20 players chosen. You are expected to participate in 1 3 practice sessions or games per week, which can begin right after tryouts and continue through the summer. There are also extra practices and/or scrimmages to prepare for ODP Play Dates in September and October. |
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How long is the District II
ODP Season? |
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The ODP District season runs from mid-May until mid-October, at which time the selections for invitation to the State ODP pool are made. |
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When are ODP practice days, and where are the practices held? |
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Each coach selects his or her own practice days and fields. Fields are at a premium in District II, but coaches try to secure a field which is centrally located whenever possible. |
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Will participating in ODP
conflict with my club team? |
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ODP should not conflict with
your club/league team. |
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Will I receive confirmation that my child is registered for ODP? |
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No. Just assume that he or she is. |
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Should I enclose a copy of my
child's birth certificate? |
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Not at this time. It is only necessary if your child is selected for the District II Olympic Development Program. |
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