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Cincinnati United Premier U11 Girls (01-02 Age Group) Fall 2012 & Spring 2013 Bringing the Best Together! #1 Club in Cincinnati for Player Development 2001-2002 Age Group - Current State Cup Champs CUP Overview Contents Program


  1. Cincinnati United Premier U11 Girls (01-02 Age Group) Fall 2012 & Spring 2013 “Bringing the Best Together!” #1 Club in Cincinnati for Player Development 2001-2002 Age Group - Current State Cup Champs

  2. CUP Overview Contents Program Mission Statement  CUSC Organizational Structure  CUP Directors of Coaching  Head Coaches  Age Group Structure  Training Locations  Training Format & Frequency  Goalkeeper Training Program  Competition (Leagues)  Competition (Events)  Travel Requirements  Summer Camp  Columbus Crew A ffj liation  Premier Program Fees  Premier Program Fee Schedule  Volunteer Commitments  Fundraising  Uniforms  Proven Successes  Transition into CUP at U11  Questions & Answers 

  3. Principles of the CUP Mission Statement  Provide an environment in our program that produces the best players in Ohio South, Region II, and the Nation.  Players will be developed to compete at the highest levels of high school and college soccer.  CUP is managed and coached by professionals who will provide the highest level of soccer development experience consistent with age appropriate expectations and commitment levels.

  4. CUSC Organizational Structure Scott Rodgers Executive DOC CU CU CU CU CU CU CUP Sycamore Sycamore/ Lakota CUP South Lakota/ South- Crew /Mason/ Mason/ / Crew -east Monroe east Boys Lebanon Lebanon Monroe Girls Boys Boys Girls Boys Girls Girls Mike Mike Duncan Duncan John Scott (DOC) (DOC) McGinlay Brian Andy Andy Brian Rodgers (DOC & Page Szucs Szucs Page (E.D. & U11- (DOC) (DOC) (DOC) (DOC) U11- Bobby Bobby U23) U23) Puppione Puppione (DOC) (DOC)

  5. CUP Directors of Coaching Scott Rodgers, Executive Director and Girls Director  USSF A License; ODP Region II Coaching Sta fg ; Former Division I Head  College Coach; Former Division I College Player; Former National Pool Player Primary CUP Responsibility is the U15-U23 Girls  John McGinlay, Premier Boys Director of Coaching  UEFA B Coaching Badge; Former Professional player for Bolton  Wanderers (England), English Premier League; Former player for the Scottish National Team Primary CUP Responsibility is the U11-U23 Boys 

  6. Gold Team Coach: Bobby Puppione Current Position  Director of Coaching, Cincinnati United  Coaching Education  USSF “A” License  NSCAA Premier Diploma  USYS “Y” National License  NSCAA National Goalkeeping Diploma  Coaching Experience  OSYSA State Cup Champion Coach  Multiple OSYSA and AYSA State Cup Championships as Assistant  Coach Tournaments Champions at events such as CU Cup, Elite Invite, CASL  Showcase, St Louis Scott Gallagher Showcase, Blue Chip Showcase, etc. Former Varsity High School Coach and State Championship  Former Junior College Assistant Coach  OSYSA ODP Coach  Current coach: U13 Girls Gold, U9 Girls Barcelona, and U10 Girls  Celtic teams - multiple tourney, league, and state titles

  7. Black Team Coach: David Robertson Current Position  Cincinnati United - sta fg coach and trainer for CU Sycamore Mason  and Cincinnati United Premier Coaching Education  USSF B License  English FA Youth Psychology Certificate  Coaching Experience  Cincinnati United Soccer Club  Kentucky ODP Sta fg Coach  Classics Hammer Soccer Club - sta fg coach and trainer  Kings Soccer Academy - sta fg coach, trainer, and assistant director  of operations

  8. Silver Team Coach: Ben Urso Current Position  Sta fg coach for Cincinnati United and CUP  Coaching Education/Licensing  USSF B License  BS in Elementary Education  Masters in Curriculum and Instruction  Coaching Experience  Former ODP State and Regional Sta fg Coach  Ohio Elite Soccer Academy - Sta fg Coach - U9-U13 Girls  Classics Hammer Soccer Club - Sta fg Coach and Associate  Director of Coaching Youth Kolping Soccer Club - Sta fg Coach 

  9. Age Group Structure  Three high level teams will be developed - building ONE strong age group!  All three coaches will work with all teams to develop the players to their fullest for the future.  CU and CUP “bring the best together” - this age group will do just that!

  10. Training Locations  Outdoor Training and Game Locations  Metalex Park  Posey Hartman Complex  Alternative synthetic high school fields throughout the area in February & March  Indoor Training Locations  Wall2Wall  Gametime **Training locations may change based on field availability**

  11. Training Format & Frequency Training Frequency  2-3 nights per week (usually 3 nights)  Timeline  Fall training begins following the summer camp and  concludes in late October/early November Winter training provided and strongly encouraged  Spring training begins in late February/early March and  concludes in late May/early June Policy Regarding Participation in Other Sports  Commitment levels at these ages established by the coach  Most players at these ages participate in other sports,  particularly in the winter and summer months Most teams at this age expect players to prioritize soccer  during the fall and spring seasons

  12. Goalkeeper Training Program CUP goalkeeper training is directed by our Director of  Goalkeeping who has direct involvement on a regular basis with the CUP goalkeepers, specifically at U13-U18. Jim Adams; Former Professional Player, College All-  American & National Champion, Former Professional Assistant Coach, Former Assistant College Coach Greg Deutsch; Former Professional Player, Former College  Player, Former Professional Assistant Coach, USSF ‘C’ License & NSCAA National Diploma CUP goalkeepers receive separate training  commensurate with their abilities and CUP’s expectations. Training is generally o fg ered 1-2 times a week during the  season

  13. Competition (Leagues)  The Premiere League The best U11-U13 league in the tri-state area.  Clubs participating in the league include… Carmel, Michigan Hawks, OP Eagles, Lexington FC,  Javanon, Cleveland FC, and more BPYSL  One of the best U11-U13 leagues in the tri-state area.  CUSL  The strongest local league in the Cincinnati and  Dayton areas.

  14. Competition (Events)  CUP Strives to Bring the Best Competition to Us  Cincinnati United Cup  Elite Invitational  All Other Tournament Travel Requirements Determined by Individual Teams

  15. Travel Requirements (Outside of the Cincinnati/Dayton Area)  League Play  1-2 times per season games may be played in Louisville, Columbus, Indianapolis, Cleveland  Events  The amount of travel required for league play will influence what tournaments each team will attend.

  16. Summer Camp  Dates & Time TBA It will probably  begin around August 1 st .  Camp fee included in club fee (more than $150 value)

  17. Columbus Crew A ffj liation The Columbus CREW selected Cincinnati United  Premier to be it’s Southern Ohio a ffj liate. Our CREW a ffj liation provides unique benefits for our CUP players. CREW sta fg including Robert Warzycha (Head  Coach) and Brian Bliss (Technical Director) participate in CUP program development. CREW sta fg coaching for CUP girls and boys.  Opportunity to participate in MLS Showcase  tournaments and events exclusive to the MLS developmental programs.

  18. Premier Program Fees  What services are included in the Premier Program fee that are not included in the CU Program fee? Full time professional coaching and training  Full time professional management  Program specific goalkeeper training  Training sessions with Columbus Crew  coaches and players  $453 (2011/2012 Club fees) + Tournaments Expenses; Referee Fees; Uniforms (non- refundable) Note – All player fees are based on a minimum roster of 12 players.  Note – Fees subject to annual adjustment 

  19. Premier Program Fee Schedule  The fee payment schedule is posted in the resource center.  Parents are responsible for keeping up with the payment schedule.

  20. Volunteer Commitments Each team family will be required to volunteer  for 8 hours per year. Volunteer hours can be met in a number of ways (ie. – tournaments, registration, field clean-up, etc) Team volunteers Needed (including but not  limited to)… Parent Administrator  CU Cup Tournament Advertising Coordinator  Hotel Coordinator  Fundraising Coordinator  Tournament Volunteer Coordinator  Tent Storage and Assembly  Team Benches Storage and Assembly  Social Coordinator 

  21. Fundraising Kroger Cards  The program will rebate money back to the team to  be applied to the account. See your team admin for more details. Advertising Sales  Opportunities will be made for rebates for the CU  Challenge Cup through advertising sales Corporate Sponsorship Opportunities  CU is currently developing guidelines that would  allow teams to seek corporate sponsorship

  22. Uniforms Full Mandatory Package - $158.40 (as of 2010) Full Home Kit - $82.95 Full Away Kit - $75.45 Players will also purchase three training shirts - 1 for each day of training. (around $10 each) Current Optional Gear (not including Spirit Wear) Trofeo Training Top - $49.00 Trofeo Training Paint - $20.00 Copa Backpack - $45.95

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