Two highly regarded FUTSOC USA Enigma players – C.J. Phelps (U19 US National Team) and Duran Mitchell (U20 Bahamian National Team) – have been cited by ESPN on their ESPN Rise magazine as two of the most talented upcoming players in the US.

Few states but lots of talent

By Sheldon Shealer
ESPNRISE.com

Updated: May 28, 2009, 9:25 AM ET

Only eight states offer high school soccer in the winter, but there's certainly no shortage of talent as evidence by the ESPNRISE.com Winter All-America squad.

Six of the 12 first-team players also are members on the U.S. Soccer under-18 national team. This year's All-America squad features eight players who led their teams to section or state titles.

Every first-teamer has signed with or is being pursued by NCAA Division I programs, and one player is entertaining turning pro instead of attending college. California leads the way with 18 players selected to the three teams, followed by Texas with nine and Florida with seven.

Details on the first-team players are included at the end of the ESPNRISE.com All-America list.
Note: Players are listed with position, name, school (city, state), year in school, college signing/commitment (if applicable).

First Team

F: Dakota Collins, Great Oak (Temecula, Calif.), Sr., UCLA
F: Ben Hill, Coppell (Texas), Sr., Southern Methodist
F: Hasani Sinclair, American Heritage (Delray, Fla.), Sr., South Florida
MF: Jose Altamirano, Southwest (San Diego, Calif.), Sr., San Diego State
MF: Paul Islas, Bullard (Fresno, Calif.), Sr., Cal Poly
MF: Patrick Mullins, Jesuit (New Orleans, La.), Jr., Maryland
MF: C.J. Phelps, Boca Raton (Fla.), Sr., undecided
MF: Dillon Powers, Plano (Texas), Sr., Notre Dame
D: Dominic Dailey, De La Salle (Concord, Calif.), Sr., undecided
D: Jacob Kaiser, El Toro (Lake Forest, Calif.), Sr., undecided
D: Andrew Quintana, Florida Christian (Miami, Fla.), Sr., Central Florida
GK: Keon Parsa, El Camino Real (Woodland Hills, Calif.), Jr.
Coach: Richard Hart, Holland Hall (Tulsa, Okla.)

Second Team

F: Josh Caffey, Belton (Texas), Sr., New Mexico
F: Anthony Salciccia, Prospect (Calif.), Sr., California
F: Jose Torres, Millikan (Long Beach, Calif.), Sr., undecided
F: Eric Verso, St. Francis (La Canada, Calif.), So.
MF: Johnny Espinoza, La Costa Canyon (Carlsbad, Calif.), Sr., undecided
MF: Jonathan Menoza, Lyman (Longwood, Fla.), Sr., Stetson
MF: Evan Raynr, Viewpoint (Calabasas, Calif.), Sr., UCLA
MF: Alexei Reyes, Jesuit (Dallas, Texas), Sr., Florida Atlantic
D: Kevin Ashworth, Palo Alto (Calif.), Sr., undecided
D: Matt Taylor, Bellarmine College Prep (San Jose, Calif.), Jr.
D: Kojo Thompson, Wellington (Fla.), Sr., Appalachian State
GK: Peter Johnson, Palo Alto (Calif.), Sr., Stanford

Third Team

F: Nick Ayers, Brophy Prep (Phoenix, Ariz.), Sr., Columbia
F: Nate Dombrowski, Jesuit (Dallas, Texas), Sr., Dayton
F: John Fitzpatrick, La Costa Canyon (Carlsbad, Calif.), Sr., California
MF: Zach Barnes, Marcus (Flower Mound, Texas), Jr.
MF: Duran Mitchell, St. Andrew's (Fla.), Sr., Michigan
MF: T.J. Nelson, Sachse (Texas), Sr., Southern Methodist
MF: Blake Smith, Boerne Champion (Boerne, Texas), Sr., New Mexico
MF: Zach Wolfenzon, La Jolla Country Day (La Jolla, Calif.), Sr., Harvard
D: Ryan McDuff, Plano (Texas), Sr., Brown
D: Tyler Swobe, Fresno Central (Fresno, Calif.), Sr., undecided
D: Tony Turcios, El Camino Real (Woodland Hills, Calif.), Sr., undecided
GK: Eric Reyes, University School (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.), Jr., UC-Santa Barbara

First Team Notes:

Dakota Collins, Great Oak (Temecula, Calif.): The UCLA signee has emerged as one of the great finishers in Southern California. Collins scored three goals in his final high school match, leading Great Oak to the CIF-Southern Section Division III title. He recently led his club team to the National Cup title.

Ben Hill, Coppell (Texas): Hill scored 17 goals and assisted on eight others while earning district player of the year honors. Hill, a Dallas Morning News first-team and all-state honoree, has signed with Southern Methodist University.

Hasani Sinclair, American Heritage (Delray, Fla.): Sinclair is one of the most explosive offensive talents in the U.S. The U.S. Soccer under-18 national team member scored 47 goals and had 14 assists while leading his high school team to a state title and a FAB 50 Top 20 final ranking. Sinclair signed with South Florida.

Jose Altamirano, Southwest (San Diego, Calif.): Altamirano, a U.S. under-18 national team member, scored 26 goals and had eight assists to earn section player of the year honors. Altamirano has signed with San Diego State.

Paul Islas, Bullard (Fresno, Calif.): The two-time Fresno Bee Player of the Year helped Bullard reach the CIF Southern Regional final. He scored 20 goals as a senior and ended his career with 92 goals. Islas is a U.S. under-18 national team member. He has signed with Cal-Poly.

Patrick Mullins, Jesuit (New Orleans, La.): Mullins was named the New Orleans Picayune All-Metro Player of the Year after helping New Orleans Jesuit to an undefeated state title. Mullins is a top Class of 2010 prospect and has verbally committed to defending NCAA champion Maryland.

C.J. Phelps, Boca Raton (Fla.): Phelps was named the Palm Beach Post Big School Player of the Year after leading Boca Raton to a Class 6A runner-up finish. Phelps, a U.S. under-18 national team member, scored 18 goals and had 18 assists. Phelps is entertaining turning pro instead of attending college.

Dillon Powers, Plano (Texas): Power was named the Dallas Morning News Player of the Year after helping Plano to a Texas 5A state title. The Notre Dame signee had 16 goals and 20 assists. He is a U.S. under-18 national team member.

Dominic Dailey, De La Salle (Concord, Calif.): Dailey was named the Contra Costa Times Player of the Year after leading De La Salle to a section title and a FAB 50 No. 2 final ranking. Dailey anchored a defense that allowed only 12 goals in 25 matches.

Jacob Kaiser, El Toro (Lake Forest, Calif.): The Orange County Register Player of the Year. Kaiser was a defensive specialist who moved to midfield for the postseason and scored four goals in the team's final three matches, including the match-winner in a 1-0 CIF Southern Section Division I title over Millikan.

Andrew Quintana, Florida Christian (Miami, Fla.): Quintana is a U.S. under-18 national team member. Although primarily a defender in high school, he found his way into the attack and scored 21 goals while earning Miami small-school first-team honors.

Keon Parsa, El Camino Real (Woodland Hills, Calif.): Parsa is among the nation's Top 10 Class of 2010 goalkeeper prospects. He returned from a year in Spain to play for El Camino Real, where he posted 13 shutouts and led the squad to CIF-LA and CIF-Southern Region titles. Parsa was an ESP participant last summer.

Coach: Richard Hart, Holland Hall (Tulsa, Okla.): Hart guided Holland Hall to its second straight SPC Division I title, and in the process the team became the first Southwest Preparatory Conference team to crack the FAB 50 rankings. Holland Hall's lineup featured four NCAA Division I signees, and the team's 19-0-1 season pushed its undefeated streak to 31 matches.

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Men's Soccer Team : 2009 Roster

The 2nd annual Premier Elite Pre-College training sessions were carried out this summer for two groups numbering 21 total players. As usual, the primary objective of these sessions is to prepare both incoming freshman to college and existing college players for their upcoming soccer seasons. The ever-growing number of participants is due to the great success experienced in previous years training, which have prepared these fine elite players to the highest levels of physical conditioning available.

The most effective and modern techniques in the areas of speed training, power speed training, agility training, and endurance training, were applied over an eight week period with two sessions daily, under aerobic and anaerobic conditions. The student athletes demonstrated great resolve, dedication and total commitment to the program with stellar results and great complements from all their coaches.

Congratulations on your great success... see you once again next year!

The first adult league FUTSAL soccer championships were held at the Comerica Dome at Sagemont School in Weston. The match was a thriller from begining to end with teams exchanging the lead continually. Both teams were deserving of the win, however one team stood above all the rest during the entire season - MAESTRO FC, and they secured the championship final with a 7 - 5 victory over the powerful Red Devils team. The league MVP for this inaugural season was Batista (pictured above at lower right), the extrodinary goalkeeper for the MAESTRO FC. Congratulations to the champions and to all the teams who participated in this superb season of play.

The championship match for the inaugural Open Division for the FUTSOC Futsal Indoor Soccer League was held today (August 1st, 2009) at the Comerica Bank Dome at Sagemont School - Lower School Campus. Meeting for the first college-age level teams final, the GOONIES (comprised principally of players from national power Cypress Bay H.S.) AND CABRONES (a team comprised of elite soccer players from nationally ranked powers Sunset H.S., Varela H.S., Flanagan H.S., and Cypress Bay H.S.) met in a fast-paced, exciting match which was ultimately won by the GOONIES by a very tight score of 15-13.

Led by the outstanding goalkeeping of Juanchi Vizcarrondo and the offensive performances of Aly Hassan, Jamie Thomas and Jairon Moreno, the two teams battled through the first 30 minute half of play with a spectacular display of technical skill, tactical prowess and sheer determination, ending with a close 7-7 score. A sudden surge at the last moment during the final 10 minutes of the second half, gave the GOONIES a lead that they would never relinquish, taking the first time event with a regular season record of 8-1-1 (10-1-1 overall) and breezing through the semi-finals with a convincing victory over STA (a team comprised primarily of elite players from St. Thomas Aquinas). The Cabrones had a fine season, led by the offensive talents of Luiz Yamashita, Victor Angulo and Reginald Fauchner and the defensive capabilities of Francisco Tamayo and the stellar goalkeeping from Cory Chisolm and Felipe Londono.

Congratulations to the GOONIES for their dominating play throughout the season which ultimately included the championship final!

FUTSOC USA are very proud to announce the recent generous sponsorship received from ZAGARRA ORTHODONTICS, the highly respected and renowned orthodontic practice of Dr. Joaquin Sagarra DDS, MDS. New to our Weston area, Dr. Sagarra possesses well over 25 years of orthodontic experience, which he will bring to provide to our youths and adults.

With this gracious support, the FUTSOC Summer Soccer Program will directly benefit with new practice vests and other assorted equipment, so vital to the success of the same. Dr. Sagarra is a strong supporter of the practice of youth sports as a formation of healthy lifestyles, something which is entirely synonymous with the historic efforts of all of our FUTSOC programs - premier elite soccer teams, summer soccer programs, winter soccer programs, elite group and individual training, pre-college training, indoor soccer, et al.

The long-awaited 2009 FUTSOC Summer Soccer Program is now accepting registrations and payments for the ten (10) week program. We anticipate a substantial increase in attendance this year due to the outstanding program held last summer.

In keeping with its long-standing tradition of offering the highest quality program at the very lowest price in all of South Florida, and in further recognition of the difficult economic times we are all experiencing, we will once again be keeping our pricing identical to last year. Special pricing will be available once again for large groups and multiple child registrations.

Do not delay in securing your child's spot for what promises to be our best summer soccer program to date. Click the link below..

FUTSOC USA Enigma - U-12 / U-13 and U-14 Premier Elite tryouts

Our nationally recognized premier elite club FUTSOC USA, is now preparing to select top level players and offer a very special opportunity to form part of the U-12/13 and U-14 FUTSOC USA ENIGMA premier elite squads.

Our FUTSOC USA teams traditionally are structured to form part of a long-term plan, heavily concentrating on the key areas of concern:

maintaining and encouraging strong academic performance,
strong familial bonds, 
carefully monitored physiological development,
psychological balance and harmony,
physical strengthening (agility, speed, endurance, flexibility),
technical development,
tactical comprehension,
proper nutrition, and
the highest level of preparation...

 in order to compete against the best teams in the U.S.

This unique program which has garnered much attention nationally,and has been requested to be emulated by various clubs around the country, is carefully planned, designed and implemented, with the highest degree of concern for the proper maturation and careful development of each youth.

FUTSOC USA is not about the club, it is about the player!

The plan is to elevate the youths playing capacity to the most competitive level attainable, always taking into account that winning is not the essence of their efforts, but rather succeeding and growing. We are not about burdening families with exorbitant fees and contracts. Quite the contrary, we are so secure in what we do, that we do not have anyone sign any contract whatsoever, and the player is free to leave at any moments prudent notice, if not content! All we require is a commitment which allows us the opportunity to train you and develop you, your parents commitment to support you in this endeavor, and the players unyielding propose to attend all practices, games and special events...and give an all out effort every time!

Do not delay! Ask around! Join the club which truly has the best interests in mind for the youth player wishing to participate most successfully, at the highest level of the beautiful game! The end result is quite simple. We wish to prepare you either as a student athlete for the ultimate level of participation in college or at the professional level, by the end of this program. You are more than just a soccer player for FUTSOC USA; you are a young man with great dreams and a burning passion to play soccer and constantly improve all along the future years of your young lives. We will be there with you, every step of the way. That is our commitment, that is our way!

As always, the plan is to enter the top premier and premier elite events nationally and internationally, as a U.S. Club soccer affiliate. This will be the third "cycle" of a program which originally started in the year 2000, which has seen the absolute highest level of success of any club teams in Florida, and certainly is considered among the elite programs in the nation. Our latest version of the program ended their cycle, ranked, as follows: Boys U19 - ranked No. 6 in the U.S. and the Boys U18, ranked No. 49th in the U.S. and climbing still, according to the most prestigious ranking service in the country - National Soccer Rankings (NSR). Link >>>>>  National Soccer Ranking.com

Our teams have been among the most successful in the nation over the last four years, competing at tournaments most clubs only hope of attending - U.S. Club Soccer Regionals and Nationals, Jefferson Cup, Baltimore College Showcase, Disney Showcase, Disney Cup Youth International Tournament, CASL Elite Shootout, Coca Cola Cup, the Score College Showcase, Score at the Shore Premier Elite Tournament, the Final Four Showcase, Surf Cup, Nomads Cup, Tampa Bay Sun Bowl, Gothia Cup, Brasil Cup, NSR Cup...and others!!

FUTSOC USA ENIGMA is undefeated against the vaunted USSF Academy teams (soundly defeating Potomac USSF, Atlanta Fire USSF,  Match Fit Academy USSF, FC Westchester, Bridge FA, Casl Elite, South Charlotte SA, and playing even with national champions Baltimore Bays, FC Delco USSF Academy, Real Colorado USSF Academy and McClean Academy. Further to this, along the way we have defeated the Canadian National Champion team Oakville Blue Stars and triumphed over 13 state champions in encounters at events around the U.S.

Lastly, our club is most proud to announce that we have had countless players selected and / or included in county, state, regional and USSF National teams, as well as USL Super Y league Regional and National Select squads...too many to enumerate! However, we are most proud of the fact that nearly all our student athlete players graduate and move on to the college level, benefiting from excellent ties at the local, state and national levels...and some are even playing abroad professionally in Europe, Central and South America.

FUTSOC USA competes to its own standards of excellence!

 NEW!!!      NEW!!!      NEW!!!      NEW!!!     NEW!!!

New to Weston and adjacent areas...the world's greatest training tool for youth technical development, tactical perception, balls skill, reaction speed enhancement, and much more...

FUTSOC FUTSAL (indoor soccer)

at the Sagemont School dome in the City of Weston..the finest air conditioned and indoor arena (non-wall soccer) in all of South Florida, devoted to the development of our youths for the beautiful game!!

 For Registration: go to the "Funding" tab and follow instructions...