The 4th edition of FUTSOC USA got its start during the latter part of 2010 as it entered a combined group of quality U13 and U14 players in the recent USYSA / FYSA / SFUYSA regular season, playing as SFE-FUTSOC. This group will serve as the next great selection of players to carry-on with the exciting and nationally recognized tradition of the previous three editions.
The first phase of this 4th edition, part of the renowned player development program FUTSOC has become so well known for nationally, had a most successful season as the team finished off the season with an important victory and a couple of ties against top tier teams in the 2nd division. More importantly, the individual players developed a tremendous sense of tactical play, high level conditioning, and furthermore, technically improved beyond expectations.
What gives this success so much meaning, is that half the team were comprised of 12 year old players and the other half of the players were of the 13 age level, playing against teams which were comprised of primarily 14 year olds. Obviously, our boys gave way to greater motor skill development and larger, faster players, but did overcome these disadvantages with great cunning and outstanding ball control and possession. Never was this more evident, than during our outstanding 2-2 season-ending match against Weston FC at Vista Park, in a match which was supposed to have resulted in a lopsided defeat by our team.
Congratulations to our fine group of boys...we are all so very proud of you and know, that the upcoming US CLUB SOCCER tournament season and next session will have great rewards for this young and talented group!
No.
Name
Position
00
Nicolas Schwarz
Goalkeeper
01
Sergio Schenquerman
Goalkeeper / Defense
02
Diego Parra
Defense
03
Giancarlo Musetti
Defense
04
Diego Castillo
Defense
05
Brandon Weksztein
Midfield
06
German Dominguez
Midfield
07
Diego Oliva
Defense
08
Santiago De La Quintana
Midfield
09
Jorge Cuervo
Midfield
10
Alejandro Mitrano
Midfield / Forward
11
Joel Sadovnic
Midfield / Forward
12
Rafael Saavedra
Defense
13
Jordan Wingeier
Defense
14
Marcus Gustavsson
Defense / Midfield / Forward
15
Alejandro Cruz
Midfield / Forward
16
Fernando Ramirez
Defense / Midfield / Forward
17
Andres Buitrago
Defense / Midfield
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The Annual FUTSOC Winter Mini Camp
Technical skill development
Tactical concepts and applications
Physical development and conditioning
Applied soccer drills and exercises
Teamwork, sportsmanship and social development
Games (soccer golf, soccer volley, soccer tennis, etc.) 11 v 11, 5 v 5, 3 v 3, 1 v 1, and more
Field trips (To Be Determined)
Guest players, coaches and trainers
Location: Tequesta Trace Park (on Indian Trace Blvd.), City Of Weston
Dates: Monday, December 20th through Thursday, December 24th 2010 and Monday, December 27th through Thursday December 30th
Times: 9:00AM – 4:30PM
Ages: Boys and Girls ages 4 – 18 years old (other ages subject to approval)
Insurance: Fully insured (liability and accident insurance policy)
Supervision: Ratio of one (1) qualified counselor for every seven (7) participants
The 2010 Darton College men's soccer team has started the season in exceptional form, winning all five of its matches to date, with four having been shutouts. As a result, the team currently is ranked No. 6 nationally in the latest NCAA - NJCAA polls. Congratulations to the strong backbone of players from our FUTSOC USA ENIGMA, who have served as the foundation for this national power:
Sean Duble, Jonathan Osorio, Matias Aristegui, Diego Lara, Sebastian Vallejo, and Travis Rovillo.
These same players participated in this year's SDL season where they won the season league play and were subsequently crowned Florida State Champions, Region III Regional Champions, and ended ranked No. 4 at the USSF / USASA National Championships in Overland Park, Kansas, this summer.
Congratulations, stay humble and the best of luck the rest of the season!
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FUTSOC USA ENIGMA Teams Up With Schulz Academy
We are pleased to announce that the nationally renown soccer clubs Schulz Academy and FUTSOC USA ENIGMA have entered a partnership to initiate a premier level development program for youth players at the highest levels of the beautiful game. A combination of the disciplined structured mentality of the European players, combined with the flair and free-spirited nature of the Latin American player, will generate a unique player fully equipped to meet the demands of soccer today and in the future. This hybrid program promises to be one of the most sophisticated and unique programs in the country.
Under the direction of Joseph Schultz, one of the premier Coaches / Trainers in the U.S., and Jose Tamayo, a greatly experienced and nationally recognized Technical Director / Manager, two greatly dynamic and forward thinking minds, come together to create a synergy, which in time will yield extraordinary results. This will be a carefully formulated plan, which will address the player physiology, psychology, technical proficiency and tactical awareness, as it applies to the demands of the game today! Every effort will be made to employ the finest compilation of information from some of the most respected futbol clubs around the world...all for the exclusive benefit of the youth players who form a part of this exciting program.
In excess of a combined 50 years of coaching experience between the two highly respected soccer directors, five national championships in Super Y League action, and countless victories and championships at the most prestigious tournaments in the nation, Schulz Academy and FUTSOC USA ENIGMA are extremely well positioned to undertake this great challenge. An upcoming announcement which is forthcoming within the very short term, will solidify this unique partnership and elevate its stature among the most elite clubs in the nation, if not internationally.
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FUTSOC USA ENIGMA U23 National Select Squad
The U23 FUTSOC USA ENIGMA National Select squad attended the FIFA / USASA National Championships in Overland Park, Kansas as one of eight (8) finalists from around the U.S. representing the State of Florida as state champion and Region III as Region co-champion. This superb squad advanced to the nationals with a team comprised of some of the best talent FUTSOC USA has ever developed along with the addition of some other top level players from the South Florida area.
Ending group play with a 1-1-1 record against some of the finest competition in the country (over 300 teams were involved originally from all over the U.S.), FUTSOC USA ENIGMA completely outplayed and controlled possession time against every single opponent it faced, and was generally regarded by all present, as the finest, classiest, most sporting team at the tournament. We certainly became a fan favorite with our very traditional Latin American possession style of play, which frustrated our most worthy opponents. With a few breaks and having possibly overcome some untimely injuries to some key players at the event, we may have had even greater success..however, we are most happy with the results and the overall experience!
In the end, the team lost to eventual champion Chicago Fire by a score of 2-0, finishing in 4th place in the nation. This experience was exceptional in every regard - from facing some of the best teams in the nation, and playing at one of the absolute finest pure soccer venues in the world at Overland Park Soccer Complex, to the organization and management of the event by the USASA. This was a first class event which we hope to begin preparing for to qualify once again as it is held in Phoenix, Arizona next year.
Our sincerest congratulations go out to this exceptional squad, one of the absolute finest teams ever assembled in youth soccer in Florida. They are:
Goalkeepers:
Sean Duble, Felipe Londono
Defenders:
Juan Lemos, Sebastian Vallejo, Kevin Ante, Jonathan Osorio, Daniel Cardona, Alvin Quaye, Lemar Nyack, Felipe Ortega, Julian Montoya
Midfielders:
Juan Gonzalez, Gonzalo De Mujica, Icaro De Oliveira, Brian Cardozo, Darryl Gordon, Sebastien Ramirez, Gilbert Ruiz
Forwards:
Aly Hassan, Reginald Faucher, Jairon Moreno
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FUTSOC FUTSAL 2010 Indoor League
The 2010 edition of the FUTSOC Futsal Indoor Soccer League concluded yesterday with a playoff series which will be long remembered after the season ends. The highly heralded powerhouse squad of Team Red Devils, overcame a very difficult first half to pull out an 8-7 victory in the championship match over a very tenacious Team Fiera FC opponent. Spurred by league leading scorer Honorino Landa (35 goals) - who added four (4) brilliant goals in the final match, outshined a superb five (5) goal performance by the worthy opponent's Jimmy Monsalves, allowing them to walk off with the trophy and completing a perfect 8-0-0 season. Team Red Devils was lead by the outstanding goalkeeping by the great Pedro Batista - who also was named league MVP, winning the prestigious Golden Ball, extremely tough defenders Tommy Aguayo and Diego Figueroa (absent for the final), 3rd league leading scorer Andrea Lopera, and a very talented and tough group of Jose Gonzalez, Orlando Zuluaga, Diego Rios, Victor Paula, and Dario Caldas
A quarterfinals session gave us an unexpected upset take place, as Team Fernando surprised all with a season turnaround thrashing of 10-3 over a very tough and talented Ecuador squad. Accompanying this fine team to the semi-finals were the teams of FC Fiera (11-3 winners over FDC Weston, the league's winner of the FAIR PLAY AWARD), Jogo Feito (16-12 winners over a defiant Team Douglas), and lastly, eventual champion team Red Devils.
A most noteworthy mention goes out to the FDC Weston Heat (FAIR PLAY AWARD winners this season) and all its players who consistently demonstrated the true ideals of excellent sportsmanship, clean play (least number of fouls in a season with only 25 fouls) and general solid performances, upholding to the highest level the very essence of what competitive play should be at any level. Sincerest appreciation and congratulations to this fine and worthy team and group of quality men. Runner-up for this award was the Champion team Red Devils, demonstrating that quality talent and quality fair play can form part of one same squad.
To all remaining participants, thank you for your commitment to our young league, which concludes only its second season. My extreme gratitude for your high level of play, consistent respect of the Laws of the Game, your adherence to our own complementary rules and in general, your keeping on schedule every session this season. You are to all be sincerely commended and we look forward to having you back even stronger for next season!
Playoff Summary
Quarterfinals
Joga Feito 16 :: Team Douglas 12
Fiera FC 11:: FDC Weston Heat 3
Team Fernando 10:: Ecuador 3
Red Devils - BYE
Semi-Finals
Red Devils 9 :: Team Fernando 7
Fiera FC 11:: Joga Feito 10
Championship Final
Red Devils 8:: Fiera FC 7
Awards
Team
Champion Team - Red Devils
Sub-Champion Team - Fiera FC
Fair Play Award - FDC Weston Heat
Individual
Golden Ball Award - Pedro Batista
Golden Boot Award - Honorino Landa
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FUTSOC USA ENIGMA U23
The FUTSOC USA ENIGMA U23 team has been crowned champion of the state of Florida and one of two (2) representatives of Region III, to compete in the USSF / USASA U23 National Championships in Overland Park, Kansas on July 23 – July 25.
The FUTSOC USA ENIGMA U23 team, which is comprised of an elite 22 player squad, will be one of eight (8) regional champions to square off for the National Championship. Our final roster will be announced by June 18. Best wishes and much success in attempting to bring the first national championship in this category to South Florida.
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FUTSOC
FUTSOC FUTSAL LEAGUE Futebol de salão - Fútbol sala /de salón - Indoor Soccer
We are proud to announce the introduction of the FUTSOC Futsal League, at Sagemont Lower School in the City of Weston
Register your teams now!!!
Contact Information: FUTSOC USA DIRECTOR / FUTSOC Futsal League - DIRECTOR
Jose Tamayo – Tel. No. 954.907.6848
FUTSOC Futsal League - ASST DIRECTOR
Fernando Ramirez – Tel. No. 954.629.0004
FUTSOC Futsal League - ASST YOUTH DIRECTOR
Francisco Tamayo – Tel. No. 954.907.6725
DETAILS Location: Sagemont Lower School in the City of Weston Start Date: June 23th – August 25th, 2009 Players: 5 players on field at a time (and 5 substitute players max per team with unlimited substitutions) Season: 7 Game minimum guaranteed per season, plus semi-final and final if qualified) Schedule: One game weekly, minimum. Game times: 5:00 pm – 11:00 PM. Game length: 2 – 25 minute halves, with 5 minute halftime Cost: $500.00 per team (payable prior to start of season, no exceptions), $50.00 per player Rules: Combination of FIFA and USSF rules Teams: Adult Over-30, Adult Open, Coed and Youth Leagues
Website: www.futsocusa.net/futsal.html
E-Mail: FUTSOCUSAENIGMA@AOL.COM
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2009 FUTSOC Summer Soccer Program is back!
FUTSOC Summer Soccer Program is back again for another exciting year at Tequesta Trace Park in Weston. With participants coming from neighboring Sunrise, Plantation, Davie, Miramar and Pembroke Pines, this year promise to be a most exciting one. Anticipated field trips and visits from professional and college level soccer players will add more excitement to our already great atmosphere.
For all information please click on the following link >>>>> Click Here
To register click the following link >>>>> Click Here
For further information, contact: Jose Tamayo 954.907.6848 or FUTSOCUSAENIGMA@AOL.COM
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Soccer Development League (SDL)
USSF / FSSA / USASA Affiliation
The Soccer Development League (SDL) is celebrating its 25 year anniversary of existence, and FUTSOC USA is proud to announce its participation in this highly reputable league. The composition of the league is geared toward elite high school and college level players, and will consist of an 18 game schedule and playoffs. The league is limited to 10 teams in the South Florida area and will commence late March, and run through until its conclusion in August.
The cost of the program is $130.00 and will include, team registration with the Florida State Soccer Association (FSSA), the individual player registrations with the United States Soccer Federation (USSFA) and Referee Fees for the entire season. Joining the SDL is not expensive, nor is it complicated. Playing in the SDL guarantees player and fan safety (zero tolerance for extreme behavior), electronic player registration, top class referees, liability and medicl insurance, visibility for college and professional level soccer...and more! The SDL is under the umbrella of the U.S. Soccer Federation, which allows further play into the State and National Cups. many existing national team players were discovered while participating in the USASA leagues around the country!
For further information, please contact FUTSOC USA ENIGMA Coach Jose Tamayo, at: 954.907.6848, via FACEBOOK (Jose Tamayo) or via E-mail at: futsocusaenigma@aol.com
FUTSOC USA is proud to unveil its new uniforms for the upcoming 2009 - 2011 season. Our apparel manufacturers overseas has spent a great deal of time and effort in satisfying our strict requirements and have produced a spectactular uniform which will become synonymous with our historic program, as did prior editions to our uniforms. These will be manufactured with the finest materials available in athletic wear and will become available during the summer.
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US Soccer Announcement
Alejandro playing with US National Team v. Honduras
In February of 2009, one of our more prominent and talented youth soccer players - midfielder Alejandro Bedoya, was called up to the US MNT for a friendly match against Honduras at Home Depot Center in Carson, California.
Alejandro Bedoya, who is presently initiating his professional career with Örebro SK of the Swedish First Division was a starting member of the famed FUTSOC USA ENIGMA Elite and Super-Y teams early this decade, where he led the team to signifigant victories and gained valuable experience under the guidance of Technical Directors Fernando Ramirez, Gustavo Rivera and Jose Tamayo.
After positive reviews of Alejandro Bedoya's preformance against Honduras, there seems a very strong posibility that this fine young man may earn a permanent spot on the team that travels to the 2009 World Cup in South Africa. We wish our alumnus great success and good fortune in the years to come.
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Player Update
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 2009 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 2009 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.
2007-09 FUTSOC USA Enigma Alumni... Where are they now?
Name
University / Professional league
Alberto Benarroch
University of Florida
Alvaro Yusty
Appalachian State / Barry University
Alejandro Bedoya
Boston College
Arman Rahemi
Palm Beach Atlantic University
Ben Schlang
Emory University
Bermudez Roa
Towson University
Bryan Zorilla
Colombia - Professional Leagues
Christian Jerome
Europe
Christian Raudales
Gulf Coast University
Christian Silva
University of South Florida
Ciro Martinez
Florida Atlantic University
CJ Phelps
U.S. U18 - Mens National Team
Daniel Cardona
Darton College
Daniel Lovera
University of Central Florida
Diego Lara
Darton College
Dj Lima
Gulf Coast University
Duran Mitchell
University of Michigan
Dylan Waller
University of West Florida
Estefano Barriga
Darton College
Felipe Londono
St. Thomas University
Lucas Dicroce
Florida International University
Francisco Pelicon
Argentina
Garreth Williams
University of Florida
Giovanni Gomez
Lenoir Rhyne Universiy
Gonzalo de Mujica
Stetson University
Hunter Howayeck
University of South Carolina
Icaro de Oliveira
Brasil - Professional Leagues
Ivan Velez
East South Central College
Jackie Kim
St. Andrews University
Jamie Thomas
Lenoir Ryne University
Javier Bermudez Roa
Townson University
Jesse Fullerton
Florida International University
Josh Semerene
Northeastern University
Juan Sebastian lara
Darton College
Juan Zuluaga
St. Thomas University
Julian Montoya
California JCC
Kevin Ante
Gulf Coast University
Kevin Wolfe
Penn State University
Kian Michki
University of West Florida
Luiz Yamashita
Virginia Tech
Manuel Gonzalez
Gulf Coast University
Marc Lyon
Florida International University
Michael Channel
Brasil - Professional Leagues
Mike Fernandez
American University
Mike Muralles
Stetson University
Nate Weiss
North Carolina State University
Nickardo Blake
East South Central College
Pablo Punyed
St. Johns University
Richie Debrigard
University of Florida
Ryan Shanaghan
Lenoir Rhyne / University of West Florida
Santi Alexis
University of South Florida
Sean Duble
U.S. U20 - Mens National Team / Mercer College
Sebastian Ramirez
Virginia Commonwealth
Sebastian Vallejo
Darton College
TJ Merrigan
Florida Atlantic university
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Premier Elite Pre-College Training
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!
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