Cincinnati United Premier U11 Girls (01-02 Age Group) Fall 2012 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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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

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CUP Overview Contents

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Program Mission Statement

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CUSC Organizational Structure

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CUP Directors of Coaching

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Head Coaches

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Age Group Structure

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Training Locations

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Training Format & Frequency

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Goalkeeper Training Program

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Competition (Leagues)

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Competition (Events)

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Travel Requirements

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Summer Camp

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Columbus Crew Affjliation

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Premier Program Fees

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Premier Program Fee Schedule

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Volunteer Commitments

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Fundraising

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Uniforms

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Proven Successes

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Transition into CUP at U11

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Questions & Answers

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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.

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CUSC Organizational Structure

Scott Rodgers Executive DOC

CUP Crew Boys CU South

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

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CUP Directors of Coaching

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Scott Rodgers, Executive Director and Girls Director

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USSF A License; ODP Region II Coaching Stafg; Former Division I Head College Coach; Former Division I College Player; Former National Pool Player

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Primary CUP Responsibility is the U15-U23 Girls

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John McGinlay, Premier Boys Director of Coaching

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UEFA B Coaching Badge; Former Professional player for Bolton Wanderers (England), English Premier League; Former player for the Scottish National Team

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Primary CUP Responsibility is the U11-U23 Boys

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Gold Team Coach: Bobby Puppione

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Current Position

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Director of Coaching, Cincinnati United

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Coaching Education

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USSF “A” License

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NSCAA Premier Diploma

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USYS “Y” National License

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NSCAA National Goalkeeping Diploma

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Coaching Experience

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OSYSA State Cup Champion Coach

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Multiple OSYSA and AYSA State Cup Championships as Assistant Coach

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Tournaments Champions at events such as CU Cup, Elite Invite, CASL Showcase, St Louis Scott Gallagher Showcase, Blue Chip Showcase, etc.

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Former Varsity High School Coach and State Championship

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Former Junior College Assistant Coach

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OSYSA ODP Coach

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Current coach: U13 Girls Gold, U9 Girls Barcelona, and U10 Girls Celtic teams - multiple tourney, league, and state titles

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Black Team Coach: David Robertson

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Current Position

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Cincinnati United - stafg coach and trainer for CU Sycamore Mason and Cincinnati United Premier 

Coaching Education

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USSF B License

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English FA Youth Psychology Certificate 

Coaching Experience

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Cincinnati United Soccer Club

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Kentucky ODP Stafg Coach

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Classics Hammer Soccer Club - stafg coach and trainer

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Kings Soccer Academy - stafg coach, trainer, and assistant director

• f operations

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Silver Team Coach: Ben Urso

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Current Position

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Stafg coach for Cincinnati United and CUP

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Coaching Education/Licensing

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USSF B License

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BS in Elementary Education

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Masters in Curriculum and Instruction

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Coaching Experience

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Former ODP State and Regional Stafg Coach

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Ohio Elite Soccer Academy - Stafg Coach - U9-U13 Girls

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Classics Hammer Soccer Club - Stafg Coach and Associate Director of Coaching Youth

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Kolping Soccer Club - Stafg Coach

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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!

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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**

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Training Format & Frequency

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Training Frequency

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2-3 nights per week (usually 3 nights)

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Timeline

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Fall training begins following the summer camp and concludes in late October/early November

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Winter training provided and strongly encouraged

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Spring training begins in late February/early March and concludes in late May/early June

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Policy Regarding Participation in Other Sports

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Commitment levels at these ages established by the coach

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Most players at these ages participate in other sports, particularly in the winter and summer months

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Most teams at this age expect players to prioritize soccer during the fall and spring seasons

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Goalkeeper Training Program

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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.

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Jim Adams; Former Professional Player, College All- American & National Champion, Former Professional Assistant Coach, Former Assistant College Coach

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Greg Deutsch; Former Professional Player, Former College Player, Former Professional Assistant Coach, USSF ‘C’ License & NSCAA National Diploma

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CUP goalkeepers receive separate training commensurate with their abilities and CUP’s expectations.

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Training is generally ofgered 1-2 times a week during the season

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Competition (Leagues)

 The Premiere League

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The best U11-U13 league in the tri-state area. Clubs participating in the league include…

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Carmel, Michigan Hawks, OP Eagles, Lexington FC, Javanon, Cleveland FC, and more

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BPYSL

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One of the best U11-U13 leagues in the tri-state area.

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CUSL

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The strongest local league in the Cincinnati and Dayton areas.

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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

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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.

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Summer Camp

 Dates & Time TBA

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It will probably begin around August 1st.

 Camp fee

included in club fee (more than $150 value)

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Columbus Crew Affjliation

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The Columbus CREW selected Cincinnati United Premier to be it’s Southern Ohio affjliate. Our CREW affjliation provides unique benefits for our CUP players.

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CREW stafg including Robert Warzycha (Head Coach) and Brian Bliss (Technical Director) participate in CUP program development.

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CREW stafg coaching for CUP girls and boys.

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Opportunity to participate in MLS Showcase tournaments and events exclusive to the MLS developmental programs.

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Premier Program Fees

 What services are included in the

Premier Program fee that are not included in the CU Program fee?

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Full time professional coaching and training

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Full time professional management

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Program specific goalkeeper training

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Training sessions with Columbus Crew coaches and players

 $453 (2011/2012 Club fees) + Tournaments

Expenses; Referee Fees; Uniforms (non- refundable)

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Note – All player fees are based on a minimum roster of 12 players.

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Note – Fees subject to annual adjustment

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Premier Program Fee Schedule

 The fee payment schedule is

posted in the resource center.

 Parents are responsible for keeping

up with the payment schedule.

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Volunteer Commitments

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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)

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Team volunteers Needed (including but not limited to)…

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Parent Administrator

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CU Cup Tournament Advertising Coordinator

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Hotel Coordinator

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Fundraising Coordinator

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Tournament Volunteer Coordinator

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Tent Storage and Assembly

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Team Benches Storage and Assembly

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Social Coordinator

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Fundraising

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Kroger Cards

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The program will rebate money back to the team to be applied to the account. See your team admin for more details.

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Advertising Sales

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Opportunities will be made for rebates for the CU Challenge Cup through advertising sales

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Corporate Sponsorship Opportunities

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CU is currently developing guidelines that would allow teams to seek corporate sponsorship

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Uniforms

Full Home Kit - $82.95 Full Away Kit - $75.45

Full Mandatory Package - $158.40 (as of 2010) Current Optional Gear (not including Spirit Wear)

Trofeo Training Top - $49.00 Trofeo Training Paint - $20.00 Copa Backpack - $45.95

Players will also purchase three training shirts - 1 for each day of training. (around $10 each)

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Proven Successes

Overview – Player Development

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Recognized as one of the top 21 clubs in the country and #2 in OSYSA (one point behind the OP Eagles), and #1 in the greater Cincinnati area based on development criteria http:// www.topdrawersoccer.com/club- soccer/club-soccer-rankings/ women

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Since 2003, CUP has developed 170 female players to play collegiately, which is more than any other club in the greater Cincinnati area.

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Since the 2008/09 season, CU has placed more players on to the ODP Region II Teams than any club in the greater Cincinnati area.

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Since the 2008/09 season, CU placed more teams in the Ohio South (OSYSA) State Cup finals, Semifinals, and Quarterfinals than any other soccer club in Ohio South (OSYSA).

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Proven Successes

Overview – Team Development/Club Opportunity

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Team Development

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Numerous OSYSA State Cup Championships

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Numerous Region II Championships

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Numerous National Level Tournament Championships

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Club Opportunity

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Opportunities to train with

• ne of the best stafgs in

the country

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Annual opportunities to train with Columbus Crew coaches and players

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High level goalkeeper training on a regular basis

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High level tournament and league play exposure

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Proven Successes

College Players - 2011 Class

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Annie Beard Ohio University

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Jen Laking Tiffjn University

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Jaclyn Elmore Northern Kentucky

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Ashley Locke Messiah College

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Katie Markesberry Xavier University

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Alex Azeez Purdue University

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Brooke Barden Purdue University

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Carolyn Hartman Lynn University

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Sidney Huth Bowling Green

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Liz Finley Ohio University

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Brooke Edwards Slippery Rock

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Hailee Schlager Slippery Rock

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Katie Bourgeois St. Francis (PA) University

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Lacy Engle University of Dayton

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Tonya Frasik Ohio Dominican

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Alex Ancona Otterbein University

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Proven Successes

College Players - 2010 Class

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Molly Allen Butler University

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Mary Allen Butler University

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Sam Arbutina South Alabama

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Alli Backscheider Butler University

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Kaitlyn Buczek University of Cincinnati

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Ashley Buns Air Force Academy

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Alyssa Carmack Bowling Green University

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Janelle Coates Eastern Kentucky University

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Kim Connor Ohio Northern University

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Taylor Dearbaugh University of Kentucky

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Nicole Donnelly Eastern Kentucky Univ.

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Lauren Hettinger University of Cincinnati

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Courtney Hoenicke St. Bonaventure

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Jessie Jarrett St. Louis University

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Mollie Kuramoto Purdue University

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Alexa Levick Vanderbilt University

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Monica Melink Indiana University

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Sammi Miller Wilmington College

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Jenny Petree Western Michigan

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Kristin Pierce IUPUI

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Paula Savchenko Nova Southeastern Univ.

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Michelle Watson Western Michigan University

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Carley Williams Transylvania University

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Sanam Zahedi University of Cincinnati

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Note – we have additional players in the age group that are finalizing their choices.

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Proven Successes

College Players – 2009/2008 Class

2009 Class

Brianna Alvarado Old Dominion University Margaux Andrews Vanderbilt University Marie Argo Valparaiso University Christine Brewer University of Cincinnati Laura Bush

Old Dominion University

Grace Goldman University of Northern Iowa Shannon Grueter Hanover College Alexis Heard

Eastern Michigan University

Katie Johnson

University of Cincinnati

Carly Knue

Emory University

Lauren McMahon Wittenberg University Hailey Morris

Emory University

Deja Tennon

Eastern Kentucky University

Madeline White Case Western University Bridget Reder

Ball State University 2008 Class

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Jackie Arroyo Ball State University

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Becky Clever Valparaiso University

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Erin Hammerin Butler University

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Allie Keefer Wittenberg University

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Melanie McGlaughlin Xavier University

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Bethany Miller Xavier University

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Kiley Miller IUPUI-Fort Wayne

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Laura Painter Indiana State University

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Cara Paxson Mount Olive College

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Megan Reimer Gardener-Webb

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Becca Sellars Mars Hill Colleg

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Dori Steele Wright State University

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Amanda Sullivan University of Indianapolis

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Katelyn Turner Bowling Green University

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Proven Successes

College Players – 2007/2006 Class

2007 Class

Jennifer Altimier

East Tennessee State

Morgan Barnhart

Winthrop College

Randi Granat

Urbana University

Ashley Green

Eastern Kentucky University

Carolyn Gross

Heidelberg College

Katelyn Hausfeld

University of Akron

Megan Holthaus

Earlham College

Susan McKinley

University of Evansville

Brooke Rogers

University of Alabama

Kristin Tenhundfeld Transylvania University Noel Amend

Urbana University

2006 Class

Kristen Arnold

Indiana University

Gillian Belfort

Ball State University

Lorrin Bertsch

Wright State University

Megan Bush

Wright State University

Brittany Cummins

University of Maryland

2006 Class Continued

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Julie Kavanaugh Miami University (Ohio)

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Casey Keefer University of Louisville

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Kelly Kinsella Ohio University

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Amy Lower Ohio University

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Jessie MacLean Ohio University

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Emily Miller University of Dayton

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Abby Mink Wright State University

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Emily Morgan College of Charleston

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Cara Nielsen Eastern Kentucky Univ.

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Caitlin Profitt University of Dayton

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Katy Rudokas Xavier University

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Maddy Shumaker Eastern Kentucky Univ.

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Emily Speed Eastern Kentucky Univ.

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Lauren Steuer The Ohio State University

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Ashley Thompson University of Louisville

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Ashley Vaughan Wright State University

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Olivia West University of Georgia

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Sarah Wiggers College of Charleston

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Chelsea Yauch Auburn University

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Proven Successes

College Players – 2005/2004 Class

2005 Class: Girls

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Julie Dean Denison University

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Andrea Bouldin Eastern Michigan Univ.

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Molly Buns University of Tennessee

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Amanda Campbell Bowling Green University

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Kay Connelly Marquette University

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Brianne Eisenhard Bowling Green University

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Amanda Gallow University of Dayton

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Lauren Garcia Williams College

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Betsy Jacobs Kent State University

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Jen Johannigman University Cincinnati

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Jessica Mello University of Louisville

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Courtney Mink Ohio University

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Colleen Posey University of Alabama

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Carla Schierloh Northern Kentucky Univ.

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Erika Schmitt Ohio University

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Rachel Ulrich University of Kentucky

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Susan Loeffmer Xavier University

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Jenn Vilkoski Ball State University

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Sarah Ash Denison University

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Brittni Lally University of Alabama

2004 Class: Girls

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Kristen Miller Ohio University

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Rachel Mees University North Carolina Charlotte

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Lindsey Carstens University of Illinois

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Parrissa Eyorokon Purdue University

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Shannon Chambers Troy State University

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Sarah Gaunt University of Kentucky

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Amanda Penter Tiffjn University

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Lindsey Price Ohio University

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Lindsay Martin Ball State University

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Haja Dumbuya University of Akron

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Brittany Woods Gardner-Webb University

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Danielle Young Ohio University

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Kristen Thomas Indiana State University

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Megan Garrett Wittenberg University

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Heather Burchett Marshall University

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Jessica Wheeler St. Francis University

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Addie Burton Lehigh University

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Ashley Durand Heidelberg College

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Kara Gostisha University of Illinois

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Courtney Robertson Cincinnati State

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Katie Hurst Wilmington College

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Proven Successes

Professional & National Team Players

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CUP Professional Players

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Lindsey Carstens

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Norway

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Parissa Eyorokon

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Washington Freedom

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CUP National Team Players

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Olivia West (pool)

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Parissa Eyorokon (U23 team)

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Jay Atkinson (pool)

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Nicole Hopkins (National Camp)

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Claire Falknor (International Events)

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ODP State Team Players

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Hundreds of players over the years

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CUP is a supporter of ODP

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Proven Successes

National Level Tournament & League

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Disney Showcase

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Multiple Championships

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Raleigh Showcase

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Multiple Championships

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Orange Classic

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Multiple Championships

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Annual Adidas Blue Chip participants

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Showcase format, no championship

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Annual Carmel Showcase participants

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Showcase format, no championship

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Las Vegas College Showcase

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U-15 Girls 2007 Champions

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OSYSA State Cup

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Multiple Championships – Club formation – Present

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Regional Championships

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Multiple Championships – Club formation

• Present

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Transition into CUP

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Consistent communication between Bobby, Andy, & Brian throughout the year.

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U10 CU training at W2W – Winter 2012

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U10 Street Soccer Days, Combined Site Trainings, Scrimmages, and Guest Playing

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Multiple Times between 2011-2012

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Q&A

Contact Bobby Puppione: bobbypuppione@yahoo.com