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soccer63 #91376 11/28/07 02:06 PM
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I would agree with Manchester and soccer63 with their assessment of SC ODP. I would also add that I served as a parent chaperone for the boys Regional trip to Alabama a couple of years ago and all I can say is that everything was EXCELLENT ! The staff and coaches are first class and have the best interest of the players in mind. From the greatest player to the least player they all got one-on-one attention during the camp and were always encouraged.
Bottom line... great program and like all programs, can always get better!

soccer63 #91377 11/28/07 03:03 PM
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Soccer63,

Well said. My son has played ODP since he was 10 and he's built friendships with players from multiple clubs. Time well spent.


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Shrink Rap,

Thank you for your service to the ODP players. Such commitments of time by parents and coaches play a huge role in helping young players grow. The process of learning what is acceptable and unacceptable behavior as representatives of the State team or simply as individuals is part of the ODP experience.

Players who take pride in their accomplishments, believe in their team and themselves typically perform well during Interstate and Regional events.

Ultimately, such results come from instruction and thoughtful oversight. There are too many outstanding players who don't participate in ODP for whatever reason and that needs to change if SC is to give it's players the best opportunity to be seen at the top level.

It's human nature for scouting coaches to gravitate towards the most competitive teams, which is one reason why an emphasis needs to be placed on participation in the program.


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soccer63 #91379 12/03/07 02:14 AM
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Does anybody no when the Womens ODP Regionals will be held?? I know it is suppose to be in Alabama again, but can not find the dates.


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Hobo #91380 12/03/07 02:32 AM
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The SCYSA web site lists July 2008 but there are no specifics.

http://www.scysa.org/odp_calendar.shtml

4thekids #91381 12/03/07 03:37 AM
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all it says is JULY. We are actually going to try and plan a vacation without soccer and are needing dates.


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Hobo #91382 12/03/07 02:42 PM
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Can anyone tell me what kind of turn out the boys had yesterday?

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Depends on what age group your child is in. It is usually the first two weeks in July.

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Appeared to be fewer boys in both the 93 and 94 age groups.

Big Daddy #91385 12/03/07 04:57 PM
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'92 boys appeared to have the same numbers as last year. (around 42 or so). This was surprising due to the abscence of some Bridge players with Academy. I felt as did my son that although the numbers were the same the quality of player trying out was much improved. A very good showing by CESA this year will hopefully elevate the 92 team's performance.

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