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Rising U8-U13 Tryouts/Evaluations

Rising U14-18 Tryouts

(Includes ECNL and Trials for USSDA)

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Dates, Locations and Times by area:               NORTH U8-U13             NORTH U14-U18

                                                                CENTRAL U8-U13          CENTRAL U14-U18

                                                                SOUTH U9-U13             SOUTH U14-U18

                                                                                         ECNL         US SOCCER DEVELOPMENT ACADEMY

GENERAL INFORMATION FOR ACADEMY AND SELECT TRYOUTS:

Pre Academy (U8) Evaluations are used to evaluate these young players for motivation, basic ball control and maturity.  We will use fun games, technical exercises and small-sided games to determine the ability of each player for placement for the upcoming year.  The Pre Academy program is currently available in the North and Central locations only.

Academy Evaluations (U9-U12) are used to evaluate players during speed/agility exercises, technical exercises, small-sided games, and scrimmages.  The professional staff, age group coaches, and guest evaluators will use this time to determine the ability of each player for placement on the appropriate team for the upcoming seasonal year.  

Select Tryouts (U13 and older) are a highly selective process done by our professional staff, specific age group coaches and guest evaluators.  Dependent on talent level and numbers, the coaching staff will form teams (Elite, Black, White, or Red) in each program (North Central, and South) that will place each player in the best environment for their individual development.

Tryout/Evaluation sign-up is offered in two ways.  All participants are HIGHLY ENCOURAGED to sign up using our online registration system prior to tryouts. This helps us prepare for the expected number of participants and will speed your check-in process.  Onsite registration will also be available; please allow additional time for this process. 

Players should plan to attend all three days of tryouts to give the coaches the best opportunity to see them in action. Some, but not all, players will learn their status before the end of tryouts. The selection process is very difficult and the coaches put a lot of time and effort into the selection process. Please allow the coach up to 48 hours after the last day to contact you. 

If you make the team, you have until Signing Day to make your commitment to the team. You will do this by submitting your signed registration form and all applicable fees due.

Signing Days
June 11, 2013 (U8-U13)

June 18, 2013 (U14-U18)

Financial Assistance - information coming soon

Tryout/Evaluation Information by Age and Location

Pre Academy and Academy

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Rising U8-U13 Tryouts/Evaluations 

2013-2014 Tryouts for  U8-U13 Players May 28, 29, and 30, 2013
Concorde Fire North Program                 Register: Rising U8-U13 Tryouts/Evaluations
Johns Creek UMC - 11180 Medlock Bridge Road; Duluth, GA  30097
Ashford Dunwoody - 3820 Ashford Dunwoody Road, Atlanta, GA 30319
Age Group Gender Dates of Birth Times Location U8 Girls 8/1/2005-7/31/2007 5:00-6:30pm Johns Creek UMC U9 Girls 8/1/2004-7/31/2005 5:00-6:30pm Johns Creek UMC U10 Girls 8/1/2003 - 7/31/2004 5:00-6:30pm Johns Creek UMC U11 Girls 8/1/2002-7/31/2003 5:00-6:30pm Johns Creek UMC U12 Girls 8/1/2001-7/31/2002 7:00-8:30pm Johns Creek UMC U13 Girls 8/1/2000-7/31/2001 7:00-8:30pm Montgomery (team will practice in North)           U8 Boys 8/1/2005-7/31/2006 5:00-6:30pm Johns Creek UMC U9 Boys 8/1/2004-7/31/2005 5:00-6:30pm Johns Creek UMC U10 Boys 8/1/2003 - 7/31/2004 5:00-6:30pm Johns Creek UMC U11 Boys 8/1/2002-7/31/2003 5:00-6:30pm Johns Creek UMC U12 Boys 8/1/2001-7/31/2002 7:00-8:30pm Johns Creek UMC U13 Boys 8/1/2000-7/31/2001 7:00-8:30pm Johns Creek UMC
Concorde Fire Central Program               Register: Rising U8-U13 Tryouts/Evaluations
Ashford Dunwoody - 3820 Ashford Dunwoody Road; Atlanta, GA  30319
Montgomery Elementary School - 3995 Ashford Dunwoody Road; Atlanta, GA  30319
A Age Group Gender Dates of Birth Times Location U8 Girls 8/1/2005-7/31/2007 5:00-6:30pm Ashford Dunwoody Field 4 U9 Girls 8/1/2004-7/31/2005 5:00-6:30pm Ashford Dunwoody Field 4 U10 Girls 8/1/2003 - 7/31/2004 5:00-6:30pm Ashford Dunwoody Field 3 U11 Girls 8/1/2002-7/31/2003 7:00-8:30pm Ashford Dunwoody Field 4 U12 Girls 8/1/2001-7/31/2002 5:00-6:30pm Montgomery U13 Girls 8/1/2000-7/31/2001 7:00-8:30pm Montgomery           U8 Boys 8/1/2005-7/31/2007 5:00-6:30pm Ashford Dunwoody Field 3 U9 Boys 8/1/2004-7/31/2005 5:00-6:30pm Ashford Dunwoody Field 4 U10 Boys 8/1/2003 - 7/31/2004 5:00-6:30pm Ashford Dunwoody Field 2 U11 Boys 8/1/2002-7/31/2003 7:00-8:30pm Ashford Dunwoody Field 2 U12 Boys 8/1/2001-7/31/2002 5:00-6:30pm Ashford Dunwoody Field 1 U13 Boys 8/1/2000-7/31/2001 7:00-8:30pm Ashford Dunwoody Field 1 - overflow to 3
Concorde Fire South Program                 Register: Rising U8-U13 Tryouts/Evaluations
Concorde Fayetteville - 1 Tiger Trail; Fayetteville, GA  30214
Age G Age Group Gender Dates of Birth Times Location U9/U10 Girls 8/1/2003-7/31/2005 5:00-6:30pm Concorde Fayetteville Lower A U11 Girls 8/1/2002-7/31/2003 5:00-6:30pm Concorde Fayetteville Lower B U12 Girls 8/1/2001-7/31/2002 6:30-8:00pm Concorde Fayetteville Upper B U13 Girls 8/1/2000-7/31/2001 6:30-8:00pm Concorde Fayetteville Upper C           U9/U10 Boys 8/1/2003-7/31/2005 5:00-6:30pm Concorde Fayetteville Upper A U11 Boys 8/1/2002-7/31/2003 6:30-8:00pm Concorde Fayetteville Upper A U12 Boys 8/1/2001-7/31/2002 5:00-6:30pm Concorde Fayetteville Upper C U13 Boys 8/1/2000-7/31/2001 5:00-6:30pm Concorde Fayetteville Upper B

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Tryout/Evaluation Information by Age and Location

Select - Classic and Athena

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Trials Information by Age and Location

Elite Clubs National Leage (ECNL)

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Rising U14-18 Tryouts

(Includes ECNL and Trials for USSDA) 

Elite Clubs National League (ECNL)					Register Here
Georgia Soccer Park - 3895 Ben Hill Road; East Point, GA  30349
Age Group	Gender	Dates of Birth	Level(s)	Times	Tryout Location	Practice Location
U14	Girls	8/1/1999-7/31/2000	ECNL	12:00-1:30pm	Georgia Soccer Park #1	varied locations
U15	Girls	8/1/1998-7/31/1999	ECNL	12:00-1:30pm	Georgia Soccer Park #2	varied locations
U16	Girls	8/1/1997-7/31/1998	ECNL	12:00-1:30pm	Georgia Soccer Park #3	varied locations
U17	Girls	8/1/1996-7/31/1997	ECNL	2:00-3:30pm	Georgia Soccer Park #1	varied locations
U18	Girls	8/1/1995-7/31/1996	ECNL	2:00-3:30pm	Georgia Soccer Park #2	varied locations

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Trials Information by Age and Location

US Soccer Development Academy (USSDA)

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Rising U14-18

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2013-2014 Trials for US SOCCER DEVELOPMENT ACADEMY (USSDA)

June 4, 5, and 6, 2013

US Soccer Development Academy (DA)					Register Here
3820 Ashford Dunwoody Road; Atlanta, GA  30319 (Ashford Dunwoody)
Age Group	Gender	Dates of Birth	Level(s)	Times	Tryout Location	Practice Location
U14	Boys	born on/after 1/1/1999	DA	7:00-8:30pm	Ashford-Dunwoody 2	Central
U16	Boys	born on/after 1/1/1997	DA	12:00-1:30pm	Ashford-Dunwoody	Central
U18	Boys	born on/after 1/1/1995	DA	2:30-4:00pm	Ashford-Dunwoody	Central

 For more information on our youth soccer programs click the links below:

U8 Pre Academy

U9-U12 Academy teams for boys and girls

U13-U18 Boys’ Classic teams

U13-U18 Girls’ Athena teams

 The May Development Camp is our largest camp of each year and is open to the public and all levels. This is a great camp for polishing each player’s technical skills along with some tactical situations in a fun environment. The camp format addresses the basic and advanced technical areas and ends with the players having the opportunity to play small-sided games to apply what they learned from the session.

Concorde Fire JCUMC CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

May 20 – May 23, 2013 (Monday-Thursday)

6:00pm - 7:30pm

U6 through U14 Boys and Girls

$60 for the whole camp OR $20 per session

Concorde Fire Ashford CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

May 20 – May 23, 2013 (Monday-Thursday)

5:30pm - 7:00pm

U6 through U14 Boys and Girls

$60 for the whole camp OR $20 per session

Concorde Fire Fayetteville CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

May 20 – May 23, 2013 (Monday-Thursday)

U6 through U14 Boys and Girls

$60 for the whole camp OR $20 per session

 For the second year in a row Concorde Fire’s Boys and Girls have been ranked in the Top 30 Best Clubs in the USA by Soccer America. 

Concorde Boys move up to #6 and Concorde Girls move up to #18

Congratulations are in order for 3 Concorde Fire U18 ECNL players - Allison Wetherington, Toni Payne, and Jane Campbell - for being selected to the upcoming Under-20 Women’s National team trip to Gavle, Sweden on May 24-June 3, 2013.  All 3 players have been involved with our National team program over the last couple of years. This is a special call-up for Allison as she’s missed the last couple of National team camps due to injury. She’s recently been cleared to play and got the invite. Jane and Toni were members (and starters) for the US Women’s U17 World Cup in Azerbaijan back in the Fall of 2012.  This a great honor for these players, their families, their team, and the club. Congrats, Allison, Toni, and Jane!!!

 Summer Camps - These camps are open to all levels of players. 

Skills Camp

The Concorde Fire Summer Skills Camps are designed to challenge players both technically and tactically. Training is dedicated to players looking to improve their foot skills, striking ability, agility and fitness before the fall season. The coaches will set up an environment that is intense and challenges the player’s technical and physical growth. Each day will end in a scrimmage so that players can utilize what they have learned during the day and have the opportunity to implement it in a game situation. The players will have fun as well as be challenged to improve! 

Staff: The staff will be comprised of professional coaches from Concorde Fire. All staff members are highly qualified to instruct and evaluate your child. 



Player to Coach Ratio: We keep player to coach ratios low so that each individual player will have the attention and direction he/she needs to develop and become a better player.

Goalkeeper/Striker Camp

The goalkeeping portion of the camp will focus on more advanced technical areas of goalkeeping (i.e. diving, parrying the ball, dealing with crosses, etc.) as well as honing in on the tactical side of goalkeeping.

The striker portion of this camp will focus on the more advanced technical areas of finishing (i.e. bending balls, volleys, heading) as well as some advanced tactics that a striker faces in games. The sessions will be more functional to the forward position as well as wide players and attacking midfield players. Any position player is welcome and will benefit, as they will experience some position-specific activities through the functional training.

NORTH           

Skills Camp: CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

CENTRAL

Skills Camp: CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

SOUTH           

Skills Camp: CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

By the Numbers: Development Academy Stars Bound for College

The impact of the U.S. Soccer Development Academy was evident during this year’s National Signing Day, as nearly 400 Development Academy players committed to college soccer programs throughout the country.

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IN THE IMAGE: Michael Gamble is one of seven U.S. Soccer Development Academy players who are headed to Wake Forest.

The impact of the U.S. Soccer Development Academy was evident during this year’s National Signing Day, as nearly 400 Development Academy players committed to college soccer programs throughout the country.

Nearly 400 players within the U.S. Soccer Development Academy have committed to college, with multiple clubs seeing 10 or more of their players bound for collegiate programs throughout the country.

Atlanta-based Concorde Fire leads the way with 15 players who will represent the likes of the Pac-12 Conference (Stanford-bound Adrian Alabi and UCLA-bound Holden Fender), the Atlantic Coast Conference (Andy Anglade to Clemson and Alex McCauley to North Carolina State), the Big East (Rutgers-bound Drew Morgan) and the Big Ten (Indiana University’s Derek Creviston).

One of the largest Development Academy influxes is at Wake Forest. The Demon Deacons’ 2012 class has been the topic of discussion both in the collegiate ranks and through various media outlets. Seven players within the Development Academy headline this group, which Wake Forest has stated as “one of the best recruiting classes” in program history.

Wake Forest’s class includes two-time NSCAA All-American Michael Gamble, who is ranked the No. 1 overall prospect in the 2012 class by College Soccer News. Gamble, Ricky Greensfelder and Andrew Harris were part of Baltimore Bays Chelsea. Other Development Academy players headed to Wake Forest include Thomas Haws (Lonestar SC), Philip Parker (Texans SC Houston), Jalen Robinson (D.C. United) and Alec Ferrell (Internationals).

The Development Academy influence was extensive within the ACC as a whole, with 40 Academy players bound for ACC schools this fall. The ACC has been a consistent producer when it comes to crowning a national champion. Four of the past five NCAA champs have come from the conference: North Carolina (2011), Virginia (2009), Maryland (2008) and Wake Forest (2007).

Here are some other interesting notes and numbers from last week’s signing day as it relates to the Development Academy:

1 – Top Drawer Soccer’s college recruiting ranking for Akron, led by head coach and U.S. U-23 head coach Caleb Porter, who brought in five Academy players: Matt Foldesy (Internationals SC), Alfred Koroma (Solar Chelsea), Fernando Piña (Houston Dynamo), Dillon Serna (Colorado Rapids) and Andrew Souders (Columbus Crew)

7 – Academy commitments to each of the following college programs: Bradley (Missouri Valley), George Mason (Colonial Athletic Association), High Point (Big South), North Carolina State (ACC), Southern Methodist (Conference USA) and Wake Forest (ACC)

10 – Nine Academy clubs have 10 or more commitments for 2012: Albertson (10), CASL Chelsea FC Academy (12), Concorde Fire (15), Crew Soccer Academy (10), Dallas Texans (10), FC West Chester (10), Lonestar SC Academy (10), Players Development Academy (10), Solar Chelsea SC (13)

40 – Academy commitments to ACC schools

393 – Overall Academy commitments as of Feb. 17.

Here is a comprehensive list of 2012 commitments by Academy club:

Albertson SC: Myles Bent (Stony Brook), Alex Butwin (Columbia), Ryan Cupolo (Fordham), Dakota Edwards (Maryland), Jake Freeman (Harvard), Edward Gibbons (Holy Cross), Hector Steven Lasso (Stony Brook), Jimmy Myers (N.J. Institute of Technology), Richard Robinson (Clemson), Eddie Viscount (Holy Cross)

Andromeda: Connor Copeland (Wofford)

Arsenal FC: Jacob Arrieta (California-Riverside), Philipp Dominique (California-Riverside), Wade Hamilton (Cal Poly), Michael Sperber (California-Irvine)

Baltimore Bays Chelsea: Mike Gamble (Wake Forest), Ricky Greensfelder (Wake Forest), Andrew Harris (Wake Forest), Malcolm Harris (Denver), Matt Shinsky (Columbia), Christopher White (Towson)

Birmingham United: Timothy Harbison (Liberty), Dylan Hobert (American), Reece Holcombe (Lipscomb)

Cal Odyssey: Gregory Antognoli (Cornell)

CASL Chelsea FC Academy: Joaquin del Rosario (North Carolina State), Griffin Heffner (Penn), Alex Herbst (Appalachian State), Everett McCord (Lehigh), Alex Olofson (North Carolina), Seth Poole (North Carolina State), Andrew Starnes (Virginia Military Institute), Ryan Thompson (Duke), C.J. Tikvart (Davidson), Eric West (Lafayette), Nicholas Williams (North Carolina), Sam Williams (North Carolina-Wilmington)

California Development Academy: Cody Giddings (Army), Tyler Thompson (Stanford), Connor Swartz (Virginia Tech)

Charlotte Soccer Academy: Jaron Bradley (North Carolina-Asheville), Ben Burdon (High Point), Nathaniel Goodwin (North Carolina-Wilmington), Brandon Kardos (North Carolina-Charlotte), John Kendall (Princeton), Ben Kern (Air Force), Kyle Parker (North Carolina-Charlotte), Santiago Patino (UNC-Wilmington), Austin Yearwood (High Point), Bennett Yort (Furman)

Chicago Fire: Zak Allen (Northwestern), Joey Calistri (Northwestern), Drew Conner (Wisconsin), Michael Kozielek (DePaul), Benjamin Kucera (Creighton), Danny Lojek (Notre Dame), Andrew Oliver (Indiana), Charlie Oliver (Northern Illinois)

Chicago Magic PSG: W. Lee Grander (North Carolina State), Brian Hindle (DePaul), Connor Mulhern (Holy Cross)

Chivas USA: Eric Gonzalez (California-Riverside), Jonathan Kupperman (Massachusetts)

Classics Elite: Tucker Hume (Rollins College), Walker Hume (Rollins College), Zach Treu (Tulsa)

Clearwater Chargers: Mark Biddinger (Louisville), Jacob Frahm (North Florida), Danny George (Florida Gulf Coast), Michael Mitchell (South Florida), Pat Shelton (High Point), Rheese Wiltshire (Elon)

Colorado Rapids: Karsten Hanlin (Denver), Shane O’Neill (Virginia), Dillon Serna (Akron)

Colorado Rush: Joe Morales (Bradley), Liam O’Connor (New Hampshire), Aki Ohtake-Gordon (Loyola Marymount)

Concorde Fire: Adrian Alabi (Stanford), Andy Anglade (Clemson), Derek Creviston (Indiana), Holden Fender (UCLA), Jose Garcia (North Carolina-Wilmington), Preston Gayton (Clemson), Jack Goldberg (Memphis), Westin Lendon (High Point), Alex McCauley (North Carolina State), Matthew Melton (Appalachian State), Marek Moffett (IUPUI), Vaughn Moore (Bucknell), Drew Morgan (Rutgers), Reed Norton (Georgia Southern), James Rushton (Penn)

Crew Soccer Academy: Cheick Diawara (Wright State), Brett Elder (Wright State), Tommy Granot (Fordham), Connor Klekota (Notre Dame), Zak Leedom (West Virginia), Zach Mason (Ohio State), Ryan McLaughlin (College of Charleston), Rhodes Moore (Xavier), Andrew Souders (Akron), David Witkoff (Georgetown)

Crew Soccer Academy Wolves: Jerome Cristobal (Michigan State), Connor Furgason (Western Michigan), Jack Brown (Michigan), Jake Genrich (Bowling Green), Vicente Jaramillo (Detroit-Mercy), Evan Kozlowski (Duquesne), Alexander Mendonca (Detroit-Mercy)

Crossfire Premier: Ian Adams (Seattle Pacific), Austin Allison (St. Mary’s California), David Gebert (Washington), Hamza Haddadi (Seattle Univ.), Jake Hallgrimson (San Diego), Vincent Nguyen (Seattle Univ.), Conner Pichette (Western Michigan), Nico Terentjev (Western Washington), Uche Ugwoaba (Seattle Univ.)

Dallas Texans: Geoff Hill (Old Dominion), Owen Kalis (Memphis), Ashkan Khosravi (Calfornia-Riverside), J.T. Kotowski (Bradley), Tony Pagano (Dayton), Andre Reyes (Old Dominion), Caleb Richardson (Kentucky), Jacob Speed (Kentucky), Kyle Underwood (West Virginia), Ryan Ward (Air Force)

D.C. United: Damilola Adetola (Villanova), Ryan Harmouche (George Mason), Ahmed Ismail (George Mason), Peter Lee (Army), Dakota Niedermeier (Maryland), Jalen Robinson (Wake Forest), Michael Russo (Central Florida), Marcus Salandy-Defour (Virginia), Edgar Zepeda (George Mason)

De Anza Force: Paul Blanchette (Loyola Marymount), Matthew Escobar (Portland), Noah Gaines (California-Irvine), James Huffer (Santa Clara), Thomas Janjigian (California-Irvine), Ryan Masch (Santa Clara), Max Ornstil (Santa Clara), Colby Trah (Portland), Kody Wakasa (Cal Poly)

Empire United: Alex Bono (Syracuse), Liam Callahan (Villanova), Patrick Casey (Fordham), Eric Colon (St. Francis-Pennsylvania), Jordan DiLapo (Loyola-Maryland), Tyler Forbes (Colgate), Adam Lauko (Wisconsin), Stefanos Stamoulacatos (Syracuse)

FC Dallas: Michael Ambrose (Maryland), Mark Ashby (Harvard), Daniel Garcia (North Carolina), Nicholas Rochowski (New Mexico)

FC DELCO: Nathan Arronson (Lafayette), Shane Campbell (Penn State), Andrew Herr (Michigan State), Harrison Kendall (Syracuse), Logan Keys (Long Island)

FC Greater Boston: Marco Addonizio (Bryant), Jay Marchand (Holy Cross), Victor Parra (Rhode Island)

FC Milwaukee: Patrick Hodan (Notre Dame), Logan Ketterer (Bradley), Cheenuj Shong (Wisconsin-Green Bay)

FC Westchester: Steven Arraiano (Marist), Cesar Ceja (Marist), Alex Kapp (Boston College), Lucas McBride (Boston Univ.), Maximilian Moog (Loyola-Maryland), Daniel Norris (Boston College), Tomas Penfold (Monmouth), Connor Preece (Marist), Ian Robinson (Rutgers), Darek Wajda (Northeastern)

Georgia United: Connor Davis (Wofford), Kevin Hady (Wofford), Austin Pack (North Carolina-Charlotte)

Houston Dynamo: Fernando Piña (Akron)

IMG Soccer Academy: Max Brashear (Cornell), Daniel Friedwald (Lafayette), Joey Hutchinson (Florida Gulf Coast)

Indiana United Fire Academy: Vince DiPrimio (Evansville), Thomas Sanner (Princeton), Mason Webber (Butler)

Internationals: Alec Ferrell (Wake Forest), Matt Foldesy (Akron), Steven Machi (High Point), Zach Martin (Indiana), Sachem Wilson (Liberty)

Kendall SC: Daniel Gonzalez (Florida Gulf Coast), Jesus Gonzalez (Gonzaga), Andrew Mattek (Florida International), Nahuel Medina (Long Island)

LA Galaxy: Juan Cervantes (UCLA), Grady Howe (UCLA), Sager Jambusaria (Northwestern), Kebe Mamadou (Cal Poly)

Lonestar SC Academy: Ben Chittick (St. Mary’s-California), Terry Delancy (South Florida), Bertrand Gaschot (Northern Illinois), Thomas Haws (Wake Forest), Khalil Karl (Saint Louis), Kyle McDonald (Northern Illinois), Michael Nelson (North Carolina State), Cameron Niccum (Army), Matt Schwarz (UMBC), Parker Thornton (Northern Illinois)

Match Fit Chelsea: Jameson Lochhead (Brown), Tanner Sica (Long Island), Kevin Tejada (Bryant)

McLean Youth Soccer: Peter Lam (George Mason)

Met Oval: Casey Densing (Binghamton), Jonathan Kowalczyk (Siena)

Minnesota Thunder: Abdallah Bah (Wisconsin-Green Bay), Tyler David (Saint Louis), Zachary Fennessy (Providence), Evan Panken (Notre Dame), Brandon Welter (Drake)

New England Revolution: Devin Devoy (Northeastern), Jack Hilger (Princeton), Colin Sweeney (High Point), Mitchell Taintor (Rutgers)

New York Red Bulls: Brandon Allen (Georgetown), Maximilian Brown (Northeastern), Diego Ceron (Holy Cross), Mael Corboz (Rutgers), Freddy Elliot (Columbia), Eric Lagg (Seton Hall), Gabriel Robinson (Cincinnati), Luke Rossi (Columbia), Sean Sheridan (Villanova), Scott Thomsen (Virginia)

NJSA 04: Ryan Groffie (Colgate), Chris Hill (Richmond), Josh Toribio (Towson)

North Carolina Fusion: Erik Casterline (North Carolina-Asheville), Noah DeAngelo (North Carolina-Greensboro), Myles Mansfield (Elon), Sam McBride (Elon), Alec Rotunda (Davidson), Cole Schwietering (North Carolina-Asheville), Adam Storm (High Point)

North Meck SC: Trey Hemphill (North Carolina-Asheville), Brandon Jordi (Richmond), Mason McCarter (Appalachian State), Emory Orr (Dartmouth)

N.Y. Cosmos Academy: Dakota Barnathan (Virginia Commonwealth)

Oakwood SC: Matt Barry (Providence), Luke Melody (Holy Cross), Eric Venezia (Massachusetts), Tim Whalen (Brown)

PA Classics: Ryan Bertrando (Lehigh), Kyle Bitterman (Fordham), Kelton Cheney (Penn State), Billy Heavner (UMBC), Quincy Thomas (Memphis), Jonathan Wenger (Elon)

Pateadores: Mason Case (Brown), Kyle Chin (Lehigh), Connor Gaal (San Francisco), Weston Meckes (Long Island), Brian Vail (Lehigh)

Players Development Academy: Wallis Debourou (St. Francis-Pennsylvania), Casey DeFluri (Villanova), Christiano Francois (Maryland), Kieran Kemmerer (Rutgers), Robert Kroschwitz (Rider), Mike Lansing (Bucknell), Matthew Mayewski (Penn State), Shane Mulcahy (Lehigh), Brandon Savino (St. John’s), Jelani Williams (St. John’s)

Potomac: Peter Behm (American), James Merriam (West Virginia)

Real Colorado: Jake Gilchrist-Dudley (Bradley), Jesse Ham (Cal Poly), Jacob Martinez (Cincinnati), Aaron Safadi (George Mason)

Real Salt Lake AZ: Julio Alcaron (San Diego State), Brian Bates (Dayton), Junior Gbapou (Yavapi College), Cole Nagy (UCLA), Joseph Speshock (Air Force)

Real So Cal: Quentin Anson (Lafayette), Dante Nino (Cal State-Bakersfield), Shane Steffes (Cal State-Northridge), Brandon Vincent (Stanford)

Richmond Kickers: Haydon Bennett (West Virginia), Dan Laurentano (Virginia Tech), Christopher Spates (West Virginia)

Richmond Strikers: Kevin Roberts (George Mason), Valeriy Sviderskiy (Davidson), Todd Wharton (Virginia)

St. Louis Scott Gallagher Metro: Faik Hajderovic (Evansville), William “Mack” Hasinger (Evansville)

St. Louis Scott Gallagher Missouri: Louis Berra (Ohio State), Justin Bilyeu (Southern Illinois-Edwardsville), Zach Hollstrom (Michigan State), Nick Rizzo (Colgate), Connor Sparrow (Wisconsin-Milwaukee)

San Diego Surf: Eric Budnewski (California-Davis), Jared Hegardt (Santa Clara), Ryan Kretz (Loyola Marymount), Leon Prikhodovskiy (Loyola Marymount), Christopher Wehan (New Mexico)

Santa Cruz Breakers: John Chronopoulos (Cal Poly), Slater Meehan (Stanford)

Seacoast United: Andrew Chaput (New Hampshire), Elijah Soko (Dartmouth)

Seattle Sounders FC: Michael Gallagher (Washington), Jesse Klug (Bucknell), Aaron Kovar (Stanford), Joe Mancini (Seattle Univ.), Nick Raskasky (West Virginia), Jordan Schweitzer (Denver), Justin Solomon (Seattle Univ.), Keenan Townsend (San Diego State)

Shattuck-Saint Mary’s Soccer Academy : Joe Chabries (Army), Jacob Gandarilla (Southern Methodist), Emil Gonsalvez (North Carolina-Asheville), Blake Jones (Hartford), John Lujano (Southern Methodist), Parker Victor (Gonzaga)

Sockers FC: Jason Lesch (Bradley), Mick Maley (Northwestern), John Pothast (Marquette), Patrick Schulz (Marquette)

Solar Chelsea SC: Zachary Bennett (Michigan State), Ryan Condotta (Old Dominion), Chandler Crosswait (Denver), Eric Dinka (Georgia Southern), Reagan Dunk (Denver), Blake Elder (Air Force), Dalton Eudy (Providence), Alfred Koroma (Akron), Brenden Lee (Southern Methodist), Zachary Mathers (Duke), Mason Miller (Central Florida), Cole Missimo (Northwestern), Murphy Short (Southern Methodist)

South Carolina United Battery: Joseph Amon (North Carolina), Ryan Arambula (South Carolina), Connor Bauknight (Wofford), W. Connor Dunbaker (Air Force), Wesley Eads (South Carolina), Nestor Jaramillo (Wofford), Devin L’Amoreaux (South Carolina), Nico Rittmeyer (North Carolina), Luke Waechter (North Carolina-Charlotte)

South Central Premier: Tucker Hackett (Sacred Heart), Sam Rosen (Dartmouth)

Sporting Kansas City: Andrew Brown (Bradley), Eric DeJulio (Creighton), Daniel Hare (Loyola-Chicago), David Isaacks (Rhode Island), Andrew Lightner (Dayton), Andrew Miller (Baker), Nate Opperman (Evansville), Derek Schrick (Southern Methodist), Taylor Walter (Colgate), Drew Wilson (Fort Hays State), Shane Woods (Drury), Evan Wright (St. Louis); Isai Gutierrez (Barton County Community), Eduardo Moreno (Barton County Community), Garrett Pulliam (Barton County Community), Jacole Turner (Barton County Community)

South Central Premier: Zach Zurita (Monmouth)

Strikers FC: Mats Bjurman (California-Irvine), Sean Dhillon (Cal Poly)

Texans SC Houston: Christian Duarte (Cal State-Bakersfield), Michael King (Southern Methodist), Philip Parker (Wake Forest), Luis Ramirez (Louisville), Leobardo Vazquez (Southern Methodist)

Texas Rush: Mitch Ostrowski (Butler), Philip Piper (Yale)

Vardar SC Freiburg: Tariq Akeel (Brown), Jeff Adkins (Butler), Zachary Carroll (Virginia), Sean Hazen (Western Michigan), Erik Kelly (Western Michigan)

Virginia Rush: David Ellis (George Mason)

Weston FC: Martin Giordano (Stony Brook), Brian James (Virginia), Troy Manheimer (Stony Brook), Anthony Ricci (Florida Gulf Coast)

Please note that there could be omissions (email ccorr@ussoccer.org to include any updates), as players continue signing national letters of intent through Aug. 1.

Related Topics :  Development Academy

Concorde Fire's Mikayla Krzeczowski is going into the upcoming U15 Girls US Soccer Youth National Team camp in Texas on May 5-11.  Mikayla is a Goalkeeper on the U15 Concorde Fire ECNL team and has been a common selection for Youth National team camps at this age in the last couple of years.

Concorde Fire Qualifies 4 teams for National and Regional Championships 2013

 U18 Concorde Fire Elite National League 1st Place                           U16 Concorde Fire Elite National League 1st-2nd Place

National Championship Qualifiers 2013:

U18 Concorde Fire Elite coached by Steve Muccillo finished 1st in its group for National League with a 4-0-3 record. 

Group Standings Click Here

U16 Concorde Fire Elite coached by Gregg Blasingame finishs either 1st or 2nd in group (final results March 2013) with a 5-1-1 record.

Group Standings Click Here

U17 Concorde Fire Elite 1st Place SPL (Region III)                                U18 Concorde Fire Elite 2nd Place RPL (Region III)

Regional Championship Qualifiers 2013:

U17 Concorde Fire Elite coached by Mike Gailey finished in 1st place in Southern Premier League (SPL, Region III) with a 5-0-2 record.

Group Standings Click Here

One Note:

U15 Concorde Fire Elite coached by Ibrahim Abousaud, currently in 2nd place, are waiting on results from the March event to know if they qualify for National Championships. 

Group Standings Click Here

Concorde Fire ECNL News:

ECNL player AC Lee makes Top Drawer’s top eleven at ECNL event December 2012:

With so many clubs descending on Sanford Florida over the weekend for the ECNL Event, it is no surprise that some of the best girl club soccer players in the country were in attendance. TopDrawerSoccer.com was on hand and tried to catch as many games as possible over the three-day showcase.

id2 Camp July 22-25:

We recently had 3 Concorde Fire players at the Nike/US Club/ECNL National id2 Camp (titled "The Chance") that was in Portland, Oregon on July 22-25.  The Chance invited 96 girls from around the country in various age groups.  From this event, they were looking to select a roster of 18 players to go to an all-expense paid trip to London, England to play 3 professional women’s teams at stadiums like Old Trafford as well as going to the US-North Korea game at Old Trafford (3rd game of the US’s round robin games).  It was a wonderful event for the girls where they were amongst many top players in the United States, got to attend the Nike Campus in Beaverton, OR, and attended the recent Portland Timbers game vs. Aston Villa in the friendly game they had.  It was a great experience for them.  I was fortunate in that I was asked to be a coach at the event and was in total awe of how professional the camp was and all that Nike did for these players.  The players for this event were selected from scouting that occurred at all of the ECNL events this past year and from recommendations from US Club/ECNL scouts. 

The players who were there from Concorde Fire:

Savannah Jordan - rising U18 ECNL team

Allison Wetherington - rising U18 ECNL team

Sydney Shultis - rising U17 ECNL team

A special congratulations to Allison Wetherington was selected to the final 18 and left today for London, England.  Congrats, Allison!  Do well across the pond!!!  That will be an unbelievable experience for Allison and the rest of these girls that were selected.  Please cheer on our US team and our local hero, Kelley O’Hara at that Olympic game!!!

Next, congratulations to Mikayla Krzeczowski (rising U15 ECNL team) for being invited to the US Soccer U14 Training Camp in Carson, CA (at the Home Depot Training Center) on Aug. 12-19, 2012.  We know you’ll do well.  Congrats, Mikayla.

Last, but not least, Congratulations to the following Concorde Fire ECNL girls who were recently selected to Regional pools at the USYSA Region Camp in Montevallo, AL this past July.

Lizzy Sieracki - 98 Regional Pool (rising U15 ECNL team)
Mikayla Krzeczowski - 98 Regional Pool (rising U15 ECNL team)

Gabby Rivera - 97 Regional Pool (rising U15 ECNL team)

Cecily Hartman - 97 Regional Pool (rising U16 ECNL team)

Sydney Lurie - 96 Regional Pool (rising U17 ECNL team)

Ashley Fleck - 96 Regional Pool (rising U17 ECNL team)

Stephanie Kolwicz - 95 Regional Pool (rising U18 ECNL team)

One other note of congratulations...  

Unfortunately, Jane was slightly injured prior to that trip and was unable to attend either.  Toni is there now representing our U17 National team as they prepare for the U17 World Cup in September/October. 

Brian Moore

Concorde Fire ECNL Director

Two other CF ECNL players - Jane Campbell and Toni Payne - were also invited to the National id2 Camp in Portland but had to decline as they were to be with the U17 National Team Camp/Trip to Croatia from July 19-30 that prevented them from going

Below is a rundown of the best eleven  from the games that TopDrawerSoccer.com was able to watch at the event.

ECNL Event Top Eleven:

GK: Scout Watson (Sporting Blue Valley U17)

D: Courtney Petersen (Michigan Hawks U16)

D: Arianna Spelios Hudson (Crossfire U17/Florida State)

D: Anna Lee (Concorde Fire U17)

The goal against Richmond Strikers on Friday may have been the pinnacle of the weekend for the center back, but Lee and Concorde Fire U17’s defense went on to win three games with three shutouts. Her smart positioning and ability to anticipate the pass stopped a number of talented attackers in Florida.

M: Ella Stevens (Gwinnett Soccer Association U16)

M: Riley Sykes (Eclipse Select Soccer Club U16)

M: Joanna Boyles (CASL Chelsea Ladies U18/North Carolina)

M: Caylon McMillian (FC Dallas U15)

M: Christyna Pitre (Lonestar SC U17/LSU)

F: Elizabeth Kinkler (PDA U16)

F: Mimi Asom (Dallas Sting U16)