ODP is at the Morgan Hill Complex on Sunday October 8 and Sunday Oct 15

[ken geisler]

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 ODP is at the Morgan Hill  Complex on Sunday October 8 and Sunday Oct 15
  
 Teams from outside Districts  compete and the players are evaluated to move on to the State  Team
  
 There is a need to have  referees for this event!
  
 October  8th the Girls U12  through U15 are at the Complex 
 October 15th the Boys  U12  through U15 are at the Complex
  
 The games are a great  training ground for all referee's and AR's.
 Great games with lots of  skill players that move on to the State Team which will compete at the regional  level)
 Parents are on there best  behavior and do not say a word. (There are no  complaints).
 If you make a mistake no one  is upset. There is no score kept and all the players  win.
  
 Youth referee are encouraged  to participate in this state sponsored event.
 Several referees are asked  to come from outside our district also. 
 All levels of referee's are  invited and this is a great place where you can work on your skills as a  referee.
  
 If you feel you only want to  be a AR then you also can join in the fun also.
  
 Payment for this event is  $20 per game Center or AR and you can do 1 to 3 games or more  
  
 Lunch and water are provided  also.
 Game time are 8:00 9:30  11:00 Lunch 1:30 3:00
  
 What is  ODP?
 The Olympic Development  Program is a national process for identifying and developing the best youth  soccer players. 
 The process promotes players  to the U.S. National Teams, which represent the United  States in international competition, such as  the Youth World Cup and the Olympics.
 The main ODP objective is to  identify, evaluate and train highly talented male and female youth soccer  players.  
 As part of this national  effort, the CYSA ODP is dedicated to developing the highest level of youth  soccer. 
 This objective must be  achieved in an atmosphere of integrity, fairness and impartiality.   
 The player's physical and  cognitive skills and attitude must be the only criteria for the program.   
  
  
 Contact
 Ken  Geisler
 kgeisler at verizion.net