The 1996 Boys state ID tournament will now be held this coming Monday, May 19 at the Herb Reisman Complex.

May 19th Game Schedule:

6:15 p.m.: CDYSL vs. Counties United
7:30 p.m. CDYSL vs. ’96 Open Team

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ALSO, for the process after the tournament is completed Monday, CLICK ON CONTINUE...

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Boys North ODP outdoor practices will be held each Monday starting the second Monday of April at 6 p.m. and will rotate between sites in Saugerties, N.Y. and Beekman, N.Y.

Directions to fields are posted on left hand side of this page.

ODP Boys North. ’1991s, 1992s, ’1993s and ’1994s will be at Beekman 2 (Doherty Field); ’95s will be at Beekman 1 (Beekman Elementary School).  At Saugerties, all teams but the the 1995s will be at the Cantine Complex.

BOYS NORTH ODP PRACTICE ROTATION FOR 1991s, 1992s, 1993s, 1994s and 1995s

• Monday, April 14: Saugerties
• Monday, April 21: Beekman
• Monday, April 28: Saugerties
• Monday, May 5th: Beekman
• Monday, May 12: Saugerties
• Monday, May 19: Beekman
• Monday: May 26: No practice due to Memorial Day holiday
• Monday: June 2: Saugerties
• Monday: June 9: No boys practice due to prior weekend’s Region 1 Tournament
• Monday, June 16: Beekman
• Monday: June 23: Saugerties 

For specific information for those selected in October 2007 to be on a 2007-08 ODP Boys North Team, CLICK ON CONTINUE. 

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Our ENYYSA ODP Program is designed to identify a pool of players in each age group from which a Regional Pool is selected (except in the youngest age group which is a developmental program). Of course, from these Regional Pools, National Pools and Teams will be selected. Our ENYYSA ODP program is thus designed to provide high-level skills-based and functional training to our players, all aimed at enhancing the development of those players in order to better their chance of being identified and then selected for Regional and then National Pools and Teams.

Importantly, our ENY ODP program is designed to supplement the training and competition done at the club level; it is not to supplant it. First and foremost, ENYYSA players belong to the clubs, where most of the player development takes place. The ODP program’s role is to identify players and provide those players we select at tryouts with the opportunity to train and play with the area’s best player’s in one’s age group, thus enhancing the player’s chance to be identified for the next level.

 

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