
WHAT'S INSIDE THIS ISSUE?
• ODP TRYOUTS INFORMATION

• USYS NATIONALS RECAP
• MEET THE NEW STAFF!






By Gordon Miller









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WHAT'S INSIDE THIS ISSUE?
• ODP TRYOUTS INFORMATION

• USYS NATIONALS RECAP
• MEET THE NEW STAFF!






By Gordon Miller









By Gordon Miller, VYSA Technical Director

If your son or daughter plays club soccer in Virginia, you've likely heard about the Olympic Development Program (ODP). Operated by the Virginia Youth Soccer Association (VYSA), ODP gives ambitious players the opportunity to train with elite coaches, compete alongside the Commonwealth's top talent, and experience a proven pathway for long-term development.
Whether your goal is improving technical ability, gaining exposure, or simply challenging yourself at a higher level, ODP offers an environment designed to help players reach their potential.
ODP brings together VYSA's State Coaching Staff and some of the region's most respected youth and collegiate coaches. Players are exposed to different coaching styles, new ideas, and advanced training methods that often extend beyond what they experience in weekly club sessions.
The ODP curriculum focuses on the skills that matter most: first touch, ball mastery, passing, creativity, and confidence under pressure. By emphasizing technical excellence, players continue to develop the tools needed to succeed at every level of the game.
District tryouts and training sessions unite top players from clubs across the state. Training alongside— and competing against—the strongest players in each age group challenges athletes to improve while preparing them for faster, more demanding competition.
Virginia's ODP pathway begins within one of five districts before advancing to State ODP. From there, standout players may earn opportunities to participate in East Region events and, for some, national identification opportunities. Even those who don't advance through every stage benefit from high-level coaching and statewide exposure.
Many members of the ODP coaching staff have collegiate coaching experience, allowing players to be evaluated by coaches who understand what it takes to compete at the next level. This valuable visibility can begin well before the traditional recruiting process.
ODP is intended to work alongside a player's club experience—not replace it. District training is scheduled to minimize conflicts with club commitments, allowing players to continue developing in both environments.
The pathway begins even before traditional ODP ages through Developmental ODP (D-ODP). Designed for U9, U10, and U11 players, D-ODP introduces young athletes to the same technical philosophy and player-centered approach, creating a strong foundation before entering the full ODP program.
VYSA remains committed to making ODP accessible to as many players as possible. Financial assistance is available for eligible families, with applications reviewed on a rolling basis before each district's first training session. Assistance recipients remain responsible for a portion of program fees, and funding is not guaranteed.
ODP isn't the only pathway to success, and many outstanding players thrive within club soccer alone. However, for athletes looking to challenge themselves, sharpen their technical skills, and compete alongside Virginia's top talent, ODP offers a unique opportunity to grow both on and off the field.

Braddock Road Youth Club Academy G13 RL



Virginia was proudly represented by four teams at the 2026 US Youth Soccer National Championships:
• Braddock Road Youth Club Academy U19G
• Braddock Road Youth Club Academy G13
• Virginia Soccer Association G10
• Springfield Youth Soccer Club 2012B NL
Virginia clubs once again showcased the strength of soccer across the Commonwealth. BRYC Academy U19G earned an impressive victory during group play, while Springfield SYC Soccer 2012B NL battled to a hard-fought 2-2 draw against top national competition. BRYC Academy G13 delivered Virginia's deepest tournament run, advancing all the way to the US Youth Soccer National Semifinals before narrowly falling in a penalty shootout. Congratulations to all four teams for earning the opportunity to compete on the national stage and proudly representing Virginia soccer.




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Virginia was proudly represented by seven teams at the 2026 Presidents Cup National Championships:



• Congratulations to the Virginia clubs that represented the Commonwealth at the 2026 US Youth Soccer Presidents Cup National Championships in Wichita, Kansas! Arlington SA 2013G White and Burke United Academy led the way with outstanding runs to the National Finals, earning National Finalist honors in their respective age groups. BRYC Academy G12, Arlington SA 2011G White, Arlington SA 2012B White, Shenandoah Valley United 2011 SVU Boys Navy, and HL92 Soccer Academy 2009B Yellow VISTA also proudly represented Virginia on the national stage after qualifying through the Presidents Cup pathway. Congratulations to all of our teams for their accomplishments and for representing Virginia with pride throughout the competition.





























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