SUPER Y LEAGUE. You tube video link to super y league national finals in Bradenton, FL < Video Link

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1 Super Y League Informational Meeting 2017

2 SUPER Y LEAGUE

3 SUPER Y LEAGUE You tube video link to super y league national finals in Bradenton, FL 2016 < Video Link

4 SUPER Y LEAGUE

5 SUPER Y LEAGUE Summer soccer league with teams from the USA and Canada For Elite & Premier Level of Players Training & Games June-July & start of August, if needed National Finals-at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida, in December-This is Optional Aim to provide quality training and competition for those serious soccer players at cost.

6 BENEFITS OF SUPER Y LEAGUE - Competition Level: Central Illinois Elite teams will compete against some of the top clubs in the Midwest throughout the summer with the opportunity to represent the region at the North American Finals in December. - Preparation for Fall Season: The Super Y season can also serve as excellent preparation for players readying themselves for the fall season, whether it's with their high school team or their own club teams. Players participating in Super Y enter the fall season better conditioned and playing at a higher level than those who do not. - Additional Training Opportunities: Players involved with our Super Y League teams will also benefit from unique additional training opportunities that no other players will have access to. This includes but is not limited to; strength and conditioning, position specific clinics and are looking to add video analysis.

7 BENEFITS OF SUPER Y LEAGUE - Coaching Staff: Teams will be led by Central Illinois Elite professional coaching staff. All coaches are USSF and/or NSCAA licensed and are some of the most knowledgeable and experienced coaches in Central Illinois. All of our staff are committed to developing players in a positive and challenging environment. -Affordability: Central Illinois Elite teams will provide a quality player development environment during the summer months at an affordable price compared to the traditional summer soccer camps and player ID camps players often attend at this time of year. - Game Play: Players invited onto an Elite team will gain the benefits of not only training during the summer months but playing in meaningful games where they can translate ideas from training sessions into their play.

8 2017 TEAMS Summer Elite Girls: U12 Girls- 2006/2005: Two Teams U13 Girls- 2004: One Team U14 Girls-2003: One team U16 Girls-2002/2001: One Team U18 Girls- 2000/1999: One Team Summer Elite Boys: U11 Boys- 2006: One Team U12 Boys- 2005: Two Teams U13 Boys- 2004: One Team U14 Boys- 2003: One Team U16 Boys- 2002/2001: One Team U18 Boys- 2000/1999: One Team TEAMS WILL BE KNOWN AS Central Illinois Elite Please note we can register 6 98 age group players on U18 teams.

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10 TRAINING Community Fields Calvary- Parkside-OSEC-SASA-Midstate Tuesdays & Thursdays 6-8pm JUNE 13, 15, 20, 22, 27, 29 JULY 6, 11,13, 18, 20, 25, 27 AUGUST IF NEEDED ONE MORNING A WEEK OSEC TRAINING TBD Goalkeeper trainer at all sessions

11 ROSTER & COACHES Ideal Roster Size players It is anticipated that players will have conflicts due to summer activities Playing time is not guaranteed Coaches SASA and Central Illinois Top Current Coaches College Coaches Licensed coaches All coaches are paid

12 GAMES APPROX 8-10 GAMES POSSIBLE LOCATIONS BLOOMINGTON CHICAGO INDY ST. LOUIS SOUTH BEND Kalamazoo, MI Based on who is in the league Games are self scheduled Up to four games in a weekend Can be as few as one game Winner of League qualifies for National Final IMG Academy-Bradenton, FL-DEC 2017 (adtl expense)

13 UNIFORMS GREY SHIRT FOR TRAINING ALL BLACK UNIFORM FOR GAMES

14 PLAYER FEES Player Registration Player/Club Insurance OSEC Training Coaches Fees Coaches Travel League Fees Referees Equipment Fields and other rentals Approx. Fee for Summer $375 per player based on 18 players aim is to do it for cost. Our aim is to run the program at cost.

15 REGIONAL SCOUTING SERIES Youtube link to a video on the regional scouting series.

16 Tryouts/Player Placement 06 Boys-we plan on having one team. approx. 17 players. Based on your numbers we can add all the other interested players on DOC recommendation. 05 Girls-we plan on having two teams. Will hold a supplemental tryout on March 4th from 1-2pm to bring all the girls together and to make two teams. The tryout will be held at community fields. Based on your numbers we have approx. 34 players. This is a combo of 06 & Boys- we plan on having two teams. Will hold a supplemental tryout on March 4th from 1-2pm to bring all the boys together and to make two teams. The tryout will be held at community fields. Approx. 30 players 04 Girls- we plan on having one team. approx. 25 players. Based on your numbers we can add all the other interested players on DOC recommendation. 04 Boys- we plan on having one team. approx. 24 players. Based on your numbers we can add all the other interested players on DOC recommendation. 03 Girls- we plan on having one team. approx. 25 players. Based on your numbers we can add all the other interested players on DOC recommendation. 03 Boys- we plan on having one team. approx. 28 players. Based on your numbers we can add all the other interested players on DOC recommendation. 01 Boys- we plan on having one team. approx. 27 players. Based on your numbers we can add all the other interested players on DOC recommendation. This is a combo of 01 & 02 Here are the numbers you gave me 01 Girls- we plan on having one team. approx. 27 players. Based on your numbers we can add all the other interested players on DOC recommendation. This is a combo of 01 & Boys- we plan on having one team. approx. 24 players. Based on your numbers we can add all the other interested players on DOC recommendation. This is a combo of 99 & 00 and can take 8 98 players. 99 Girls- we plan on having one team. approx. 22 players. Based on your numbers we can add all the other interested players on DOC recommendation. This is a combo of 99 & 00 and can take 8 98 players.

17 Andrew Lenhardt