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Chicago Magic PSG
Vision Meeting
Spring 2012
Vision Meeting Agenda
• Staff Introductions
• Club Locations
• Club Goals
• US Academy
• Teams & Player Pools
• Tournaments & Travel
• Games VS. Training
• CollegeBound Program
• 2012-13 Tryouts
• Communication
• Questions & Answers
Magic Professional Staff
Kevin Wickart
Ben Angel
Joe Ducci
Girls Coordinator
& Staff Coach
Youth Coordinator
& Staff Coach
Boys Coordinator
& Staff Coach
Magic Professional Staff
Louis Mateus
Bato Radoncic
Tony Youhanna
Jorge Valle
Executive Director &
Academy Director
Director of Coaching
Boys
Director of Coaching
Girls
Director of Coaching
City
Magic Professional Staff
JP Tokoto
Fran Moore
Adnan Flayfel
Staff Coach
Staff Coach
Staff Coach
Magic Professional Staff
Debbie Pacchioni
Svet Zahariev
Sal Gloria
Staff Coach
Staff Coach
Staff Coach
Club Locations
City/Chicago
North Shore
4 TEAMS
26 TEAMS
South Suburbs
West Suburbs
22 TEAMS
5 TEAMS
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21 National Championships
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33 Regional Championships
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91 State Cup Championships
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Regional & National Players
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29 Magic Alumni Players Currently Playing in the MLS
“THE BEST IS YET TO COME!”
Club Goals
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Player Development
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Boys & Girls
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PSG Affiliation
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Friday Night FootSkills
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Player Evaluations
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Fund Raising
US Academy
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What is the USSDA?
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US Soccer Development Academy
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78 of Over 8,200 Clubs
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Full-Time & Developmental Players
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Who is eligible?
US SOCCER
US National Teams
US Club
Soccer
USYSA
US Youth Soccer Assn.
US Academy
U16 & U18s
IWSL
{GIRLS}
NPL
YSSL
{BOYS}
MRL
NISL
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
ID2
Teams & Player Pools
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Why pool play?
Games VS. Training
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More training – Less games
Tournaments & Travel
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Why we travel
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Disney Showcase & Dallas Cup
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Expenses
College Plus
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The complete ‘Student Athlete’
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Academics
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Athletics
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Contact Louie w/ any questions.
Chicago Magic
Pathway
to College
Soccer
By Michelle Westerhoff
& Kathy Iwashima
Athletic Scholarships
They are available!!
Freshmen Year
a. Initiate contact with top 10 to 20 schools (Division 1,
2, 3 and NAIA)
- Go to Collegeboard.com and NCAA websites
www.ncaa.com to search for colleges. See
rankings attached.
b. Maintain a minimum of a 2.5 to 3.0 GPA. The higher
it is, the more colleges you’ll qualify for.
c. Create a profile sheet or ‘resume’ outlining
accomplishment, clubs, stats from Nike National
Player Profile and email to college coaches
Sample Resume / Profile Sheet
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Name:
Birthday:
Address:
School: St. Joseph High School,10900 Cermak Road, Westchester, IL 60154
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ACADEMIC DATA: GPA: 3.02 (Weighted)
Graduation Year: 2012
Class Rank: 72 of 168
ACT: 23
Course of Study: AP/College Prep A
Intended Major: English
AP Scores: 5 on AP Spanish Language
Extracurricular: Spanish Honor Society, Students Against Destructive Decisions
(SADD), United States Hispanic Leadership Institute Volunteer (USHLI), G.O.D.S
People, Campus Peer Ministry.
Sample Resume / Profile Sheet continued
• ATHLETIC DATA: HEIGHT: 5’8” WEIGHT: 155 lbs. PRIMARY
POSITION: Center Back/ Right Wing/ Stopper.
• LEAGUE: U.S Soccer Development Academy (Chicago Magic Soccer Club)
2010-2012
• History: 2007-2010 Chicago Makers S.C (Captain)
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Coaches: Nelo Nightingale and Kenneth Nightingale
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Phone Number: Nelo Nightingale (847)756-0501
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2010-2011 Chicago Magic Soccer Academy
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Coaches: Louis Mateus and Martin Vasquez
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Phone Number: Louis Mateus (708)990-0182
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2009-2011 St. Joseph High School Varsity
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Coach: Stanley Niemiec
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E-Mail: [email protected]
• ** also include National Profile Nike Evaluation Number
Sophomore Year
• Narrow down college search to top 10
schools
• Maintain good grades!!!!!
• Go to all Magic practices and games –
communicate with coaches or team
managers if an emergency occurs when you
can’t make practice
• Update resume/profile sheet
Sophomore Year continued
• Go to a soccer camp or two of schools you’ve
contacted
• Make a 2 to 3 minute highlight tape. Post on
Youtube and let the college coaches know how to
locate it, or send a DVD directly to college coaches
• Invite coaches to tournaments or games you’ll be
playing at. Let them know your schedule and jersey
number
• Register with the NCAA Clearing House – you’ll need
an unofficial transcript
(http://web1.ncaa.org/eligibilitycenter/common/)
Sample University Camps
Loyola University Chicago
www.ramblersoccercamps.com
UIC Soccer Camp
www.uicsoccercamp.com
Northern Illinois
www.niuhuskies.com/sports/m-soccer/elitecamp.html
Northwestern, Wisconsin, Indiana, Notre Dame, and many other
schools– check out the website of each school you’re interested in.
* Private camps focus on college recruitment
Elite 300 (www.elite300.com), CSI (collegesocceridcamp.com)
*Local college ID activities
Nike Academy showcase-contact the coach.
(http://www.sockersfcchicago.com/index.php?option=com_content&
view=article&id=107&Itemid=112)
NCAA Clearinghouse Course Requirements
• D1 and D2 Requirements – go over your 4
year plan with your school counselor
• See handout
Junior Year
• Repeat all of what was stated for your Sophomore
year
• Study for the ACT!!!
• Check the required ACT scores for the schools
you’re interested in
**Athletes often have the benefit of Superscoring
* Take ACT 1 to 3 times
* Start visiting your top schools!!!
Senior Year
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Update your profile/resume
Narrow down to top 5 school – at least one D2 and one D3 school
Take ACT / SAT more times if necessary
On January 1st fill out the FAFSA
Look for outside scholarships
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Local soccer clubs
Kiwanis, Rotary etc. Check you High School website to see about more listings
www.fastweb.com
www.Collegeboard.com
• Apply to schools
– Let the admissions office know at each school if you have any
changes in income due to:
• Drastic change in income
• Extreme outside medical bills
• Private tuition for other students living at home
NCAA Soccer ranking (Men’s
Div I)
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North Carolina
(3)
Charlotte
(14)
UCLA
(4)
Creighton
(2)
Connecticut
(5)
South Florida
(12)
Louisville
(15)
New Mexico
(1)
Maryland
(6)
Indiana
(9)
Akron
(10)
UC Santa Barbara(13)
UC Irvine
(7)
Saint Mary's (Calif.)(NR)
Boston College (8)
Coastal Carolina (17)
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Brown
St. John's
SMU
James Madison
UAB
Northwestern
Rutgers
Old Dominion
Bradley
(NR)
(11)
(19)
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(20)
(16)
(NR)
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D II (Men’s)
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Fort Lewis
(3)
Lynn
(20)
Franklin Pierce
(2)
Millersville
(21)
Flagler
(10)
Rockhurst
(6)
Southern New Hampshire(14)
Cal State Los Angeles(17)
Incarnate Word
(9)
Simon Fraser
(1)
Seattle Pacific
(13)
C.W. Post
(8)
Barry
(25)
Northern Kentucky (22)
California (Pa.)
(24)
Midwestern State
(4)
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Mars Hill
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Coker
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Christian Brothers
(7)
Rollins
(11)
St. Thomas Aquinas (NR)
Saginaw Valley State (16)
Metro State
(19)
Chico State
(NR)
Anderson
(14)
Div III (Men’s)
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Ohio Wesleyan
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Calvin
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SUNY Oneonta
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Montclair State
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Rutgers-Camden
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Stevens Institute
Of Technology
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Texas-Tyler
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St. Lawrence
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Hope
10 Amherst
11 Ohio Northern
12 Redlands
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Babson
Luther
Messiah
Neumann
(22)
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(NR)
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17 Trinity (Texas)
18 Randolph
(NR)
19 Loras
(12)
T20 St. Olaf
(7)
T20 Christopher Newport
T20 Dominican (Ill.) (8)
23 Washington (Mo.) (15)
T24 Wesleyan
(NR)
T24 Western New England
(19)
Parenthesized numbers show
ranking from 2010-11 season.
NR: not ranked
(5)
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NCAA Women’s soccer ranking (D I)
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Stanford
(1)
Duke
(3)
Florida State
(9)
Wake Forest
(6)
Oklahoma State (4)
Virginia
(8)
UCLA
(2)
Penn State
(13)
Memphis
(5)
Pepperdine
(7)
Maryland
(18)
Central Florida (NR)
North Carolina
(19)
Long Beach State(NR)
Boston College
(21)
Marquette
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Boston
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West Virginia
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Illinois
(16)
Santa Clara
(11)
Texas A&M
(17)
Virginia Tech
(NR)
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
(15)
Louisville
(NR)
South Carolina
(22)
D II (Women’s)
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Saint Rose
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Grand Valley State (1)
Armstrong Atlantic State(7)
Chico State
(NR)
Colorado Mines
(8)
California (Pa.)
(2)
Abilene Christian (17)
Tampa
(19)
Lenoir-Rhyne
(13)
Northern Kentucky (9)
Fort Lewis
(NR)
Cal State Los Angeles
(NR)
Bridgeport
Slippery Rock
Dallas Baptist
(NR)
Massachusetts-Lowell (NR)
Lynn
(NR)
Central Oklahoma (14)
UC San Diego
(12)
Bellarmine (18)
Seattle Pacific
(5)
Columbus State
(20)
Saint Leo (6)
Rollins
(11)
Minnesota State-Mankato
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Wheaton (Ill.)
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William Smith
(2)
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Amherst
(8)
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Ithaca
(NR)
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Johns Hopkins
(4)
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Trinity (Texas)
(3)
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Emory
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Washington-St. Louis (12)
10 Middlebury
(17)
11 Williams
(20)
12 Hardin-Simmons
(7)
13 Ohio Northern
(16)
14 California Lutheran (10)
15 SUNY Cortland
(NR)
16 Concordia-Moorhead
(NR)
17 Illinois Wesleyan (13)
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18 Lynchburg
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19 Case Western Reserve
(19)
20 SUNY New Paltz (NR)
21 Virginia Wesleyan College (15)
22 St. Benedict
(NR)
23 TCNJ
(21)
24 Centre
(22)
25 Springfield
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Parenthesized numbers show
ranking from 2010-11 season.
NR: not ranked
2012-2013 Tryouts
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Registration Now Open
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4 Locations to chose From
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Boys & Girls U8-U18
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Tryouts Officially Begin May 7
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Check chicagomagic.com for updates
Communication
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Update your gotsoccer.com info
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Check your Location & Team Pages
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Ask your Team Manager
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Email Administration
Leah Rice
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[email protected]
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[email protected]
Parent Questions & Answers