[2011.01.13]
Congratulations to the 5 U17 Boys selected to USL Super Y-League ODP National Camp.Congratulations to the U17 Boys players on being selected to USL Super Y-League Olympic Development Program National Camp.
5 Players from last years U16B – this years 2010/2011 U17B
Brandon Guimette (1994), Kai Morton (1994), Tom Capstick (1993), Antoine Noel (1993) & Salomon Schroeter (1993)
Congratulations on being selected to attend the 2011 USL Super Y-League Olympic Development Program. 5 players from one team is a big achievement and recognition of the quality and hard work of those players. Their outstanding contributions on the field with Ottawa Fury this season led to the identification as one of the top players in their birth year, and among the top 2% of players in the Super Y-League.
During the regular season players are evaluated during their games by the opposing team coaches for tactical, physical and psychological characteristics that will determine their ability to attend the ODP National Camp. These camps are attended by U.S. National Staff Coaches to identify players for U.S. National Team Programs, as well as many of the nation’s top collegiate coaches.
There is no camp for the 1993 age group however the names of these individuals are sent to over 10,000 collegiate coaches. The ODP National Camps will be taking place at the renowned IMG Academies in Bradenton, Florida on the following dates for the boys: February 24 - 27, 2011
Kai had an offer from the Impact last fall and decided to accept and take the next step in his football development. Kai moved to Montreal in January and has since been doing very well within the Impacts Academy program. The Montreal Impact Academy is the first step in the creation of a development program within the club. The main objective of the Academy is to develop young players within the first team’s professional environment and to foster the growth of home-grown talent.
In conjunction with Parmar's Eastern Canada Showcase
The U17 Boys first outdoor pre-season tournament of the year was in New Jersey for the top rated New Jersey MSSL College Showcase. The boys were placed in the second highest division (FIFA World Cup Group) of a total of 14 divisions. The teams in the division were all rated in the top 20 in NJ included Parsippany in the cross group who Fury played to a 3-3 tie at Nationals last November in Tampa, FL.
