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136 of the most talented youth soccer players in the nation . . . Training with top coaches from Chelsea FC, Major League Soccer’s staff as well as former members of US Soccer’s Men’s National Team. . . Improving performance fitness with Athletes' Performance . . . Competing in front of 120 college and professional coaches . . . Proving themselves ready for the next level of play. adidas ESP 2006 Showcases America’s Top Youth Soccer Players The Loomis Chaffee School • Windsor, Connecticut • July 5-10, 2006 www.adidas-esp.com SPECIAL ADVERTISING FEATURE
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  • 136 of the most talented youth soccer players in the nation . . . Training with top coaches from Chelsea FC, Major League Soccer’s staff as well as former members of US Soccer’s Men’s National Team. . . Improving performance fi tness with Athletes' Performance . . . Competing in front of 120 college and professional coaches . . . Proving themselves ready for the next level of play.

    adidas ESP 2006 Showcases America’s Top Youth Soccer Players

    The Loomis Chaffee School • Windsor, Connecticut • July 5-10, 2006www.adidas-esp.com SPEC

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  • Frequently Asked Questions About the adidas Elite Soccer Program (ESP)

    1. Why did adidas create adidas ESP?

    adidas is committed to player development. In 1997, when adidas started the Elite Soccer Program, there was no other program available that brought together the best male youth players to learn, train, and compete against each other. Today, adidas ESP remains a unique opportunity for the

    top players to further develop their skills and also be recognized for their achievements. The players are provided with first class facilities, equipment, and coaching within a high-level training and game environment. The players also receive classroom experi-ences to further help them grow.

    2. How are the 136 players for adidas ESP 2006 players selected?

    The selection process involves a net-work of over 40 experienced coaches nationwide who work year round scouting league games, tournaments, state cups, and regional and national championships. Once players have been scouted, nominated, and se-lected, they are invited to participate. On average approximately 80% of the players invited will have been involved in the US Youth Soccer ODP system,

    while about 20% of the players will be identified from other competitive situa-tions. Most of the players invited will be graduating in 2007 but there will also be exceptional younger players selected.

    3. What distinguishes adidas ESP from other programs?

    The quality of the coaching staff, the quality of the curriculum, the qual-ity of the players and the quality of the facility distinguish adidas ESP above all other programs. The first evening the players will be assigned to teams com-prised of 2 goalkeepers, 15 field players, and a staff coach. Over the next five days the players will be challenged to demonstrate their individual skills as well as contribute to their team’s suc-cess. adidas brings in top clinicians to work with the players. For instance, Robin Fraser, former US national team and MLS star, youth coaches from Chelsea FC, Major League Soccer, and Athletes’ Performance, performance fitness specialists who work with the German national team as well as the Los Angeles Galaxy and CD Chivas USA, will provide sessions. After two days of training, competitive games be-gin. One game per day will be played to showcase each player’s abilities and to determine the team champion of adidas ESP 2006. The players who play

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    adidas: The Leading Supporter of Player Development

    adidas is the leading soccer brand in the world. It is easy to recognize adidas’ inter-national stature through its association with the FIFA World Cup, the UEFA Champions League, the UEFA European Championship, and top national teams, professional clubs, and players.

    In the United States adidas supports the highest level of the game through its com-prehensive support of Major League Soccer. In addition, adidas is very active at the collegiate level where six of the last seven NCAA Division I men’s champions chose to wear adidas.

    Equally important are adidas’ contribu-tions to the grassroots levels of soccer. The cornerstone of this commitment to youth player development is adidas’ sponsorship of US Youth Soccer, which includes the Olympic Development Program, National Championships Series, coaching licenses, and TOP Soccer for players with physical and mental challenges. In addition, adidas sponsors the best youth competitions in the nation, including the Disney Showcase, adidas Final Four Showcases, Blue Chip Showcases, and the USA Cup.

    adidas also promotes the development of individual player skills through Coerver Coaching as well as coaching education through sponsorship of the National Soc-cer Coaches Association of America. Not surprisingly, adidas is also very active with youth clubs throughout the country.

    The adidas Elite Soccer Program 2006, a US Youth Soccer ODP sanctioned event, is a highlight on adidas’ player development cal-endar. It is one of the numerous efforts that make adidas the leading supporter of player development in the United States.

    the best will be selected to compete in the adidas ESP 2006 All Star Game.

    4. What other developmental op-portunities are available at adidas ESP 2006?

    adidas has invited Dr. Greg Dale, from Duke University, to enhance the players’ perspectives on "Team Building" and "Maintaining Focus", Athletes’ Performance to develop per-sonal performance fitness plans for the players, and Alfonso Mondelo, head of the youth division of Major League Soccer, to share the expectations for top youth players.

    5. How many college coaches will be attending the adidas ESP camp?

    About 120 college coaches as well as some professional scouts. adidas is very appreciative of the coaches who will come to watch the adidas ESP 2006 players. Consequently, adidas will provide the attending coaches with: a Player Profile Book, which includes biographical and contact information on each player; special seminars on relevant coaching topics; on site hospitality during all training sessions and games; and an off site re-ception and viewing of the 2006 FIFA World Cup Final.

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    adidas ESP AlumniThe Alumni of adidas ESP have gone to

    on to great success at both the collegiate and professional levels of soccer.

    Some exceptionally talented adidas ESP alumni have gone directly to the profes-sional ranks. Such players include Josmer Altidore (Generation adidas ‘06 - Red Bull New York), Nikolas Besagno (Generation adidas ‘05 - Real Salt Lake), Jonathan Spector (Manchester United) and DaMarcus Beasley (PSV Eindhoven).

    Other adidas ESP alumni have had exemplary college careers and then become top professionals. For instance, three of the last four winners of the Hermann Trophy, given to the best college player of the year, are adidas ESP alumni, and three out of the last five number one draft picks in the MLS Super Draft are adidas ESP alumni.

    While many adidas ESP alumni decide to attend major college soccer powers, it is noteworthy that adidas alumni have at-tended over 120 different colleges.

  • PLAYER POSITIONS KEY

    GK - Goal keep er, D-De fend er, RB - Right Back, ST - Stopper, CB - Cen ter Back, SW - Sweeper, LB - Left Back, RMF - Right Midfi eld, CMF - Center Midfi eld, DMF - Defensive Midfi eld (Hold-ing Midfi eld), AMF - Attacking Midfi eld, LMF - Left Midfi eld, RW - Right Wing, CF - Center Forward (Striker), LW - Left Wing

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    adidas ESP 2006 —Soccer America Magazine

    Action photos by: Dean Forbes/Sportstockimages.com

    Barajas' photo: Internationalsportsimages.com

    Player Information SummaryCurrent as of June 7, 2006

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    Daniel BarreraAMF

    Thousand Oakes CARampage

    Mykell BatesCMF

    Roseville CARiver City Clash

    Chance BennettRW

    Vallejo CAMarin FC-90

    Cesar BlacidoAMF

    Ramsey NJPDA Socrates

    Troy BlewittCMF

    Carmel INCUSC Cosmos III

    Josh BoemeckeCF

    O’Fallon ILMetro United

    Phil BoergerGK

    Jamestown NDWings SC

    Corben BoneAMF

    Plano TXDallas Solar SC

    Ryan BrodeM

    Setauket NYKosmos BW

    Cameron BrownCMF

    Garland TXSolar ‘89 SC

    Matthew BruttoGK

    Warrington PAFC Delco Black V

    Kevin AnteSW

    Miami FLMiami Strike Force

    Matt ArmstrongDMF

    Phoenix AZSereno ‘89 White

    Sam ArthurCF

    Roswell GAAtlanta Fire United U-17

    Jimmy BanksCMF

    Milwaukee WIF.C. Milwaukee

    Edgar BarajasCF

    Pacoima CAU.S. U-17 National Team

    Andrew AdlardCF

    New Berlin WIBrookfi eld Red U-18

    Fro AduCB

    Rockville MDPotomac Cougars

    Steven AmayaAMF

    New York NYRed Bull NY

    Teal A. BunburyF

    Prior Lake MNApple Valley Juventus

    Brandyn BumpasGK

    Denver COColorado Rush

    Dersu AbolfathiCF

    Irvine CAISC Strikers

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    Brice CarrCB

    Mequon WIFC Milwaukee

    Patrick CatesCB

    Irmo SCLexington United U-17

    Eric CavaCF

    Clarks Summit PAFC Delco

    Matthew CebulaAMF

    Grand Rapids MIGrand Valley River Rats

    Jeremy ClarkGK

    Sterling Heights MIVardar Stars ‘89

    Kristopher ByrdLB

    Huntersville NCCharlotte Soccer Club

    Bernabe CamachoLMF

    Watsonville CASanta Cruz Breakers 88

    Christian CamachoDMF

    Woodside NYB.W. Gottchee

    Giuseppe CarotenutoRMF

    Scottsdale AZSereno SC

    Pat ClendennyCB

    St. Louis MOScott Gallagher

    Billy CortesRB

    Lake Elsinore CAPateadores

    Victor CortezRB

    El Sobrante CASanta Clara Sporting

    Tyler CrawfordCF

    Columbia ILMetro United FC

    Tyler CyrusCB

    Virginia Beach VAVirginia Rush

    Jarrett DavisGK

    Wilmington NC‘88 CASL Elite

    Mike DeaselDMF

    Kingsville MDCasa Mia Bays

    Cole DittmerCMF

    Wilmington NCWilmington Soccer Academy

    Alex DixonCF

    Humble TXU.S. U-17 National Team

    Brian DominguezCF

    Atlanta GAU.S. U-17 National Team

    Tommy DrakeCF

    Chapel Hill NCTriangle Futbol Club 88

    Navy

    Brock DuckworthGK

    Parker TXSolar 89

    William DunawayCMF

    Evans GACobb Futbol Club Premier U-17

    Tuan DoanCMF

    Irving TXSolar SC

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    Raymon Walter GaddisRB

    Indianapolis INIndy Burn Eagles

    Jeremiah GallingtonCF

    Mattapan MATri-Valley Eagles U-18

    Gregory GarzaLMF

    Grapevine TXDallas Texans ‘91 Red

    Blair GavinDMF

    Franklin TNTNFC

    Colin GivensCB

    Troy MIVardar Stars

    Jose GonzalezLMF

    Soquel CASCC Breakers

    Cole GrossmanCMF

    St. Louis MOScott Gallagher

    Austin GuerreroGK

    Chula Vista CASan Diego Surf

    Sean HaglundLW

    Raleigh NC89 CASL Elite

    Anthony HanLM

    Yorktown VAVirginia Rush

    Walter HinesCF

    Brooklyn NYRed Bull New York

    Kevin HuangCB

    Potomac MDBethesda United

    Christian IbeaghaCB

    Edmond OKNOKC Padova 90

    Abdusalam IbrahimAMF

    Richfi eld MNU.S. U-17 National Team

    Clint IrwinGK

    Charlotte NCCharlotte United FC

    Jared JeffreyAMF

    Richardson TXDallas Texans/U.S. U-17 Nat'l Team

    Parker JonesLB

    Wilmington NCWilmington Acadamy

    Greg JordanDMF

    Naperville ILSockers F.C. Chicago

    Clayton HolzCMF

    Houston TXTSC Texans

    Andrew DuranCMF

    Mokena ILChicago Magic 88/89

    Cody FelipeAMF

    Pukalani HIMaui United Hurricanes

    Douglas FernerCB

    Bloomfi eld Hills MIVardar Stars

    Kaoru ForbessCMF

    Benton ARLRFC ‘89

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    Nirav KadamCF

    Germantown MDBethesda United

    Ian KalisLB

    Plane TXDallas Texans

    Evan KlugeWF

    Miami Beach FLWest Kendall Optimist

    Drew KotlerGK

    Wynnewood PANether Providence Mustangs

    Tyler KrumpeRB

    Torrance CAU-16 Premier Force SC

    Josh LamboGK

    Middleton WIChicago Magic

    Tyler LassiterLB

    Wake Forest NC88 CASL Elite

    Jeffrey LeachRB

    New Canaan CTBeachside SC

    Christopher LeboD

    Telford PABaltimore Casa Mia Bays

    Brandon LeeRB

    Tenafl y NJU.S. U-17 National Team

    Axel LevryCF

    Ft. Washington MDU.S. U-17 National Team

    Walker LinaresLB

    Santa Cruz CASanta Cruz Breakers 88

    Sean LynchGK

    Oceanside NYBlau Weiss Gottschee

    David MacVaneDMF

    Middle Grove NYU.S. U-17 National Team

    Raphael MartinezLB

    Portage INChicago Magic

    Jimmy MaurerGK

    Lawrenceville GAAtlanta Fire United Elite U-17

    Drew McKinneyDMF

    Cary NC88 CASL Elite

    Evan McNielCB

    Castaic CAArsenal FC

    Kevin MejiaCB

    Pasadena CALAFC

    Bryan MeredithGK

    Scotch Plains NJPDA Socrates

    Thomas MeyerCB

    St. Louis MOScott Gallagher

    Chris MillerGK

    Garland TXDallas Texans

    Matthew KasselCMF

    Bridgewater NJRed Bull NY U-17

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    Mashi ShibuyaAMF

    Scottsdale AZSereno SC

    Jesse RodriguezCF

    Washington DCBethesda United

    Dane SheaLB

    College Station TXHouston Texans

    Cody StanleyCB

    Lansing ILChicago Magic

    John SupicaGK

    Naperville ALChicago Magic 88-89

    Lucas SwertloffCMF

    Brooklyn NYBrooklyn Patriots

    John TardyLB

    Staten Island NYMetroStars

    Nicholas SihCF

    Horsham PAFC Delco Crunch

    JD PeniltonCB

    Portland ORFC Portland

    Samuel PetroneCF

    Glen Rock NJArsenal Premier/World Class

    Keegan PriestCMF

    St. Simons Island GACobb FC

    Evan RaynrCF

    Calabassas CASo Cal United

    Samuel RedmondDMF

    Arden NCHighland Futbol Club

    Vincent OcampoCMF

    San Diego CASan Diego Surf

    Nicholas OrozcoCB

    Moseley VARichmond Strikers U-17 Orange

    Ariel OsorioDMF

    Makakilo HIReal Hawaii Futbol Club

    Jesse ParedesCMF

    Los Angeles CAIrvine Soccer Club Strikers

    Davis PaulCF

    Upland CAArsenal FC

    Temistocles Molinar Jr.RW

    Chandler AZU.S. U-17 National Team

    Ethan MorrowCMF

    Shelburne VTNordic

    Alexander NimoCF

    Portland ORFC Portland

    Luke NormanLMF

    Rochester MIVardar Stars

    Daniel RodriguezCMF

    Oxnard CAArsenal FC

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    Brandon ZimmermanCMF

    Pasco WACrossfi re Premier ‘89

    PLAYER POSITIONS KEY

    GK - Goal keep er, D-De fend er, RB - Right Back, ST - Stopper, CB - Cen ter Back, SW - Sweeper, LB - Left Back, RMF - Right Midfi eld, CMF - Center Midfi eld, DMF - Defensive Midfi eld (Hold-ing Midfi eld), AMF - Attacking Midfi eld, LMF - Left Midfi eld, RW - Right Wing, CF - Center Forward (Striker), LW - Left Wing

    Coaches wishing to attend adidas ESP 2006 may reg is ter on site and re ceive the full adidas Coach es' Pack age, in clud ing Player Pro fi le Book, spe cial sem i nars, hos pi tal i ty and re cep tion as well as ac cess to the training and games.www.adidas-esp.com

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    Michael TomsicRB

    Wilmington NCTriangle Futbol Club 88 Navy

    Casey TownsendCF

    Traverse City MINorth Storm 89 TBAYS

    Justin TrueRW

    Lee’s Summitt MOKansas City Pace Soccer Club

    Nicholas TsipisGK

    Perry OHCleveland Soccer Academy

    Kirk UrsoCMF

    Lombard ILSockers F.C.

    Matthew UyCMF

    New Hyde Park NYU.S. U-17 National Team

    Kenneth WalkerCMF

    Wickliffe OHCleveland Soccer Academy

    Matthew WalkerGK

    Grand Blanc MIVardar Stars

    JD WarmanCF

    Liberty MOKC Pace

    Bobby WarshawCMF

    Mechanicsburg PAFC Delco Black V

    Sheanon WilliamsCF

    Boston MAFC Greater Boston Bolts

    Edvin WorleyCF

    Palm City FLTreasure Coast United

    Mark WysockiCB

    Waldorf MDBSU Bandits

    Daniel WenzelDMF

    Federal Way WAWashington Premier FC ‘89

    Victor YanezLB

    Riverside CAManchester United FC

    Brandon TarrCF

    Knoxville TNTennessee Futbol Club

    Alejandro TaylorCF

    Jacksonville FLJacksonville Jaguars

    Ryan ThomasLMF

    Claremont CAArsenal FC

    Spencer ThompsonCMF

    Shelby Twp MIVardar Stars

    Tevin JacksonDMF

    Balitmore MDU.S. U-17 National Team

    Eber MartinezCF

    Dale City VAReston FC


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