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GSA Select Team Camp

As a reminder, the Select Team Camp is mandatory for all Academy/Select players.  All players are reminded to drink plenty of water and hydrate properly before the camp sessions.  Do not wear new cleats to camp -- break them in before wearing for camp.  Players should wear a GSA T-Shirt or light colored T-Shirt for new players.  Easy session of camp will end with a scrimmage that will last one hour.

For a complete schedule, please click on CAMPS or click here to be directed to the schedule.

GSA Summer Camps

Looking for just the right soccer camp this summer.  GSA will be hosting a series of camps designed for players from 4-14 throughout the summer.  For complete information on the camps that are available, please click on "CAMPS" in the left hand menu or CLICK HERE.

Georgia 93 ODP Boys Win First ODP National Championship

The Georgia 1993 ODP Boys put in a stellar effort to bring home the state’s first ODP Championship as they defeated the defending champion California South 1-0. Iain Smith scored the game winner once again when he picked off an errant pass in front of the California South goal and buried it for the lone score of the game in just the 5th minute. Georgia threatened often in the early going, forcing two excellent saves and smacking the post, before California South gained momentum toward the end of the first half. In the second half, Georgia matched the intensity of California South, denying them a quality opportunity and putting the game away to deliver the trophy.

The Georgia team includes the 7 GSA players pictured above.  Our congratulations go out to Ian Smith, Chase Parks, Walker Zimmerman, Dominic Bonilla, Justin Weimer, Jack Falle and Connor Yearney.  Dominic Bonilla was also named Most Valuable Player for the event.

Georgia 93 ODP Girls Finished 3rd in ODP National Championship

The Georgia 1993 ODP Girls also had an impressive showing at the National Championships winning the Consolation Match 4-0 over Eastern Pennsylvania. Goals came from Iyana Moore, Anna Shea, and two from Cheyna Williams. The Georgia 93 ODP Girls also includes 7 GSA players pictured above.  Congratulations to Cherelle Jarrett, Sarah Daane, Jordan Draughon, Emily Kubal, Bryana Gold, Tess Patton and Cara Smith.  Way to go girls!

US Youth Soccer National League Under-17 Boys GSA Phoenix
Punch Ticket to 2010 US Youth Soccer National Championships

FRISCO, Texas (Feb. 16, 2010) – US Youth Soccer proudly announces the Under-17 Boys GSA Phoenix (GA) as the first boys team and second team overall in the US Youth Soccer National League to punch their ticket to the 2010 US Youth Soccer National Championships July 20-25, at Overland Park Soccer Complex in Overland Park, Kan.

Completing the 2009-2010 National League season with a perfect 7-0-0 record, GSA captured the title of National League Champion, an honor that earns a direct path to the final leg of the nation's most elite and prestigious competition providing the opportunity to capture an Under-17 Boys US Youth Soccer National Championship title. This season, they join the Under-15 Girls Dallas Texans as the second team to earn advancement to the National Championships via the National League.

“This is truly an exciting time for the US Youth Soccer National League as we announce the advancement of our second team, GSA Phoenix, to the 2010 US Youth Soccer National Championships. GSA is only the second team in National League history to go undefeated through League play and this is their second consecutive year to earn advancement through the League,” said Paul Luchowski, US Youth Soccer National League commissioner. "As League play continues through the end of March, we will have 10 more elite teams that will earn the right to compete among America’s best for the ultimate crown.”

National League teams play a seven game schedule, playing each team in the age group once. GSA completed their season Feb. 13-15 in Plantation, Fla., and final standings for the Under-17 Boys will not be decided until March 19-21 in Las Vegas, when the remaining Under-17 Boys teams complete League play. GSA first advanced to the National Championships through their success in the 2008-2009 National League season by earning second place in the League.

“It has been a privilege to be a part of the National League for two seasons now, each one contributing to GSA achieving the highest level of play. Earning a return trip to the National Championships is the highest honor and a testament to that success,” said GSA head coach Nuno Piteira. “I speak for myself, the team and the parents when I say the opportunity the League affords us has tremendously contributed to the growth of each individual player. We are excited to build upon that as a team when we compete at the prestigious National Championships this summer.”

The League kicked off the five-weekend schedule in early December 2009 with the first two weekends held in conjunction with the NCAA Men's and Women's College Cup Championships, followed by a weekend of play that coincided with Disney's Soccer Showcase. Each weekend of play provides key recruiting and scouting opportunities for college coaches seeking future impact players.

The final weekend of League play will host four teams from each of the Under-15, 16 and 17 Boys and Girls age groups March 19-21 in Las Vegas, coinciding with the Player’s 2010 Soccer Showcase.

The National League is an extension of the highly successful US Youth Soccer Regional Leagues (US Youth Soccer Region I (East) Premier League, Midwest Regional League, Region III (South) Premier League and Far West Regional League).  The National League provides an avenue for teams to play in meaningful matches against top competition from across the country for continued development and opportunities for exposure at the next level. 

Georgia Soccer Coach of the Year

Congratulations to GSA's own Nuno Piteira on being named "Coach of the Year" by Georgia Soccer.  Nuno was announced as the winner of this award at the Georgia Soccer Annual Awards presentation in February as part of Georgia Soccer's Annual General Meeting.  Nuno was nominated by the GSA 93 Phoenix Red Boy's team and included several personal recommendations by players with the U17's.  Nuno has a long history of giving back to the sport of soccer and everyone that knows him will agree that this award was well deserved.  Nuno will now be automatically considered for Region III Coach of the Year based upon his recognition in Georgia. 

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Support Soccer - Georgia Soccer License Plates

Be the first in your neighborhood to have a Georgia Soccer License tag on your vehicle. It's a great way to show your support for Soccer in Georgia. It's easy, just complete the on-line form and submit with your $25.00 payment. You will be mailed a receipt to take to your local tag office along with your current license plate and your Georgia Soccer tag will be mailed directly to you. A portion of the proceeds from license plate sales will go to Georgia Soccer to help pay for programs including TOPSoccer, Soccer Start and ODP Scholarships. What a great way to show that soccer is the game for everyone by proudly displaying a Georgia Soccer License Plate on your vehicle. 

To order yours now, please click here.  If you have questions or need additional information, just give us a call at 770-452-0505 or email licenseplates@gasoccer.org.

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Reserving Pavilion or Clubhouse

If you or your team would like to reserve the GSA clubhouse or the pavilion for a team event or an end of season party, please contact the GSA Secretary to make your reservations.  Once approved, your event will be placed on the GSA Calendar.