ODP/PDP Pools Selected  Kentucky Youth Soccer would like to thank every player who recently attended the ODP & PDP try-outs. The coaches and evaluators were extremely impressed with the quality of play and commitment of the players as they were working to earn a position on the state training pool.  Approximately 350 players tried out for the three youngest age groups, attempting to make the first steps in what could be a wonderful soccer career. Every player that attended the try-outs had hopes and dreams of making it to the next level and with the recent success that Kentucky Youth Soccer Association ODP players have been experiencing at the regional and national level; each player that does attend only enhances the quality of the program.  To review the pool lists click here

Kentucky Soccer Hall of Fames Inducts Ten  The inaugural Kentucky Soccer Hall of Fame inductions were held August 2, 2008 at the Marriot Griffin Gate Resort in conjunction with the Kentucky Youth Soccer Awards luncheon. Over 300 soccer enthusiast were on hand to witness the induction of the first ten members of the Hall of Fame.  The Kentucky Soccer Hall of Fame is a joint project of the youth and adult soccer associations who govern soccer in Kentucky as members of the United States Soccer Federation and FIFA.  To learn more about the inductees, click here.

Kentucky Awards for 2008
Katrina Ott Taylor Hafling Jerrica Scovel CJ Fryer
Eurosport Player of the Year - Girls
Eurosport Player of the Year -
Boys
Eurosport Young Referee of the Year - Female
Eurosport Young Referee of the Year – Male
Bruce Trusty Phyllis Banks Tim Chastonay Danny Collier
Eurosport Recreational
Coach of the Year – Boys
Eurosport Recreational
Coach of the
Year - Girls
Eurosport Competitive
Coach of the Year – Boys 
Eurosport Competitive
Coach of the Year – Girls
Mike Veech
David Embry
 David Fox
Click here to see this year's award winners
adidas
Volunteer of the Year
adidas Administrator of the Year
Kohl’s
Parents of the Year

In negotiating the world of youth soccer, it is helpful to the players, the coach and the parents or guardians to understand what is expected of them. Some simple guidelines for parents/guardians helps establish the rules.  Key to  success is to remember that kids play soccer to have fun and to enjoy themselves.  Keep big rules for big kids and the pros.  For the younger players keep it simple so they can have fun. Click here to read more

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