TCSL Reps Embraces a "Club First" Approach. The program operates during cold-weather months prior to the main club soccer season to conflict as minimally as possible with club schedules. If there is a conflict, players should seek approval from their team coach and/or club director.
Players must play for a TCSL club in a TCSL-sanctioned league such as NPL, or other TCSL level.
Birth years: 2010, 2011 and 2012. No play ups.
All players will receive a ranking:
Event Roster – These top 20 players will be invited to travel to an out-of-state event. They will also participate in the Winter Development Training Program, consisting of 5 training sessions and 4 local games in January and February.
Winter Development Training Roster – Approximately 6-10 additional players who will participate in the Winter Development Training Program, consisting of 5 training sessions and 4 local games in January and February. These players are also the first to be called up should an Event Roster player be unavailable for the out-of-state event.
Reserve – Players invited as needed, dependent on status of Event Roster / Winter Development Training Roster players (for example: injuries, player drops, etc.)
2012 (13U) and 2011 (14U) players will attend trials in September. Event Roster players will train leading up to the Midwest Select Games in November (matches against Iowa, Illinois, and Ohio), and will continue with training and local matches in January and February. Development Training Roster players will have a series of trainings and local matches in January and February (with Event Roster players).
2010 (15U) players will attend trials in November (after high school soccer concludes). Winter Development Training Roster players will have a series of trainings and local matches in January and February (with Event Roster players). Along with the series of trainings and local matches in January and February, Event Roster players will also participate in the Phoenix Cup in March.
Specific age group schedules/calendars available above.
Rep as in “Representative”
Reps represent their team, club and league as a recognized talent.
Reps should develop into leaders and role models for other players.
Reps will always show respect to all.
Reps will always give their maximum effort both on and off the field.
Reps, to “Represent”
Be recognized for your effort and talent-Standout.
Become a leader-Excel.
Leave your comfort zone-Growth.
Train and compete with and against other high-level players-Develop.
Rep-resent- Take pride in Representing your team, club and league-Honor.
Be prepared: Eat healthy, sleep regular hours, be punctual.
Compete: Put in maximum effort every time you arrive at the pitch.
Respect: Respect the sport, teammates, opponents, officials, coaches and parents.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Yes. TCSL Reps fees cover the cost of administering the program (facilities, coaching, travel, kit, etc.).
Yes. Our goal is to identify and provide opportunities for the TCSL’s most talented players, regardless of financial situation.
We will collaborate with club leaders to be as non-conflicting as possible and also control the NPL schedule to not conflict/clash with league matches. This program will be highly supplementary.
We plan to only use high-quality facilities, and turf, if possible. We will, as much as possible, rotate events around the metro to ensure geographic diversity and ensuring that clubs get a chance to host events, should they desire.
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