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November 23, 2010
 
The following Charlotte Soccer Academy players were named to the North Carolina High School All-State Teams for the 2010 season:
 
Division 2A  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Trent Johnson – Cuthbertson HS
 
 
 
Division 3A
 
Sean Cogan – Cox Mill HS
Roland Minogue – Charlotte Catholic HS
Kyle Parker – Marvin Ridge HS
Adam Zeitouni – Charlotte Catholic HS
 
 
 
Division 4A
 
 
Nick Barnhorst – Ardrey Kell HS
Matt Brown – South Mecklenburg HS
Nick Hensley – Lake Norman HS
 
Private Schools
 
Jono Grad – Charlotte Latin
Conor Redmond - Providence Day
Harper Williams - Charlotte Latin
 
Congratulations to all!

 

 

November 15, 2010
 
Two Charlotte Soccer Academy Players Invited to Market Training Center
Chris Brewer, Technical Advisor for the South Conference will be on hand to evaluate players
 
 
Asa Kryst, far left,  (1993) and Roland Minogue, left, (1994), both Charlotte Soccer Academy USSDA players, were invited to Raleigh, North Carolina to participate on Saturday November 13, 2010 in a US Soccer Training Center (TC). The TC included two groups of players, those born in 1993 and those in the 1994 age groups. Players were invited from the Virginia and North Carolina U.S. Developmental Academy clubs. Each group was coached by Chris Brewer, Technical Advisor for the South Conference. There will be a number of other TC scheduled in the South region throughout the next year.
 
 
"The TC program is meant to help prepare our players for the Youth National Team Training environment" stated Chris Brewer. "These sessions are a critical part of the Development Academy and have benefits both from the continuing education and player identification/development perspectives.”
 
“This is another great opportunity for these two boys”, said Richard Butler, CSA Director of the USSDA. “Last season both Asa and Roland were instrumental in the success of our U16 team and their push for the play offs. They are both technically gifted and attacking minded players who create lots of opportunities as they get forward. It is good to see US Soccer giving these boys a chance, they fully deserve it.”