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In the Spotlight
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The "Who Is" CU Staff Member of the Month
This month's trainer spotlight is CUP boys coach Scott Stockum. "
CU/Cup has an established legacy of developing quality players and competing on the national level. I enjoy working with an experienced staff who shares the same coaching philosophies and players who are committed to learning and improving everyday."
The "Thank You To" Volunteer of the Month
This month's volunteer spotlight is CUP admin Tiffany Bruce.
"I think we all agree that CU/CUP have the best trainers/coaches. I believe what sets CU/CUP apart is we are a community that works to develop young men and women of strong character. Club staff, parents, and athletes together holding high standards of teamwork, sportsmanship, work ethic, and giving back. I am a true believer in the phrase 'It takes a village.' Proud member of the CU/CUP Family for 7 years."
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Show your Club Spirit with some great Spiritwear. Pick some up at Soccer Village or enter the online Spiritwear Shop above.
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The CU News
November 2016 Newsletter |
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The 2016-2017 season is shaping up to be a great one. As always,
The CU News is here to share everything going on at Cincinnati United!
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CU/CUP Alumni Excel in College Soccer
The college soccer season has less than month left and CU/CUP alumni have been tearing up the field this fall. More than 100 hundred alums from our club have been playing college soccer this fall.
We want to congratulate all of our alumni on a great fall season, filled with individual awards, team titles, and academic success.
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Players Head to Regional and National Events Across the Country
9 girls players and 2 boys players from our club will be competing in the USYS ODP Interregionals taking place this month while one player will be competing with our US Youth National Team.
The ODP event will feature
some of the nation's top players selected from US Youth Soccer
Sta
te Association and Regional level evaluations. In each age group, players will attend scheduled training sessions and also compete in
matches against each of the other regional teams. The girls event will take place in Florida while the boys event will take place in Arizona.
Selected CUP/CU Players for the ODP event include:
Morgan Ramby - 1999
Anna Podojil - 2000
Walt Zeller - 2000
Aliyah El-Naggar - 2001
Luke Eckenrod - 2001
Lauren Donovan - 2002
BK Harris - 2002
Maddie Prohaska - 2002
Emma Frey - 2003
Mia Moore - 2003
Emma Schmelzer - 2003
CUP girls player Kailyn Dudukovich will also be in Florida, competing with the u14/02 Girls National Team. And, CUP Girls DOC Bobby Puppione will also be in Florida as an assistant coach with US U14 Girls National Team.
Good luck to al!
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CU/CUP Leads the Way with
College Commitments
CU/CUP is a national leader in placing kids in to college soccer programs. Check out the list of our current commitments here:
We will be posting about these college commitments on our social media over the next few months. Be sure to check them out!
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Coach David Robertson Wins OSYSA
and Region II Award
CU/CUP coach David Robertson has been named the Ohio South Youth Soccer Association and Region II girls competitive coach of the year. David works with our CUP girls 06, 03, and 99 age groups this season.
"We are proud of David for receiving this award," said Bobby Puppione, CUP Girls Director of Coaching. "David is dedicated to the player development process for each and every player he works with, along with his own personal development as a youth coach. We appreciate the time, passion, and knowledge he brings to the girls teams and the club."
Congrats!
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USWNT Player Sam Mewis
Visits Cincy United
As a part of our relationship with Puma, US Women's National Team player Sam Mewis visited our club to participate in club training, meetings with staff, and discussions with directors and board members. Thank you to Sam and Puma for this great experience.
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Did you know?
CU has a first class Juniors Program
The CU Youth Development Academy
is a youth soccer program that provides instruction to our youngest players (U3-U9). This pro
gram is designed to be the developmental bridge from recreational soccer to competitive soccer. The professional trainers from Cincinnati United will provide age appropriate technical instruction and teach game behaviors to the very youngest players.
Come join us this winter!
We will be having a "Did you know" section in the upcomin
g newsletters. Stay tuned each month for more.
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CU - Amazon Program
Cincinnati United has joined the Amazon Affiliate Program. This means that when you access Amazon through our website, you can support the club at the same time! At no additional cost!
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CU Sideline Chair ...
Get Yours This Holiday Season
Get your new CU sideline chair this holiday season. Great gift idea for coaches, admins, families, and friends. See the photo for more details or contact Rebecca Podojil for details at dbpod@msn.com or 479-426-0591.
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Check out our
Social Media
Follow us to stay connected.
Cincinnati United Soccer Club is on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Encourage your friends and family to follow us to stay connected.
Twitter: @cincyunited
Instagram: cincinnatiunited
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 Where in the World is CU?
This month's "where in the world is CU" features Emily Johnson from our CU program. Emily is pictured in London.
We need photos for "Where in the World is CU?"
If you have a photo to submit, please send to Bobby Puppione. All you need to do is being wearing your club gear at a location, snap a photo, and send it in.
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Recruiting and College Tip of the Month from the twitter handle "NCAA Recruit Tips" @1001RecruitTips -
"Want to play in college? You have to put in extra, consistent effort every day. Work on your weaknesses. Build mental toughness."
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"Soccer Term of the Month"
Each month we will be highlighting soccer terminology. This
is a word you may hear on the field
from your coach, trainer, or player.
The Soccer Term of the Month is: penalty kick.
A penalty kick is a free kick that occurs when a foul is committed inside the 18 yard box.
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