Tampa, FL -- United Soccer Leagues has announced the final selections for the Super Y-League’s ODP National Camps to be held at the Cocoa Expo Center in Cocoa, Florida in January and February of 2008 and said that 15 members of FC Westchester teams were selected. 

Selections from the 2007 season were made from the identification system by the Super Y-League National ODP Scouting Staff. The selection process was then finalized by the ODP Staff Coaches, and assembled by the USL office. U.S. National Team scouts will be attending the camps.

Named from FC Westchester were:

• Cesar Ceja, Brian Kenny, Jonathan Martinez, Andres Radich and Roberto Silva  from the FC Westchester ’94s
• Michael Abraham, Gerardo Ceja, Ryan McNamara,  Marques Mayoras, Andres Penfold, Rory Shepard and Osvaldo Torres from the FC Westchester ’93s.
• Bucky Illingworth and Brian Span from the FC Westchester ’92 Boys.
• Brian Cabrera and  Thomas McNamara from the ’91 Boys.
• Stepjan Bandov, John Gallagher, George Pourakis, Chris Holihan and Josh Renner  from the ’90 Boys.

TAMPA, FL – United Soccer Leagues has announced the Super Y-League First and Second 11 Club rankings for the 2006 season, recognizing the league’s top competitive and administrative clubs.

For the second year in a row, FC Westchester was recognized as one of the top clubs in the Super Y League, ranking 12th nationally.

United Soccer Leagues’ Super Y-League launched a new club ranking system in 2005 with the top clubs ranked from 1-22 and separated into the First and Second 11. The rankings are based primarily upon the on-field results - winning percentage accounting for 70 percent of the score. Minimum standards and operations completes the other 30 percent.

“The criteria used to rank these clubs is basic yet essential to the Super Y-League’s philosophy of providing a professionalized atmosphere for the top youth players in North America,” said Managing Director of Club Development Matt Weibe. “The Super Y-League wanted to salute those clubs who consistently succeed not only on the field but off the field as well.