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Joy In The Desert
Oregon squad crowned Regional Champions!
The Westside Metro International Under-18 boys' team became the first Regional champion for Oregon in 12 years by defeating Arizona, 2-1, in the final of the Far West Regional tournament in Lancaster, Calif. The Internationals advance to the National Championship Series final, July 21-24 in Lancaster, Mass. The Internationals were one of 13 Oregon teams to advance to the knockout phase at Regionals - we have all the scores and recaps here!
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Q&A with Oregon ODP Star Sarah Bridges
Oregon ODP star Sarah Bridges has shined for years at the youth level — now she's preparing to embark on the next stage of her career at the University of Portland and, hopefully, with the U.S. National Team!
We caught up with her for a few minutes this summer to find out how she's preparing to take the next step and asked her about soccer, life and ODP.Read More »
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OYSA President's Cup, Premier Leagues
Just Around the Corner
Oregon Youth Soccer is excited to be hosting the 2010 Presidents Cup Regional Championships, at which all Oregon winners of the Fred Meyer President's Cup in the U13-U17 age groups will match up against winners from other states for the right to advance to Nationals. In addition, qualifying tournaments for Fall Premier and Classic leagues are just around the corner! Read More »
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Referees are an integral part of our game. How can we retain more first-year referees? READ MORE» |
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Oregon Youth Soccer operates a number of events designed specifically for recreational teams. Download the Schedule(pdf) |
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State Director of Coaching Mike Smith describes six easy activities to help your players improve their passing. Download the Lesson Plan(pdf) |
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U.S. Soccer has introduced Directives for successful understanding of the Laws of the Game. READ MORE» |
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All the latest news, scores and information from the world of Oregon ODP. READ MORE» |
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From the U.S. National Team in Spain to the MLS in Portland, it's been a busy summer for soccer news. READ MORE» |
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