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CCU is looking for Ball Boys and Girls for upcoming games. If interested email Bryan Warman (Boys) or Keith Combs (Girls)

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Why Cincinnati West?

Cincinnati West Soccer Club is one of the fastest growing youth soccer clubs in the area because of our unique and strong focus on being team and family friendly while still meeting the soccer development needs of our players at all skill levels and ages.  As you can see from looking around our website, we have over 700 players learning the game of soccer, learning life lessons from the game and being involved with a team and program, and being better prepared for success as an adult. Our teams compete at all levels of the Cincinnati United Soccer League (CUSL) as well as the Buckeye Premier Youth Soccer League (BPYSL).  Many of our players find that the varied development and competitive levels offered by CWSC along with our experienced, nationally licensed training staff, including current and former college and high school coaches and players have well-equipped many our play for the “next level”.  CWSC players have a strong record of accomplishment at both the high school and college levels.  We are proud of every one of our players and teams, and we hope that you decide to join the CWSC family.

CWSC Player Training Priorities and Goals for 2010-2011 Soccer Year 

For the 2010 fall and 2011 spring seasons, the following are the Training Priorities and Goals for all CWSC players and teams.  Our Training staff and coaches will be focused on these priorities during training sessions, player development and matches. 

Technical Training Priorities 

1. Improve Possession:  the ability of players and team to collectively maintain possession by making it a high priority through combination play.

2. Improve Speed of Play:  the ability of our players to make good and quick decisions, play 1 and 2 touch when needed and play effectively when under pressure of time and/or space.

3. Improve our technical skills:  players use proper technique in game situations due to proper training focus and play with purpose. All training sessions are at least 50% technical skill-building training. 

Tactical Training Goals 

1. We defend as a team  -  every player defends and we defend to win possession.

2. When our teams win possession in the defensive third, we maintain possession from defense thru the midfield to the forwards.

3. We attack as a team.  We use possession and combination play to build our attacks and involve the midfield in the attack.

CWSC and ZoomReports

CWSC is excited to announce a new partnership, a partnership that will benefit the players, teams and coaches in our club beginning this spring 2010 season and beyond.

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Goalkeeper Training

Starting Monday August 9th 6PM- 7:30 at Cincinnati West Training Center at Cleves Community Park

 Curriculum:

Rainout Numbers

Gulf Park

513-941-5127 ext 41

Miami Whitewater

513-728-3551 ext 383

Pendrey Park

859-572-2859

TCYO (Farwick)

513-353-1900

Recently, one of our Soccer Family, the Nienaber's were involved in a serious auto accident while on vacation in Florida.  Their van was rear-ended and the kids were all injured and have been admitted to the hospital.  The Nienaber family is a big part of CWSC and the entire family needs our thoughts and prayers.  Please join us in prayers and well wishes so that the power of CWSC can make a difference.

Donations can be made at any Fifth Third Bank

2009 HIGH SCHOOL ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Jeff Boehl Coach of Former Boys Devil Dogs Announces..

Riley Kilgore  A Senior starting defender at Oak Hills was awarded All-City Division I Honorable Mention.  He has been a member of the Devil Dogs since the team was started as U-09s.  

Justin Mertz of Taylor High School received All-City Division II Honorable mention.  He played on the Devil Dogs through his High School Career.

Congratulations to both of you from your Coach!!!

From the Girls U16 Intensity

Emily Spraul  A Sophomore, starting defender for Oak Hills High School      won the Oak Hills varsity "Rookie of the Year" award -- given to the 1st year varsity player who made the biggest impact during the season.  She was also named to the Ohio High School All Southwest District All Academic Girls Varsity Soccer Team
 
Margot Giesey A Sophomore starting goalkeeper for
Batesville High School varsity, led the team to an undefeated season.  Only loss in 3rd round of State Tourney.

From The Wolfpack

Rachel Alvis of Colerain High School sophomore, starter for Colerain HS, all GMC all star

College Accomplishments

Ski Vaught Coach of Former CWSC Girls Velosity Announces..

Chelsey Ball was awarded Cincinnati State's Women's Soccer Academic Award and  Surge Athletic Scholar of the Year.  Out of all Cincinnati State's student athletes she was recognized for her outstanding performance in the class room.

Jan Bennett of CWSC Girls United announces...

Stephanie Adams was named Freshman of the Year at Cincinnati State.

Keith Combs, Coach of Former CWSC Cheetahs Team Announces....

 Abby Waid  of Cincinnati Christian University has been named to the NCCAA/NSCAA All-Amercan Second Team

Ski Vaught                                  

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Opening Doors To Athletic/Academic Scholarship Opportunities

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