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Sockers FC Reaping Benefits of Year-Round Training Since Joining U.S. Soccer's Development Academy
10/09/2008

Since joining the Development Academy in the inaugural 2007-08 season, Sockers FC’s (Schaumburg, Ill.) training program has been enhanced. The Development Academy standards of training three to four times per week are not new to the Sockers, but Richardson believes that the more structured program has helped move his program in a positive direction.

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Development Academy Training Standards Pay Dividends for De Anza Force Offense
10/02/2008

In the second year under the guidelines of the U.S. Soccer Development Academy, players at De Anza Force (Cupertino, Calif.) have seen their increased training pay off both individually and collectively.

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Development Academy Program Kicks Off in Texas
09/24/2008

As the second year of the U.S. Soccer Development Academy program gets underway this month, the four Dallas clubs faced off in the first games in the history of the Development Academy to feature Texas-based teams. The local matchup will be the first of many Academy games to feature Texas clubs, as eight clubs were admitted in the 2008/09 Academy admissions class.

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Nomad SC Preseason Sets Tone Heading Into Second Year of Development Academy Program
09/17/2008

Nomads SC (La Jolla, Calif.) head into their second year as part of the U.S. Soccer Development Academy with a renewed spirit from their ambitious preseason schedule. The Nomads conducted a two week preseason camp in La Jolla before the Under-15/16 and Under-17/18 squads spent four days at the U.S. Olympic Committee’s ARCO Training Center in Chula Vista.

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Date	Story
09/11/2008	U.S. Under-17 MNT to Kick Off Exhibition Tour Against Development Academy Clubs this Weekend at The HDC
09/05/2008	U.S. Soccer Development Academy Implements Changes to Build Upon Successful Inaugural Year; 2008-09 Season
07/20/2008	Historic Development Academy Finals Week Comes to a Close With Thrilling Championship Matches at The
07/20/2008	Carmel United Wins 2008 U.S. Soccer Development Academy U-15/16 Title
07/19/2008	Baltimore Bays Win 2008 U.S. Soccer Development Academy U-17/18 Title with Thrilling 4-2 Overtime Victory
07/18/2008	Development Academy Starting XI Teams Announced as Group Play Concludes at Development Academy Finals
07/16/2008	Development Academy U-15/16 Conference Starting XI and Coaches of the Year Announced
07/16/2008	Finals Week Scenarios
07/16/2008	Development Academy U-17/18 Conference Starting XI and Coaches of the Year Announced During Finals Week
07/14/2008	Development Academy Finals Week in Full Swing at the Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif.

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U.S. Men vs. Trinidad & Tobago
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10/15/2008 8:00 PM ET

U.S. Men vs. Guatemala
ESPN2, Galavision
11/19/2008 6:00 PM MT

U.S. Women vs. South Korea Women
11/01/2008 6:00 PM ET
University of Richmond Stadium; Richmond, Va.

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11/05/2008 7:30 PM ET
Paul Brown Stadium; Cincinnati, Ohio

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