Current & Former VA ODP Players

Tyler Lawrence – District & State

Zach Hoover – District & State

Jordon Tatum – District & State

Bubba Delgado – District & State

Rico Cornwell – District & State

Eric Munt - District

     Chris Czerwinski – District & State

Joe Cooney – District 
Cody Cox – District 

Current USL Super-Y League Players

Zach Kennedy – Northern Virginia Royals
Michael Harvey – Northern Virginia Royals
Sergio Foronda – Northern Virginia Royals


  Regional, National and International Experience

Zach Hoover
                        Regional: ODP National Championship - Dallas 3/2009
                        Regional: ODP Tournament - New Jersey 6/2008
                        Regional: High School State Tournament (Semi-Finalist) - Virginia 6/2008
                        International: ODP Tournament – Costa Rica 3/2008

Jordon Tatum

International: ODP Tournament – Costa Rica 3/2008

Regional: High School State Tournament (Semi-Finalist) - Virginia 6/2008                International: ODP Tournament – Germany 4/2007

Zach Kennedy

National: U-15 Super-Y National Championships (Semifinalist) – Florida 11/2008
National: U-15 US Club Soccer National Championships (Finalist) - Virginia 8/2008
Regional: U-15 US Club Soccer Championships (Champion) - North Carolina 7/2008
Regional: High School State Tournament (Semi-Finalist) - Virginia 6/2008
National: U-14 Super-Y National Championships (Finalist) – Florida 11/2007

International Friendly Tournament: Chelsea USA – England & Italy 4/2007

Chris Czerwinski     
                        International Friendly Tournament – Brazil 7/2008
                        International Friendly Tournament – England 7/2007
                        International: ODP Tournament – Germany 4/2007                      
                        International Friendly Tournament – France 7/2005
Rico Cornwell
                        Regional: High School State Tournament (Semi-Finalist) - Virginia 6/2008
Sergio Foronda

International Friendly Tournament – England 10/2008

Bubba Delgado

International: ODP Tournament – Germany 4/2007

Tyler Lawrence

International: ODP Tournament – Germany 4/2007

2009 High School Soccer, Varsity Players

Zach Hoover, So. - Osbourn, HS.

Rico Cornwell, So. - Osbourn, HS.
Ivan Alvarado, So. - Osbourn, HS.
Jordan Tatum, So.. - Osbourn HS.

Zach Kennedy, So. - Brentsville, HS.
Thomas Forman, So. - Brentsville, HS.
Tyler Lawrence, So. - Centreville, HS.
Chris Czerwinski, So. - Herndon, HS.
Micheal Harvey, So. - Westfield, HS.
Bubba Delgado, So. - Oakton, HS.

Jordan Paz, Fr. - Liberty, HS.

Congratulations to Zach Hoover and Jordon Tatum for making the 2009 Olympic Development State Team.  

Zach Hoover getting ready for ODP National Championship match in Dallas Texas on March 20th. 



Congratulations to Zach Kennedy, Michael Harvey and Sergio Foronda
for making the 2009 Northern Virginia USL Super-Y U-16 Team.

 

 

2008 High School Soccer, Varsity Players

Zach Hoover, Fr. - Osbourn, HS

Rico Cornwell, Fr. - Osbourn, HS
Jordan Tatum, Fr. - Osbourn HS

Zach Kennedy, Fr. - Brentsville, HS
Bubba Delgado, Fr. - Oakton, HS


2008 High School Soccer, Jr. Varsity Players
Tyler Lawrence, Fr. - Centreville, HS
Eric Munt, Fr. - Westfield, HS
AJ Obarowski, Fr. - Westfield, HS
Andrew Sanchez, Fr. - Westfield, HS
Cristian Turcios, Fr. - Westfield, HS
Sergio Foronda, Fr. - Westfield, HS
Jordan Paz, Fr. - Remington, HS

      Chris Czerwinski, Fr. - Herndon, HS
      Joe Cooney, Fr. - Oakton, HS
      Michael Harvey, Fr. - Westfield, HS


Players In The News


High School Soccer - Spring 2008

Congratulations to the following boys who competed with their high school teams this year as freshman in the Viginia State Soccer Tournament finals.

Jordan Tatum, Fr. - Osbourn, HS - Semi-finalist
Zach Hoover, Fr - Osbourn, HS - Semi-finalist
Rico Cornwell, Fr - Osbourn, HS - Semi-finalist
Zach Kennedy, Fr - Brentsville, HS - Semi-finalist


There are 4 National Soccer Championships played each year for amateur soccer teams and the Lions have two players who will or have played in 3 of them this year. Congratulations to Zach Hoover and Zach Kennedy for their accomplishments.


Zach Hoover '08 - Olympic Development Team - 2008 Region 1 Winners
Zach and the ODP 93 Boys Team will represent Region 1 at the 2008 National ODP Championship in Dallas, Texas in March.


Zach Kennedy '08 - US Club Soccer - Region E Winner & 2008 National Championship Finalist
Zach and the Super Y Northern Virginia Royals U16 Boys Team won the Region E tournament to qualify for the National Championship in Virginia Beach, Virginia in July. The Royals went to the finals and lost in overtime to Lobitos Velocity (Western Canada) 2-1.
   
winners


Zach Kennedy '08 - Super-Y Team Qualifies for the 2008 National Championship
The Super Y Northern Virginia Royals U15 Boys Team have qualified for the National Championship in Tampa Bay, Florida in November. The Super Y-League Finals, regarded as the top youth soccer event in North America, is a five-day tournament that includes over 130 of the best youth soccer teams in the US and Canada from U13 to U17 for boys and girls. Teams will qualify from their respective regions and will face the best from around North America in a quest to become league champions. The event will include over 5,000 players, parents and spectators. The 2007 finals featured teams from Vancouver to Miami with teams representing some of the top professional clubs in the nation such as Major League Soccer's DC United and Red Bull New York. This will be the second year in a row that the Royals will play for the National Championship. Last year the team went to the finals and lost to Arsenal FC (San Diego, Calif.) 1-0.



U-15 Royals Stopped in Semifinals
Northern Virginia Edged 1-0 by West Coast FC
The U15 Northern Virginia Royals run in the 2008 North American Super Y-League Championships ended just short of the final match, falling 1-0 to West Coast FC in the tournament semifinal.  A second half of relentless pressure was not enough to equalize an early first half goal, leaving the Royals just shy of their second final match in two years.
 
West Coast FC came out of the gates with burst of  intensity, rushing forward at the Royals goal in the opening moments.   Their pressure would be rewarded, as they struck paydirt on a shot the glanced off the crossbar and crossed the line for the 1-0 advantage.
 
The Royals slowly regrouped and gradually increased offensive pressure of their own.  The second half saw the pace of the game favor the Royals, and the final twenty minutes featured numerous attacks falling just short of equalizing.  The West Coast defense held firm, and the final whistle earned them the shot at the North American title. 
 
"The result was disappointing, but the intensity and heart of these kids was inspiring,"  commented Coach Tom Torres.  "They spent all season fighting through adversity, and todays match showed just that regardless of leaving with hardware."
 
"These boys are the future of the Royals PDL and we couldn’t be happier with the way they’ve represented the club all season," concluded Torres.  


Game time at the National Championships