IN ODP Update February 20, 2021 - AGM Todd Sheely - Indiana Soccer
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IN ODP Update February 20, 2021 AGM Todd Sheely
ODP Participation in 2020/21
• Over 500 in the Indiana State Pool
• Over 300 played in an event representing Indiana(Memphis
Cancelled)
• Over 200 attended District Training
• Over 100 attended Junior Olympians
• Over 70 attended Winter GK Camp with IGA
Club Representation in ODP
53 clubs have boys
participating in ODP
50 clubs have girls
participating in ODP
Alliance FC Jeffersonville Spirit IFJ South
Boilers FC Jr. Irish Illiana Futbol Club
Carmel FC Kings Hammer Illinois FC
Boys Clubs CCSA Komets FC Impact SC
Chicago Fire South Lions United Indiana Elite
Columbus Express Michiana Echo Indy Phoenix FC
Cutters Midwest Kingdom FC Indy Premier
CWSA (Cincy) Millennium ZYSA
Deportivo FC (IL) Montgomery Cty United SIU
ECU NWI Lions Speedway
Evolution TFC Revolution PCYSA Sporting S IN
FC Evansville Plainfield St. Francis
FC Pride Plymouth United Terre Haute Premier
Fort Wayne United Putnam County TFA (Ohio South)
Ft Wayne Sport Club Rangers Total Futbol Academy
Hobart SCSA USAi
Hoosier FC Seymour Cyclones Warsaw Wave
IFJ Westside
Mercury FC Evansville Indy Premier
Alliance FC FC Pride Jr Irish
Girls Clubs Batesville Soccer Fort Wayne United Kingdom (MI)
Boilers FC Henry County Youth Lions United
Carmel FC Hoosier FC Magic SC
Chicago Fire South Jrs IFJ MC United
Cincinnati West United IFJ South Michiana Echo
Circle City FC Impact FC Middlebury Magic
Cutters IN Southwest FC Midwest United FC
Delaware County Indiana Elte FC Montgomery Cty United
Dynamo Indiana Invaders North Spencer
Eclipse Select SCSA NWI Lions
ECU SIU Rangers
United Elite FC Speedway Youth Schererville Soccer
USAi Sporting Southern IN TFA (Ohio South)
Warsaw Wave Tempest FC Tinley Park
Westside Tri WestNew add-ons for ODP Players this year. • VEO- Camera that records and uploads trainings and matches • Team Genius- Evaluation Software • ODP YouTube Channel- Allows families to create highlight tape for college or watch matches when not in attendance
New add-ons for ODP Players this year cont...
VEO Camera • VEO is a camera that uses Artificial intelligence to track the ball. • World Clubs using VEO • FC Copenhagen. • Manchester City. • AS Roma. • Borussia Mönchengladbach. • Impact de Montréal. • The camera captures the entire field so no more missing the corners of a field. • After the match when plugged into an ethernet cord it takes 3-4 hours to upload to the VEO platform and then is ready to share.
VEO and Indiana Soccer
• We have secured a partnership with VEO. Those
who purchase a VEO camera can get a 10%
discount.
• Email Todd Sheely-
todd@soccerindiana.org for more info.
• To date we have recorded over 40
different activities (matches or training) using
the VEO Camera.
• These are then made available through our ODP
YouTube Channel for players and coaches to
review, edit for college, or share with family not
in attendance.Why did we add this to our player's
development?
Enhanced training Tools to develop a
tool player highlight video
Provide access to the
Families to be able to
club coach to assist in
watch players when
the overall player’s
not in attendance
developmentTeam Genius • Team Genius is an evaluation software. It can be accessed via an app straight from your phone or on a desktop/laptop format. • To date we have developed and delivered over 500 evaluations to Indiana ODP players. Each player who attended at least two sessions prior to December 19, 2020 received a mid- season evaluation. • All players will receive an end of season evaluation in July.
Team Genius
Evaluation is based on the following
six (US Soccer defined) key
qualities.
• Initiative
• Game Awareness and Decision
Making
• Focus
• Technical Skill
• Physical Ability
• ResponsibilityRubric- The following was used as a basis for
evaluating the individual criteria.
• Initiative
• Does the player show initiative? Are they trying to be the player that makes a difference in the game? When they make a mistake, do they fight to get the ball back?”
• GAME AWARENESS AND DECISION MAKING
• “The main thing we look at is game awareness and decision making. Are their eyes up when they receive the ball? Do they analyze the field for positions of players and
spaces to exploit? Are they looking around before they get the ball? If they trap the ball and then they’re looking around, it’s too late. I pay attention to players that draw
my attention in a good way. I’ll start looking at them when they have the ball and when they don’t have the ball. What they do during transition moments is also very
important. The game is so fast at the international level. You have to be able to transition
• Focus
• “A player with great focus plays to win, is composed in behavior, enhances the team by executing his tasks. This player listens to the coach, doesn’t get distracted by the
sideline or nearby games, and keeps focus on the game and the field. This is important during games and training sessions.”
• TECHNICAL SKILL
• When we say ‘technical skill,’ we mean ability to be effective in all situations and to be creative under pressure. ‘Ball skills’ is rather vague. How are they with the ball at
their feet? Dribbling. Speed. Changing direction with the ball. Finishing ability. Receiving the ball. Being able to weight the first touch, second touch, and passes in the
right way for that specific situation.“Rubric- Continued
• PHYSICAL ABILITY
• “Phys i cal strength, or physical ability, i s another key quality. We know that kids mature and hit puberty a t different ages. This is why keeping reports over the years is s o important. We ca n
tra ck these players as they move through their physical growth and how they handle i t.” Making sure that things like their ph ysical fi tness is a top priority a s well.
• RESPONSIBILITY
• Let’s s ay the game stops for a n injury a nd play s tops. The coach may s ay, ‘OK guys , bring it i n. Come cl oser so I can talk to you.’ One kid is stretching or not paying attention at a ll. Another
pl a yer i s, like, a ll ears & eyes on the coach. He’s obviously thi nking, ‘The coach is givi ng us i nformation ri ght now that we can use to help us with our ga me a nd ca n help me be a better
pl a yer.’ A l ot more of this happens a t Talent ID centers. These players train all day wi th coaches and scouts. When the day i s over, I bring i n each kid i n for a meeting a t the end of the day.
Were they paying a ttention? Or were they not? Do they ca re enough a bout their own improvement to really l isten to me? We also ta lk to coaches and find out which players ta ke
res ponsibility for their own development. Are they going out a nd getting extra touches on their own every day? Are they s eeki ng out extra tra ining sessions? Extra cardio work to improve
fi tness? A l ot of that must be self-motivated. That’s where responsibility comes i n. Put i n the effort to fi nd or create the best training environment for yourself.“
• Learn more about Team Genius at 4:10pm today. Check Indiana Soccer website for link to the
presentation from members of Team Genius. Look for the Technology in Sports Workshop.ODP YouTube Channel
• The videos captured by the VEO Cameras are edited –
removing halftime and other dead periods using iMovie.
• The edited videos are uploaded to the Indiana ODP YouTube
Channel
• There are currently over 40 videos on the Indiana channel i.e.
• Matches
• GK Training
• Training with JC on individual ball work
• Festival of games with Coach Steve FranklinThe initial videos have been posted for just a few weeks and already some have received in excess of 200 views .
Alliance FC IFJ Rangers
Batesville Soccer IFJ South SCSA
Southern Indiana
Boilers FC Indiana Elite
United
Carmel FC Indiana Invaders Sporting SI
Chicago Fire Juniors
Indiana SW FC Tempest FC
South
Cutters Indy Premier TFA
Dynamo FC
Eclipse Select
Jr. Irish
Kingdom
Tinley Park
Tri West
38 Clubs with
ECU MC United United Elite FC Girls represented
Evansville FC Mercury
United Soccer Alliance
of IN
in Memphis
FC Pride Michiana Echo Westside Inter-Regional
FW United Middlebury Magic ZYSA
Hoosier FC NWI Lions UnitedAlliance FC IFJ South Plainfield
Boilers FC Illinois FC SCSA
Southern Indiana
Carmel FC Impact FC
United
Chicago Fire
Indiana Elite Speedway
South
Sporting Southern
Columbus ExpressIndy Phoenix FC
Indiana
Cutters Indy Premier St. Francis
ECU Jeffersonville Spirit Terre Haute Premier 39 Clubs with
Elkhart Flames
FC Pride
Junior Irish
Kings Hammer
TFA
Tempest FC
Boys
FW Sports Club Michiana Echo
United Soccer Alliance represented in
FW United Midwest Kingdom
of IN
Warsaw Wave
Memphis
Hoosier FC Millenium Westside United Inter-Regional
IFJ NWI Lions United ZYSAMoving Forward • June 18-20 Indiana hosted Sub Regional (7-9 other states) • Summer ID Camp July (Dates, Times and Location TBA) • National ODP Interregional in November/December 2021 • DOC day at ODP in winter of 2021 (Come see what ODP looks like)
Any Questions? Steve Franklin- Steve@soccerindiana.org Todd Sheely- Todd@soccerindiana.org Joy Carter- Joy@soccerindiana.org
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