ODP identifies and provides opportunities for high potential players, facilitates their development, and exposes them to the next level of their chosen pathway.

The US Youth Soccer Olympic Development Program, or ODP as it is more commonly known, is a National, Regional, State, and District Team Identification and Development program for high-level …

The East Region (West Virginia to Maine) holds an annual ODP tournament in early June (after state cup finals) to allow each state association’s ODP select team an opportunity to showcase its talent …

The aim of the Olympic Development Program (ODP) is to identify and advance the most talented and passionate youth players through the ODP state, regional, and national team selection process and …

US Youth Soccer is divided into four regions, each of which offers a regional camp for state association ODP teams in each eligible age group. The camps are designed to provide high-level competition …

The purpose of this prestigious program is to identify players on the basis of open tryouts and develop them to represent their state, region, and the United States in soccer competition.

While U.S. Youth Soccer’s Olympic Development Program is the original and, to date, most effective method of identifying and developing elite players, there are an increasing number of paths a young …

The Olympic Development Program (ODP) is a prestigious, nationwide initiative led by the United States Soccer Federation (USSF) to identify and cultivate top young soccer talent.

US Youth Soccer is divided into four regions, each which offers a regional camp for state association ODP teams in each eligible age group. The camps are designed to provide high level competition …

The US Youth Soccer Olympic Development Program was formed in 1977 to identify and provide opportunities for high potential players, facilitate their development, and expose them to the next …