The Fury W-League Reserve Program addresses the transition from the Entry-level U17s to the Fury W-League team. It provides an opportunity for post-youth level players to train and compete, together with other serious, dedicated athletes.
The Reserve program builds on the Varsity programs which the Fury ran in the summer of 2008, when the club fielded a team in the OCSL Women's Premier League in conjunction with the Ottawa Falcons.
Winter Indoor Season: (November - April)
Training: One 90-minute session each Thursday evening (9:30 - 11:00 PM) at Louis Riel- for 17 weeks
Eligibility: Post U17, current university or college players; Ottawa-based W-League players
Coaching Staff: Jimmy Zito
Dates: Dec 4, 11, 18, Jan 8, 15, 22, 29, Feb 5, 12, 19, 26, Mar 5, 12, 26, Apr 2, 9, 16
Cost: $225 for 17weeks (does not include any training kit)
To participate:
Register on the Fury website by going to http://www.ottawafury.com and choosing the "Player Evaluations" banner on the home page, or directly at http://www.ottawafury.com/tryoutreg2.php
Choose "U23 Reserve" as the team.
Outdoor Season: (May - August)
Training: Two evening 90-minute sessions each week
Competition: Ottawa Carleton Soccer League Women's Premier Division); Pat O'Kane Tournament; Others by agreement
Eligibility: 2009 W-League players; Past Fury Youth players; current university or college players; and others by invitation (tryouts will be held in May)
Coaching Staff: Jimmy Zito and Basil Phillips
Register on the Fury website by going to http://www.ottawafury.com and choosing the "Player Evaluations" banner on the home page, or directly athttp://www.ottawafury.com/tryoutreg2.php Choose "U23 Reserve" as the team.
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