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New York Red Bulls Announce Official Youth Development Partnership with Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association

March 12, 2018 - Major League Soccer (MLS)
New York Red Bulls News Release


HARRISON, N.J. - The New York Red Bulls announced today an official youth development partnership with the Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association (ENYYSA).

"We are excited to add ENYYSA to the Red Bulls family as a Youth Development Partner," said Dave Jervis, Senior Director of Training Programs at the New York Red Bulls. "Through this new program, we will be able to extend the Red Bulls' deep connection to the New York youth soccer community, providing players access to a high-level training environment and a direct connection to the Red Bulls development system."

Through the partnership, a Young Olympians program will be created acting as a stepping-stone to the full Olympic Development Program (ODP) with the goal being to develop young talent and expose them to the ENYYSA alongside the Red Bulls player development pathway.

Training locations will be located throughout Queens, Staten Island, Hudson, Nassau and Suffolk Counties.

"ENYYSA is thrilled to begin this new journey with the New York Red Bulls," said ENYYSA President Richard Christiano. "We look forward to continuing to enhance the development of our youth players."

In addition, each player will have the opportunity to be outfitted in an ENYYSA/Red Bull New York branded uniform.

One team of boys and girls from all the targeted regions will be selected to represent the program in a regional festival and tournament at the Red Bulls Training Facility.

Tryouts will be held on April 8 and April 15. Registration details will be announced shortly, and for more information visit redbullsacademy.com.




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